Los Angeles’ own Amelia McLean isn’t playing it safe; she’s ripping pages out of her own life and turning them into anthems. Her latest single, “Dark Days," is the kind of track that doesn’t just sit in the background; it grabs you by the chest and makes you feel every ounce of it.

Boston’s own Isabelle Gitlin just came through with the kind of track that makes you stop mid-scroll and actually listen. Her new single, “Feel My Soul," isn’t just music; it’s a damn reminder to breathe, let go, and actually feel something in a world that’s always trying to numb us out.

Sanjay Michael channels the grit of AC/DC and the soul of BB King in “Wall Street Blues,” a clever, hard-hitting rock track that exposes the empty promises of fast-money culture.

Seventeen-year-old Toronto artist Aashika Reddy makes a fearless debut with LOOK AT ME NOW, a six-track EP blending R&B, pop, and South Indian classical influences. The project is both a coming-of-age soundtrack and a cultural statement, positioning Reddy as one of the most exciting new voices in global pop.

SHAB’s “Dance Til You’re Free” is more than a music video. It is a celebration of liberation, empowerment, and joy, showcasing bold choreography, powerful symbolism, and the transformative power of music and dance. Taken from her sophomore album ONE SUITCASE, the track highlights SHAB’s mission to merge pop artistry with universal human rights.

Three Days Grace are back with “Kill Me Fast,” a searing single that captures heartbreak at its most unfiltered. Dropping ahead of their August 22 album Alienation, the track rips through silence and pain with crushing riffs and Adam Gontier’s raw vocals. From chart dominance to sold-out tours, the band proves they’re not just surviving—they’re still defining modern rock.