Weekly Roundup
Roundup by Isabelle Turner
Talk Too Much - Reneé Rapp
Leading the way through the pop industry, Reneé Rapp is here with another single, “Talk Too Much”, sneaking into the rock genre. With a sound landing among the likes of Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift, “Talk Too Much” shows that the strong artist is continuing to dominate the industry. Through her forceful vocals and polished production, the track ventures into rock territory with an electric guitar that gives the track its edge. With a voicemail-inspired confession as the bridge, Rapp shows her vulnerability and creative freedom through this track. In anticipation for her upcoming album, Snow Angel, Rapp continues to prove her place within the industry.
Screw Time - Claire Rosinkranz
From her hit song “Backyard Boy”, Claire Rosinkranz continues to prove with every track that she has more in her artillery. With her recent track “Screw Time”, she discusses the struggles and clichés around growing up and getting older. Finding annoyance in her responsibilities and loss of adolescence, the young singer transforms an all too familiar feeling into a catchy summer anthem. Per true Rosinkranz fashion, she uses her incredible voice and somewhat witty lyrics to carry the track, while having plenty of energy and enthusiasm in the instrumentals. As she continues to release incredible music that resonates with all.
Getting Back to You - Swaye
Entering with an energetic driving beat, Swaye’s latest single “Getting Back to You” is the perfect warm and sunny anthem. Fueled by storytelling lyrics, the vocals are draped against an echo-y production, that has a nostalgic feel to it. While the vocals carry the piece, the busy instrumentals make it a perfect rock anthem for summer days. As their third single, it feels far more advanced than their age as a group. “Getting Back to You” is the perfect introduction to the rising band as they continue to grow within the music industry.
Memory - Lauren Corrigan
Combining deep emotion with a catchy beat, Lauren Corrigan is strutting through the music scene with her latest single “Memory”. The sweet vocals soften the pop beat into a more heartfelt track. Utilizing analogies and clever phrasing, she transcends a seemingly normal loss into the perfect blend of sweet, yet packing a punch. The busy instrumentals add another layer of depth within the track and it feels impossible to not be entranced by “Memory”. If this latest single is any indication of the great projects that Lauren Corrigan has upcoming, we can’t wait to see her rise.
Skinny Dipping and Mimosas - The 502s
Edging more into pop territory, folk band The 502s should be at the forefront of your radar this summer. With their infectious new single, “Skinny Dipping and Mimosas” the 502s continue to spread joy and optimism with everything they create. With a sweet banjo as the interlude and an incredible saxophone solo, the instrumentals are perhaps the star of the show. The song details the small anecdotes of love and building a life together. With a catchy beat and an incredible lyrics that truly paint a picture, “Skinny Dipping and Mimosas” feels like a warm hug upon first listen. As The 502s continues to expand their discography, they continue to create music for the soul.
