Fresh off the release of her sophomore studio album 777, Latto has recruited superstar Mariah Carey and DJ Khaled for the remix to her hit single “Big Energy.” It’s a crossover of epic proportions since “Big Energy” samples Tom Tom Club’s “Genius of Love,” as did Carey’s 1995 triple-platinum single “Fantasy.” Latto pays homage to Carey’s version in the song, rapping: “Bad bitch, I can be your fantasy/ I can tell you got big dick energy.” Carey supplies her signature whistle tones in the remix and sings “Fantasy’s” iconic chorus. It’s a crossover of epic proportions since “Big Energy” samples Tom Tom Club’s “Genius of Love,” as did Carey’s 1995 triple-platinum single “Fantasy.” Latto pays homage to Carey’s version in the song, rapping: “Bad bitch, I can be your fantasy/ I can tell you got big dick energy.” Carey supplies her signature whistle tones in the remix and sings “Fantasy’s” iconic chorus. For Latto, working with Carey was nothing short of a dream. “She’s such an uplifting spirit,” Latto says. “I’m grateful for the remix and her vocals — Mariah’s a legend — but I’m grateful for the experience that she gave me with this song and all the words of advice.” The release arrives on the heels of "777," the follow-up to Latto’s 2020 debut album "Queen of da Souf." "777" features the previously released singles “Big Energy” and the 21 Savage-featuring “Wheelie,” as well as guest appearances from Lil Wayne, Childish Gambino, Lil Durk, Nardo Wick, and Kodak Black.

Singer-songwriter Christina Perri released a new song, “evergone,” which is the first single since the 2021 album “Songs for Rosie,” which was the first anniversary of her child Rosie's death. The new track was written by Christina Perri, Jennifer Decilveo, Jordan Miller and Jason Bell and produced by Jennifer Decilveo. Christina Perri shared on social media, “when I lost my daughter; I decided that she was going to live with me in my heart, in my breath, in my every moment. this is what I'm singing about, and it really helped me. I hope it helps you too.” Her last album, "Songs for Rosie," comprised primarily covers—"Here Comes The Sun," "The Rainbow Connection," Goodnight My Angel," and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" among them—all of which Perri had selected before Rosie’s passing and all of which hit differently now. It also features one original, "Roses in the Rain." Named iTunes’ “Breakthrough Pop Artist of 2011,” Perri earned critical applause and an increasingly fervent fan following her extraordinary debut, "lovestrong." Highlighted by the 5x-platinum-certified smash, “Jar of Hearts,” the album – produced by Grammy-winning producer Joe Chiccarelli (The White Stripes, My Morning Jacket) – entered the SoundScan/Billboard 200 among the top 5 upon its initial 2011 release, while also proving an unqualified international sensation with top 5 success in Australia and Ireland as well as top 10 sales in Canada and the United Kingdom.

Kid Rock has released a massive 18-track album titled “Bad Reputation,” and he drew on personal experience for this one. This album is an intimate look into Kid Rock’s psyche, and it’s an exciting place there. He addresses love, loss, rock and roll, politics, and social media, mixing classic rock and country riffs to create his signature sound. At the beginning of the album, Kid Rock decided to get heavily political and in-your-face, which seems like a bold choice. But no one ever said Kid Rock wasn’t brave. Also, don’t ever try to tell him what to do. The first song on “Bad Reputation,” titled “Don’t Tell Me How To Live,” opens with a shocking declaration of “f–k all you h–s / Detroit ’til I die, motherf—er.” Again, no one ever said he wasn’t bold. Kid Rock has always known how he wants to live his life, and it’s loud and unapologetic. After about the first six songs, things get a little less polarizing. “Rockin'” is a subtle country song about taking things slow and appreciating what you have. Kid Rock urges listeners to “sing this song together tonight / we may never be here again”; additionally, he has a song for everyone: the small town, the city, his road crew and fans, sinners, saints, and all of the above. He ends the song on a sweet note, painting the picture of him rocking on the porch with his granddaughter. At its core, it’s a song about living life to the fullest. He’s confident in himself as a person and an artist, which comes through on “Bad Reputation.” It’s loud, and controversial, and rejects the mainstream, but that’s par for the course with Kid Rock. It’s his usual mix of country, rock and roll, and a touch of rap, and it’s a masterpiece of Kid Rock’s personality distilled into 18 songs.

The time has finally come. It is has been one of the most rumoured collaborations over the past years. The ever-elusive Martin Garrix and Zedd track. Fans have waited so long for these two electronic dance powerhouses to team up, and now their work together has finally been released in the form of the new single “Follow.” It’s no secret that both Garrix and Zedd have been good friends for numerous years. Ever since both exploded to the top of the scene, the dance community has salivated at what a collaboration between the two could sound like. The hype around the upcoming tack is warranted as both artists have teased the potential of working together for years. As they continued to drop hints at the release more frequently throughout the last three years, we knew it was only a matter of time until it became a reality. In combination with the release, Martin Garrix will be on the Main Stage of the Miami Ultra Music Festival. It was the producer himself who confirmed that "Follow" will be just one of the new productions included in his set. The desire to share the single with the fans was so great that, during a set in Chile, Garrix decided to video call his friend Zedd and showed him live the crowd's reaction before putting the new hit into play. Zedd also shared a YouTube Shorts video of Garrix playing out the track live to a crowd of 70,000 people. The tune features the classic, sharp Zedd synths with Garrix's acclaimed, anthemic festival sound.

Reba McEntire is back and has released a collection of new hymns and gospel project, "My Chains Are Gone." Filled with beloved hymns, duets and iconic McEntire performances. Included on the tracklist are standards like "How Great Thou Art," "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," and "I'll Fly Away," plus some of the faith-focused hits that McEntire has released over the years, like "God and My Girlfriends," "The Greatest Man I Never Knew" and "Back to God." The announcement of the new album came just days after the fifth anniversary of "Sing It Now: Songs of Faith and Hope," which was McEntire's first-ever gospel album. Several of the songs that originally appeared on that tracklist are featured on "My Chains Are Gone." However, the new project includes a much-requested look back at McEntire's 2017 headlining performance at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. Footage from that night appears on the DVD portion of her upcoming release, including special performances by guests the Isaacs, Kelly Clarkson and Trisha Yearwood. Newly captured footage from the singer's 2021 performances will feature on the DVD, too. The CD version of "My Chains Are Gone" includes another collaboration: Christian singer-songwriter Lauren Daigle lends her voice to an acoustic version of "Back to God," the final song on the 12-track collection. Last year, the star released a three-part box set, "Revived Remixed Revisited," which included some of her biggest hits as they’ve evolved in her live show. The "Remixed" part put a new spin on some of her most beloved tracks.

Madonna has released her expanded "American Pie" maxi-single across digital platforms. The Queen of Pop released her cover of the Don McLean 1971 hit “American Pie,” which hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for four weeks in 1972. The track was released to promote the soundtrack of her 2000 film "The Next Best Thing." Though the film did not fare well with critics, the song peaked at No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs chart and quickly became a UK No. 1 hit. Madonna has shared different remixes for the single including in the release is the original version of the track, along with six other mixes from Richard Humpty Vission and Victor Calderone. The release comes ahead of a monumental year, which will see her begin a career-spanning reissue project, documenting her entire discography. Meanwhile, Madonna recently revealed she was in the studio with Swae Lee, with whom she collaborated on her 2019 "Madame X" cut "Crave," working on new songs. “So great to be back in the studio making music again,” Madonna penned. “Surprises [sic] in the New Year.” Madonna recently released her ‘Madame X’ concert documentary on Paramount+, along with a live album featuring tracks from the performance. In a review of the record, Retro Pop said ‘Madame X (Music From The Theater Xperience)’ “captures the ‘Madame X’ Tour and reaffirms that she is and remains at the top of her game.”

Sofia Carson is has released her new album entitled, "Sofia Carson" which is her first official album to be released by the singer along with the first single “LOUD” Although she has released a handful of singles throughout the years, the 28-year-old actress-singers new record features a collection of songs—six of which were co-written by Sofia herself—that are reflections of her most significant role models in life, including her mother, Laura Char. She also said that the whole concept for the record is based on "a story about love about a girl who falls into a beautiful love, only to be shattered into pieces. Nonetheless, it’s a story about a girl who survives." In a recent interview, the "Descendants" star broke down the deeply personal record, its lead single "LOUD," and how prolific songwriters like Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran inspired her to create a concept album that culminates into an epic story about love. "My mom is the single most important person in my life, and I owe everything that I am to her," she shares, adding, "She is to me the epitome of a loud woman, and she raised her daughters to believe that to be a woman is to be synonymous with strength, and she's my everything. Growing up, the role models that I admired were women who were trailblazers—women like Cher, like Barbra Streisand." Carson made her singing debut in 2015 with the soundtrack album "Descendants" and, in the same year, released the single "Rotten to the Core." In 2016, she signed to Hollywood Records and released her debut single, "Love Is the Name."

Machine Gun Kelly has released his sixth studio album, "Mainstream Sellout" The rapper-turned-rocker duly delivers, knocking out 13 tracks that wrap generic angst around formulaic grunge-pop parcels. It’s the kind of thing you’d expect to hear in the Vans outlet of your local shopping mall. The new album will serve as the predecessor to his breakthrough effort, "Tickets to My Downfall," which landed his first Billboard 200 No. 1 album selling a career-best 126,000 equivalent album units and delivering the first rock album in 2020 to top the Billboard 200 upon its release. Executive produced by Travis Barker, "Tickets To My Downfall" best Kelly’s 2012’s "Lace-Up" and 2015’s "General Admission," debuting at No. 4 on the Billboard 200. The album features collaborations with Halsey, Trippie Redd, Iann Dior and blackbear. Machine Gun Kelly is heading out on the road this summer for the Mainstream Sellout tour to support his second full-blown pop-punk record of the same name. The rapper-turned-rocker is bolstering the already massive 52-date arena run with special guests Avril Lavigne, Travis Barker, Blackbear, Trippie Redd, Willow, Iann Dior, Pvris, and 44phantom appearing on select dates throughout North America and Europe. The North American leg of the Mainstream Sellout tour will launch on June 8 with a show at the Moody Center in Austin and span throughout the summer. Machine Gun Kelly will pick back up in Europe on Sept. 17 in Germany. He’ll play just over a dozen shows across Prague, Brussels, Munich, Milan, Paris, London, Dublin, and more before wrapping with a final show in Amsterdam on Oct. 12.

Michael Bublé is back with a new album, and it will feature a mix of classic songs and original tunes that are bound to get stuck in your head. Michael Bublé has released his eleventh studio album, "Higher," which includes the fantastic lead single "I'll Never Not Love You." It is Michael's first studio album in three years, and it also features a duet with country legend Willie Nelson on his classic song "Crazy" and a new version of Paul McCartney's stunning ballad "My Valentine." There is also a cover of Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love," made famous by Adele, plus his take on Sam Cooke’s "Bring It On Home To Me," "You’re The First, The Last, My Everything" by Barry White, and the iconic song "Smile." Michael said of the album: “This time out; I opened myself up completely to trying new things. I dug deeper while working and surrounding myself with the greatest music makers on the planet with gigantic imaginations. "Whether it was sitting down to write with Ryan Tedder and Greg Wells, recording three songs in one day with my pal Bob Rock along with 40 of the most amazing musicians off the studio floor who hadn’t played music in 15 months, dancing around laughing and crying in my underwear in my home studio when a song sounded just right, every moment felt magical or that the universe was conspiring to bring me to this moment in time 20 years into this amazing ride I’ve been on. He will support the album with a series of live dates across the UK in 2022.

Multi-platinum selling singer-songwriter James Bay makes his long-awaited return by unveiling his new single "Give Me The Reason," a haunting yet beautifully melodic pop/rock anthem that sees the BRIT Award winner contemplate the potential end of a once loving and meaningful relationship. With its heartfelt lyric, emotive sing-along choruses and soaring musical production, "Give Me The Reason" sees James produce yet another stellar power ballad that looks set to go down a storm with old fans new. Co-written by James and Irish recording artist Foy Vance and produced by Gabe Simon (Lana Del Rey, Dua Lipa), the track serves as the first single to be lifted off of Bay’s upcoming third studio album scheduled for release later this year. Announcing that "Give Me The Reason" was “finally here,” Bay explained: “It’s been a long and winding adventure making all this new music, but every moment was worth it. I love this song, hope you all love it too. Of the message and inspiration behind the new song, the three-time Grammy Award nominee says in a press release: “I wanted this song to feel huge and emotional. It’s about that moment when you feel like the sun is beginning to set on a relationship; it’s about the fight to stay together. I want it to explode with energy when I play it live. It’s about feeling your heartbeat fast and love racing through your veins.”

Nashville singer-songwriter Anderson East has released his new album "M.W.N.D. / F.A.M.E," which he recently unveiled a new single from the set entitled "Lights On." For the new album, East reimagined, recut, and re-recorded his latest album, "Maybe We Never Die," live in one day at the legendary FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL. East was accompanied by his bandmates, Grammy Award-winning producer Dave Cobb, and a handful of close friends, including Natalie Hemby, Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes, and Foy Vance. He had this to say, "It's amazing how easy it is to make a record after you've already made it once. This was fun, and it's a scrapbook of a moment. We're used to making records with everyone in the same room. It was nice to revert back to that. I just wanted to be around people and go play something. "We decided to go to FAME for a day because it's one of our favourite rooms and the people are incredible. It felt very natural to simplify Maybe fully We Never Die at a place we enjoy." His album "Maybe We Never Die" was East’s first new music since 2018’s breakthrough album, "Encore," which featured the Grammy-nominated #1 AAA radio single, "All On My Mind." Known for his magnetic live performances, East and his band have performed sold-out shows worldwide and have been featured on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live!, CBS "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" and "CBS This Morning Saturday," NBC’s "TODAY" and "Late Night with Seth Meyers," PBS "Austin CityLimits" and more.

After reemerging from a five-year hiatus last year to release his long-awaited comeback single "Why Don’t Ya," Alex Clare kicks off his 2022 to unveil the euphoric new offering "The Same." Reestablishing himself as a bold and soaring name on the new music circuit, ‘The Same’ looks to continue his unstoppable reputation as he delivers another rousing and captivating new offering. With its soaring production providing the perfect backdrop to Clare’s instantly distinguishable voice, his return has now been given another heady dose of glittering alt-pop power. Speaking about the new release, he said, “I wrote the song with an old friend who I hadn’t seen since we were at school. It got me thinking about how we change over the years, but parts of ourselves we may not like still affect our present." Clare has been writing and recording his new music since Covid swept the world, working with copper-bottomed hit writers like Jamie Hartman (Rag’n’Bone Man, Celeste, Lewis Capaldi). His debut album, "The Lateness of the Hour," was released in the UK on 11 July 2011 on Island Records and was produced by Mike Spencer and Major Lazer. His biggest hit from the album, "Too Close," peaked at number 4 on the UK Singles Chart and number 7 on the US Billboard Hot 100. The song was nominated for the Brit Award for Best British Single at the 2013 Brit Awards.

The Unlikely Candidates, Texas-based Alt-Rock band, released a preview of their first, highly anticipated full-length album, "Panther Island," last week. They have now released the first single, "Sunshine," the lead single from the album due May 20th. Marooned in their hometown of Panther City, "Panther Island'' includes previously released singles and new songs written and refined from lessons learned throughout their time in the industry. "High Low," a previously released single featured on the album, was recorded in lead singer Kyle Morris' Texas apartment. "Sunshine," written by Morris and Derek Fuhrmann, is a nostalgic song about wishing to go back to a time when things felt a little easier. The world was more hopeful. Morris calls this his "apocalypse song" that "tries to capture the paranoia and loneliness of feeling trapped in a room, viewing the world from a phone." Signed to Another Century, a subsidiary of Sony Music, The Unlikely Candidates are best known for their 2019 hit "Novocaine," which reached #1 on the Alternative Charts. With nearly a million monthly listeners on Spotify, the band is currently on tour, opening for legendary rock band 311's 2022 Spring Tour. They will also be headlining their shows at Smith's Olde Bar in Atlanta, GA, and Tulips FWT in their hometown of Fort Worth, TX. In 2019, the band went on the "Strange Lines" tour with Brick + Mortar and The Brevet. The tour was named after what would have been the band's first studio album, due in Fall 2019, but the album ended up being scrapped for unknown reasons.

XYLØ moniker for pop singer Paige Duddy has dropped her new single entitled "Sweetheart" as she takes us to different dreams with his subtle melodies, colour-adding bass and impressive outputs. 'XYLØ,' real name 'Paige Duddy', is an American pop singer and songwriter. from 2015 to 2018, XYLØ was a musical duo consisting of Duddy and his brother Chase. Duddy has been pursuing a solo career since 2018 and has continued to release his new music under the pseudonym Xylø. As a duo, XYLØ became known for their debut single "America," which was released in February 2015 and achieved commercial success online through digital outlets such as 'NoiseTrade.' The success of the single resulted in XYLØ reaching a record deal with Sony Music Entertainment. XYLØ’s singles “Heaven Only Knows,” “Don’t Panic,” “I Don’t Wanna See You Anymore,” “Tears and Tantrums,” and “Freak” are all reminiscent of the duo’s fun and upbeat sound but also showcase Paige Duddy’s capability as a solo act with her quirky tone and infectious personality. Although she wants to keep the same vibe, she and her brother created, she also wants to show her listeners and fans a side of her that they can relate to. From 2015 to 2018, Xylø was a musical duo that consisted of Duddy and her brother Chase. Since 2018, Duddy has embarked on a solo career and has continued to release her new music under the Xylø moniker.

Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Em Beihold reveals a new stunning piano version of her track "Numb Little Bug." After tallying 12 million streams during its first week alone, the song has eclipsed 60 million global streams and counting. At the same time, the song debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and saw Em debut at #4 on Billboard’s Emerging Artists Chart. Quickly capturing #1 on the Spotify Global Viral 50 Chart and #2 on the Spotify US Viral Chart, the song has flown up the Spotify US Daily top 200 charts. Beihold, now 23, has been at this since about 2016 when, after her very first concert, director Michelle Schumacher asked her to contribute a song to the J.K. Simmons vehicle "I’m Not Here," which birthed the song “Not Who We Were,” which appeared in the film as well as her 2017 debut EP, "Infrared." More recently, Beihold, who cites piano-pop game-changer Regina Spektor as a significant influence, is the first artist to sign with Moon Projects — a joint venture between former TikTok music chief Mary Rahmani and Republic Records, the Universal imprint whose roster includes many of the biggest stars in music today including Taylor Swift, Drake, the Weeknd, Ariana Grande, and Post Malone. Next up, Em accompanies Anson Seabra on The Wonderland Tour. It kicks off on April 19 in Dallas, TX at HOB Dallas Cambridge Room, visits significant markets coast to coast, and concludes on May 11 in Los Angeles, CA, at El Rey Theatre.

Singer-songwriter Skylar Grey will release her upcoming self-titled fourth album on April 28, 2022. It is the first album in six years since the 2016 album “Natural Causes” and is her first album as an independent artist, which comprises 10-track, produced and written by Skylar Grey herself. Skylar Grey has endured tumult, trials, and tribulations only to take control of her artistry like never before, writing, producing, and performing every note—alone on her first album since 2016. The result is her most ambitious and cohesive project to date. Initially, the album title was “Partly Cloudy With a Chance of Tears,” but she changed to the title “Skylar Grey”. She released the first single, “Partly Cloudy With a Chance of Tears,” and a music video in September 2021. “Vampire At the Swimming Pool,” the second single, was released last November. "Falling Apart" is a beautiful, atmospheric song with layered vocal harmonies that show Skylar's appreciation for Imogene Heap. The track joins singles "Partly Cloudy With a Chance of Tears" and "Vampire At The Swimming Pool" to pave the way for Skylar's new project. Skylar Grey wrote and produced the new track, and Ryan McKinnon filmed the accompanying video. Skylar Grey shared on social media, “It's been a long time since I dropped the first single off my album… I wasn't ready yet. I'm ready now. this is how I feel about getting older.”

Elle King is signalling a new era with her latest, sassy country anthem. The powerhouse singer released “Out Yonder." The new tune packs a punch, preaching one message: to leave the drama out yonder. “Out Yonder” features cleverly amusing lyrics characteristic of King’s catalogue, tempered with just the right amount of honky-tonk attitude. “I am so excited to share all of the creative twists and turns the last couple of years have brought me! Starting with one of my absolute favourites, ‘Out Yonder!’” King shares. “This little ball of fire has been just burnin’ me up! I hope you all stomp and kick and dance to it like I have been.” “Out Yonder” arrives on the heels of her Video of the Year win at the 57th ACM Awards for “Drunk (And I Don’t Wanna Go Home)” with Miranda Lambert, which marks the pairs second joint win, previously taking home Music Event of the Year in 2020 for “Fooled Around and Fell In Love.” The Top 5 smash hit is now Platinum certified and has amassed over 215 million on-demand streams. With the new track, King foreshadows a larger project in the works. Fans can catch Lomg performing “Out Yonder” on her headline "Drunk, and I Don’t Wanna Go Home" Tour, as she hits nine significant cities through the end of the month, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. She’s also gearing up for her opening stint on Chris Stapleton’s All American Roadshow tour, with dates in Canada kicking off next month.

Stephen Marley has released "Celebrating Nina: A Reggae Tribute to Nina Simone." The seven-track EP features as many female artists revisiting songs written or previously covered by Simone, with exquisitely crafted one-drop reggae rhythms further embellishing Simone’s category-defying sonics. Stephen Marley told Billboard's Patricia Meschino: “Music from the past, artists like Ray Charles, Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone, speak to my mood, my soul. Because of the racism they faced years ago; you can hear the commitment they had towards pursuing their talent and the passion they put into their music, which remains very potent today. […] This project is about preserving Nina Simone’s legacy, passing it on to younger generations, including my children, because you don’t often find music this substantial. When we started the project, we reached out to Nina’s daughter (Lisa Simone Kelly) and to the Nina Simone Foundation to establish a connection; we want to donate a portion of the proceeds to the things that she was all about." Simone, who survived an abusive marriage, battled alcoholism and suffered for years with an undiagnosed bipolar disorder, succumbed to breast cancer on April 21, 2003; in her will, she requested her estate’s residuary gifts be held in the trust to create a charity supporting the musical education of Black children in Africa. The album has some notable names lending their voices to his cause. Some of them include covers by Queen Ifrica, Etana, and his sister Cedella Marley. Internationally, Melanie Fiona, Maya Azucena, Joss Stone, and Terri Walker are featured on the EP.

The last traditional album Norwegian electronic duo Röyksopp released was 2014’s "The Inevitable End," which they called their “goodbye to the traditional album format.” Now, the duo is preparing to release "Profound Mysteries," a 10-song collection that, per a press release, is “an expanded creative universe and a prodigious conceptual project.” We’ve already shared four songs that will appear on "Profound Mysteries." “This Time, This Place” featuring Beki Mari, “(Nothing But) Ashes…,” “The Ladder,” and Alison Goldfrapp collab “Impossible.” Now, Röyksopp has shared another track. “Breathe,” which Röyksopp teamed up with Norwegian singer-songwriter Astrid S. The duo have also shared a short “Breathe” film titled "I Hate My Shelf," directed by Swedish filmmaker Andreas Nilsson, who previously worked on short films for the band’s albums "Junior" (2009) and "Senior" (2010) and the music video for “This Must Be It.” “I have always wanted to collaborate with Röyksopp; they have been and continue to be a huge inspiration for me,” Astrid S says. “I’m really excited for the music to finally come out!” Röyksopp is known for his work with female vocalists. They’ve teamed with Karin Dreijer of The Knife, and Fever Ray on four tracks, including “What Else Is There?” and “This Must Be It.” Röyksopp has also worked extensively with Swedish singer Robyn, first on a track called “The Girl and the Robot” and later on a collaborative EP called Do It Again to coincide with their joint tour.

Anson Seabra’s music creates an atmosphere that discusses topics of mental health, fairy tales and heartbreak. He often reflects on society, and through meditation, he has been able to look inward to love himself more. Despite this growth, Seabra still openly writes songs about the times when self-hatred feels inevitable, a natural part of being human for almost everybody. on his new single release, Seabra talks about the bittersweet emotions involved in a breakup with his latest “Unloving You.” The single, which he dubs as his “biggest banger” he released so far, emphasizes how things can get difficult post-breakup – where one party is okay, and the other party finds it hard to move on after all the effort on making things work. The track is backed with dramatic instrumentals, rounding up the song well. After releasing the single worldwide, Seabra took to Twitter and asked his listeners about their favourite lyrics from the single. Fans responded with lines that deeply resonated with them. Seabra also flexes his songwriting skills with a mix of honest, straight-to-the-heart words and metaphors reflective of his feelings. He thanks his fans for the never-ending support and teased on the said platform that he has 15 songs he has yet to release and perform. Seabra will set out on the road this Spring for his Wonderland Tour, with some venues already sold out on tickets. Singer-songwriter Em Beihold will be joining the tour as well.