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Chris G - Started Like That Country TX, US For Fans Of: Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton, Dan + Shay, Morgan Wallen, Florida Georgia Line, Luke Bryan, Thomas Rhett, Luke Combs, Kane Brown, OneRepublic, Dierks Bentley, Jonas Brothers, Jordan Davis, Lee Brice, Jake Owen, Chris Young, Jason Aldean Interested in being a New Music post? Head to your RadioAirplay.com dash and click Free Song Contest under your Special Offers menu on the RadioAirplay.com dashboard! #NewMusic #NowPlaying #NewMusicAlert #IndieArtist #IndependentArtist #OriginalMusic #MusicDiscovery #SupportIndependentMusic #Country #CountryHits #TopHits

TreLNDR - On The Way Hip Hop/Rap CA For Fans Of: Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Eminem, Kanye West, Drake, Gunna, Future, 21 Savage, Lil Baby, Lil Uzi Vert, Pooh Shiesty, Jack Harlow Interested in being a New Music post? Head to your RadioAirplay.com dash and click Free Song Contest under your Special Offers menu on the RadioAirplay.com dashboard! #NewMusic #NowPlaying #NewMusicAlert #IndieArtist #IndependentArtist #OriginalMusic #MusicDiscovery #SupportIndependentMusic #HipHop #RapHits #TopHits

Lost on the Metro - Sebastopol Alternative/Alt. Rock MO, US Overall Impression: There is something inherently disorientating about discovering that the stories you have inherited about yourself and your family may not be the whole truth. “Sebastopol”, by Lost on the Metro, explores precisely that uneasy territory, framing its coming-of-age narrative around the revelation of long-held family secrets and the difficult process of unlearning rumours before relearning the truth. It is music about being pulled apart and rebuilt, and the band give that emotional upheaval a suitably nuanced alternative-rock setting. “Sebastopol” is a compelling example of alternative rock built around chemistry as much as individual ability. Lost on the Metro have created a track in which atmosphere, texture and instinctive musicianship work hand in hand, reflecting a story about identity that is anything but straightforward. Strongest Point(s): What immediately stands out is the str...

NECROVAYE - Turquoise Rock TH Overall Impression: There is something immediately distinctive about Necrovaye’s “Turquoise,” a track that seems determined not to settle too comfortably into any single pop-rock identity. At its core, it has the inviting accessibility of pop: the vocals are direct and expressive, the central hook is easy to grasp, and the song carries an upbeat, almost escapist emotional current. Yet beneath that approachable surface is a more adventurous progressive pop-rock sensibility, with an arrangement that continually introduces new colors, textures, and instrumental gestures. The result is a song with a surprisingly strong sense of character—one that feels less interested in adhering to a conventional template than in seeing how many contrasting ideas can coexist within it. Strongest Point(s): The song’s title is particularly fitting because “Turquoise” itself feels like a meeting point between different musical worlds. The expected bal...

Gent, Muse & Co. - I Was Right There Pop AU For Fans Of: Michael W. Smith, Steven Curtis Chapman, Avalon, Newsboys, DC Talk, MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Casting Crowns, Third Day, Chris Rice, Jars of Clay, Matthew West, Rich Mullins, Newsong, Nicole C. Mullen, tobyMac, 4Him, Take 6, Acapella, Jonathan Butler, George Benson & Al Jarreau, BeBe & CeCe Winans, The Winans, Stevie Wonder, Kirk Franklin, Smokie Norful, Yolanda Adams, Andrae Crouch, Gaither Vocal Band, Chris Tomlin Interested in being a New Music post? Head to your RadioAirplay.com dash and click Free Song Contest under your Special Offers menu on the RadioAirplay.com dashboard! #NewMusic #NowPlaying #NewMusicAlert #IndieArtist #IndependentArtist #OriginalMusic #MusicDiscovery #SupportIndependentMusic #Pop #PopHits #TopHits

John Kubal - Our Love Is Heaven Christian/Gospel ID, US Overall Impression: There are songs that merely describe love, and then there are songs that seem to wrap themselves around the feeling. John Kubal’s “Our Love Is Heaven” belongs firmly in the latter category. Blues-infused and saturated in feel, it is a track that understands the enduring power of mood, allowing its melody, groove and vocals to intertwine until the whole performance takes on the easy, unhurried glow of two people lost in one another’s orbit. From the outset, the song establishes a remarkably palpable mood. The guitar provides much of its emotional colour, favouring melodic phrasing over unnecessary flash, while the groove moves with an easy sway that gives the track its physical pulse. There is an appealing looseness to the arrangement, allowing the various elements to breathe rather than locking everything into a rigid framework. The result is music that feels lived-in and instinctive, wit...