Readers of That Grape Juice understand how passionate we’re about music – whether or not that be previous or current.
Nevertheless, not like our different segments – Retro Rewind, TGJ Replay, and From The Vault – The Pop Cease is essentially the most in-depth take a look at Pop songs that will have flown beneath the radar over the past week that it is best to know, fairly they be from music’s greatest stars or these on the rise.
This week, we need to spotlight cuts from Louis Tomlinson, Kim Petras, Ava Max, and Deaf Havana.
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Former One Route member Louis Tomlinson has shared his new single known as ‘Silver Tongues,’ which is from his new album ‘Religion within the Future’ – out at this time. Throughout the monitor, Tomlinson goes full pop-punk with energetic guitars and a pop melody. A rousing anthem not like any he has earlier than, ‘Silver Tongues’ units the tone for Tomlinson’s must-hear new album.
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After scoring her first Billboard Scorching 100 #1 with ‘Unholy,’ Kim Petras seems to be to maintain the momentum going along with her newest single ‘If Jesus Was A Rockstar.’ A melancholy pop tune that locations emphasis on her emotions about faith, the tune is full with tinges of acoustic guitar, a pulsating again beat, and handclaps. Whereas not as hypnotic as her tune ‘Future Begins Now,’ ‘If Jesus Was A Rockstar’ continues to be nonetheless a shining instance of Petras’ pop brilliance.
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Ava Max is headed to the dancefloor for her newest single, ‘Weapons.’ Constructed round an anthemic disco-meets-pop groove, Max tackles her personal vulnerability in a tune that may have you ever dancing along with your tears. Simply the very best tune from her upcoming album ‘Diamonds and Dancefloors’ up to now, ‘Weapons’ is a soon-to-be staple in her discography.
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Rock band Deaf Havana has unleashed the deluxe version of their album ‘The Current Is A Overseas Land’ and on it’s a monitor known as ‘Somebody/Someplace.’ A skillful mix of rock components blended with pop sensibilities, ‘Somebody/Someplace’ is probably the bravest monitor on the gathering of songs and amongst their strongest of the yr.
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