Here's the fun bit - before her own music, she was writing songs for Chappell Roan, FLETCHER, and Ryn Weaver, starting at sixteen. Jock My Style is about a very specific artist feeling: being sure your ideas are good, and quietly terrified someone'll take them first.

This one's got bite. give me a break comes from three lifelong friends out of LA making feminist punk, and they'll tell you straight up it comes out of Bikini Kill and Hole. Made to be screamed along to, not just listened to.

We're a bit obsessed with Omigie's voice at this point - we've had that video of her singing in a car park on loop for days. record player is straight R&B and soul, and the whole thing feels effortless in a way that's hard to fake.

Push Play sits right in her lane: modern R&B with older soul underneath. She gave us a bit of a Ciara feeling, and the whole thing just sounds great, properly polished.

A bit rebellious, but the chorus pulls back and goes softer, which is a nice turn. We don't speak a word of German and it still got stuck in our heads, which is usually a good sign. We love her energy.