CURIOUS FOR MUSIC: FRESH HITS (02.05.25)

Bringing you music that you should be curious about!

Limahl ‘A Horse With No Name’

With his first single in over five years, Limahl dives into new territory by reimagining America’s “A Horse With No Name” — and the result is unexpectedly mesmerizing. Gone are the dusty acoustic strums; in their place are silky synths, pulsing beats, and a sleek retro-futurist vibe that lands somewhere between a ‘90s chill-out record and a midnight road trip playlist. It’s a bold move, but it works, turning a folk-rock classic into a quietly hypnotic electro-pop gem that proves Limahl still knows how to make a moment feel timeless.

Tash Blake ‘Poster Girl’

If pop needed a plot twist, Tash Blake just delivered it. ‘Poster Girl’ is a gorgeously grim alt-pop anti-anthem—like Britney’s ‘Lucky’ had an existential crisis and came back with fangs. With a voice that whispers secrets and then screams truth, Blake doesn’t just sing about fame’s facade—she tears it down, neon light by neon light. Put this on repeat and prepare to feel seen (and slightly haunted).

EMEREE ‘Spring Cleaning’

“Spring Cleaning” feels like the musical version of unfollowing your ex, organizing your closet, and finally drinking enough water—all in one go. EMEREE glides over velvety production with vocals that are sweet and sharp at once, giving us a vibe that’s both therapeutic and totally groove-worthy. You’ll press play for the beat but stay for the empowerment.

Sone ‘Rollercoaster’

With roots in New York, Moscow, and classical European training, artist Sone is proving that genre is no barrier. Her new single "Rollercoaster", released globally today, is a genre-blending powerhouse that’s already making waves across digital platforms. Marrying the dramatic scope of opera with modern pop production, the track was co-produced in Paris and features an unapologetically emotional narrative. With over 300K Instagram followers and a growing global fanbase, Sone’s fearless fusion of styles is carving a unique lane in the music world. Critics are calling "Rollercoaster" a “bold evolution” in the pop landscape—one you won’t want to miss.

Katie Dauson ‘Rock Along With You’

There’s a lived-in truth to Katie Dauson’s music, and “Rock Along With You” is no exception. What starts as a simple concert anecdote blossoms into a roaring, roots-infused rock anthem. Pulled from her acclaimed Pure Katie album, the single leans into Dauson’s rich storytelling tradition — a genre-blending gem fueled by the spontaneous magic of real life. Her 1978 Gibson Les Paul Custom sings alongside her, and you can hear every ounce of emotion poured into each note. There’s something wonderfully full-circle about the story that sparked this track, but it’s Katie’s morning burst of inspiration — her urgency to write the chorus before sunrise — that elevates this into something rare. “Rock Along With You” feels like a celebration of the unpredictable beauty of music itself.