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CURIOUS FOR MUSIC: FRESH HITS (25.04.25)

  • Curious For Music Team
  • Apr 25
  • 2 min read

Bringing you music that you should be curious about!


Suki Summer ‘Summer Crush’



Suki Summer’s “Summer Crush” is more than a catchy indie-pop tune—it’s a love letter to queer discovery and self-expression. From the soft, swirling soundscape to the candid voice memo at the end, the song feels like an open-window conversation with your best friend after midnight. Suki’s strength lies in her storytelling; she doesn’t just sing about a crush, she invites you into every nervous flutter and giddy grin. Vulnerable without being heavy, “Summer Crush” is a celebration of the messy, magical early stages of love—delivered with style and soul.


Ren Martinez ‘The First & Last of the Perfect Parties’



Ren Martinez is officially in her main character era. The indie-pop singer and actress, formerly known as Ren Farren, just released “The First & Last of the Perfect Parties”—a glittering, emo-tinged anthem inspired by a single chaotic night in college involving a house show, a perfect kiss, and pizza on the lawn when the cops showed up. Produced by Brian Robert Jones, the single is the latest glimpse of her debut album Fingers Crossed, a coming-of-age collection arriving this fall. Martinez, whose music has appeared in shows like Hacks and The Young and the Restless, is quickly becoming one of the genre’s most emotionally resonant new voices.


Neda Boin ‘I Release’



If your playlist needs a little more purpose and peace, “I Release” is your new go-to. Neda Boin crafts a healing space with every note, and you can feel the intention behind every lyric. It’s the kind of track you want playing during your next cacao ceremony, full moon ritual, or quiet Sunday bath. Think spiritual Spotify gold.


Pat Donnelly ‘Walls’



Don’t let the polished production fool you — “Walls” is a sad bop in disguise. Pat Donnelly serves heartbreak with a side of stadium-worthy drama, channeling emotional chaos through lush strings, fierce beats, and those perfectly tortured lyrics (we see you, “There’s nobody else that I’d love until there’s nothing left”). It’s the track you didn’t know you needed for your next cry-in-the-car moment.


Theresa ‘Definition Of Love’



Theresa’s ‘Definition Of Love’ is a pop powerhouse moment—uplifting, intimate, and undeniably catchy. Channelling the essence of icons while blazing her own trail, she crafts a sonic landscape where vulnerability meets confidence. The production sparkles with modern flair, but it’s her voice—so full of emotion and fire—that truly steals the spotlight. This is the kind of song you play on repeat when you’re finding yourself, redefining your heart, and dancing through it all.

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