Swedish electronic music producer HANDSHAKE IN SPACE has dropped a banging summer anthem, ‘No other beat ever hits like this,’ out now across all leading music platforms.
Operating at a driving 124 BPM and composed in the moody, resonant key of 5A (A minor), the track is a masterclass in peak-time energy. But unlike traditional instrumental club tracks, ‘No other beat ever hits like this’ features an infectious, driving vocal hook that serves as a love letter to dancefloor culture itself.
With lines like ‘Every drop, every kick, every high / I fall in love with the volume again,’ the track perfectly captures the euphoric, near-religious experience of bass frequencies taking over a room.
“I wanted the lyrics to act as a mirror to what the crowd is physically feeling in the club,” says HANDSHAKE IN SPACE. “When the bass drops, you aren’t just hearing it—you’re feeling it in your chest. That line, ‘Don’t nobody else make the room shake,’ is the exact energy we wanted to inject into this production.”
The single delivers a relentless build-up, culminating in a heavy, bass-driven chorus designed to shake club sound systems. Early tastemaker support suggests the track’s repetitive, hypnotic hook is primed to become a major summer vocal anthem for festival crowds.
Why not listen to ‘No other beat ever hits like this’ below…
ASHLEY SAVAGE has truly made her mark on NEW LEASE MUSIC. Her latest single, Pressure, not only earned the blog’s coveted Song of the Week title for two consecutive weeks back in June, but has now gone one step further by being crowned Song of the Month, thanks to its silky fusion of R&B and K-Pop.
With a track making such an impact, it only felt right to invite Ashley into the interview hot seat to talk about how Pressure came to life, the creative process behind its genre-blending sound, and what’s next on her musical journey.
Ready for an epic read? Then tuck in below…
Hey, thank you for taking part in an interview with NEW LEASE MUSIC. How is 2026 treating you so far?
AS: Thank you for having me. So far, 2026 has been a year of growth and clarity. I’ve spent a lot of time refining who I am as an artist instead of chasing trends. It’s been a year of major milestones, both personally and creatively. From hitting big academic goals and graduating college in May to seeing my music resonate with new listeners, the energy this year has been incredibly rewarding. I’m just focused on keeping this momentum going. Everything I’m creating now feels more intentional, and I think people are starting to recognize that.
NLM: You released your single, ‘Pressure’ back in April. What is the public perception of the single so far?
AS: The response has been really encouraging. People have connected with the honesty in the record and the emotion behind it. I’ve also been seeing it gain traction on playlists and Spotify Radio, which tells me the music is finding the right audience. It’s definitely helped introduce people to where I’m headed creatively.
Having Pressure named “Sound of the Month” and climbing to the top spot right here on New Lease Music was a massive high point. Seeing listeners connect with the track completely organically, without relying on forced gimmicks, validates all the late nights spent fine-tuning the production. The feedback on the vocal arrangements and the overall vibe has been beautiful.
NLM: What inspired you to produce/write the single?
AS: Pressure’ came from a real place. Life has a way of testing you, and I wanted to make something that captured what it feels like to carry expectations, keep pushing forward, and refuse to fold. It’s about staying composed when everything around you feels heavy.
NLM: How would you describe the single’s sound to potential fans?
AS: I’d describe it as cinematic trap with soul. It’s dark, emotional, and powerful, blending modern trap drums with rich melodies and a luxury feel. It’s music you can ride to, think to, and feel at the same time. A raw street polished luxury feel.
NLM: What message would you like the listeners to take away from your single?
AS: I want people to know that pressure isn’t always something to run from. Sometimes it’s what shapes you into the person you’re meant to become. Whatever you’re facing, keep going. Don’t let the weight define you, let it build you. I want people to feel empowered.
When you’re dealing with life’s stressors or doubts, you have the power to transform that weight into diamonds. I hope listeners blast it in their cars or through their headphones and feel an immediate surge of confidence to stand their ground and own their path, no matter how intense things get.
NLM: Are there any plans to release an official video for the single?
AS: Absolutely. I want the visuals to match the world I’m building with the music. When I release videos, I don’t want them to just look good ,I want them to tell a story and make people feel like they’ve stepped into the universe of the song.
NLM: If you had to feature one mainstream artist on ‘Pressure’, who would it be and why?
AS: I’d probably say Future. He knows how to bring emotion and confidence into a record without forcing it. I think our styles would complement each other while still letting the song breathe.
NLM: What plans do you have in store for 2026?
AS: The rest of the year is fully dedicated to a multi-stage rollout to firmly establish my anchor record. I’m focused on building sustained, organic growth and rolling out new singles including a track called Digital Touch that explores some really cool sub-genre boundaries. Expect more music, distinct visual campaigns. I’m also making sure every release raises the bar. My goal isn’t just to drop songs, its to build a lasting brand that people recognize the moment they hear it.
NLM: How can potential fans find you?
AS: Potential fans can reach me on my website which is officialashleysavage219.com. You can find me everywhere you stream music Pressure and the rest of my catalog on all major digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal. To stay updated on my upcoming releases, music videos, and behind-the-scenes creative process, you can follow my journey across all major social media platforms.
NLM: Finally, if music didn’t exist, what other professional would you do?
AS: If I weren’t creating music, I would be fully immersed in the healthcare field, I just graduated with a degree specifically in Health Information Technology and Data Management. Before school, I’m actively a state certified CNA. I’ve always had a sharp analytical side, and I’m dedicated to caring for those who can’t do for themselves. Now, working behind the scenes to manage data infrastructure, analyze oncology records, and solve complex operational puzzles in healthcare satisfies that love for structure and strategy, which is the exact opposite side of my brain from music production!
Terrell Paul—better known as BE KREATIVE—has been sharing his music almost since the blog first launched, but his recent material has been hitting differently and attracting well-deserved attention. His latest album, ‘Lyrics Cursive’, is currently the blog’s Album of the Month, thanks to its seamless fusion of hip-hop and country music.
I caught up with the Texas artist to talk about the inspiration behind the well-received project, the creative journey that shaped it, and what listeners can expect from him throughout 2026.
NLM: Hey, thank you for taking part in an interview with NEW LEASE MUSIC. How is 2026 treating you so far?
BK:It’s treating me lol, I’ve just been constantly writing and recording. I landed a placement contract with The Miami Heat to have one of my songs playing in their stadium. Released 4 albums this year and wrote and produced an album for an artist named “MeloGenetic”. So just staying active and focused.
NLM: You released your album, ‘Lyrics Cursive’ back in April. What is the public’s perception of the project so far?
BK:Honestly, if I will have to say all of people love it or want more. But some songs just were not for everyone, I guess. I built around stories I felt had to be express.
NLM: What inspired you to produce the album?
BK: The title I have been having in my head since I was like 20. Growing up and now a lot of people do not understand my handwriting lol. Just like music artist. We all have unique styles and ways to express ourselves. Even if we came from the same culture with same background the way we see things will be expressed into what we experienced through our music. And that is what I wanted to highlight. Just potential.
NLM: How would you describe the album’s sound to potential fans?
BK: It starts off with my interior and exterior exposed. It is not just about my story my battles it is about my determination to believe in myself and the people around me. We are strong as the people we surround ourselves with. So be ready to feel my thoughts and emotions in every moment.
NLM: What is/are your favourite single(s) from the album and why?
BK: Honestly, my favourite song is “Scar’s” I wrote that song before I even started writing the album and I had many songs to add but no matter what. It is a song about struggling and finding the strength to stand up.
NLM: What message would you like the listeners to take away from your album (if any)?
BK: Just because you may not feel it is your best work or your strongest song. Let it flow! Music is not built around algorithms and trending songs. It is your story so, tell it the only way you know how.
NLM: If you had to feature one mainstream artist on ‘Lyrics Cursive’, who would it be and why?
BK: If I had to choice one mainstream artist it would be Kane Brown. My oldest son and Daughter brought me a concert ticket to see him and his performance was amazing. His showmanship and stage presence was incredible.
NLM: So what are your plans for 2026?
BK: To keep pushing and building my catalog. I have more albums recorded and ready but may drop at least minimum of 2 more albums. One will album will be “Exit to the Left” and “Front Porch Revaluations.” So, stay tune both will be something worth listening too, I could promise. And hopefully I find some people looking for a ghostwriter. I love to record and write but I would love to help others highlight their abilities and skills if they cannot find the words to say, I will help them.
NLM: How can potential fans contact you?
BK: My instagram is @ BeKreativemusic, all music platforms BeKreative, Facebook: Terrell Paul. If they like to reach me by email terrellpaul23@proton.me
NLM: Finally, any special shout outs to those involved in the production of ‘Lyrics Cursive’?
BK: My special shout out is always God first, my lovely Wife Michelle and my 4 lovely Kids Nina, Nate, Noah, Nickson and lovely Daughter in Law Yani. I love yall and thank yall for believing in me and being my critics when I did not know I needed one. My momma and my siblings cause y’all life was not easy and fair but God still working on us and we got this I love Yall. My in laws who I cherish with my heart and world Yall accepted me at my lowest and never turned yall back on me even when my decisions were poor thank yall. I will forever be yall favourite son in law love yall forever. And to my late brother “Fatboy” I got the family forever fly high.
A sombre yet compelling drive introduces ARASH NEJAD‘s debut single, ‘Vices’, putting him in very good stead as a serious contender in UK’s alternative R&B/Neo soul scene. The single then flourishes into a fresh, sultry take on slow jam as we know it, with Arash’s perfectly paired vocal performance, vividly narrating his strong addiction on one of his greatest vices – his love interest. As the single unholds, you can feel an intense desperation and raw desire that lingers long after the single ends.
From listening to ‘Vices’, it’s clear that Arash draws inspiration from urban music heavyweights such as Beyoncé, Michael Jackson and Frank Ocean. Fans of these artists are likely to find his sound equally compelling, as he blends familiar influences with a style that feels distinctly his own.
With ‘Vices’ covering themes of love and addiction with such emotional depth, it’s exciting to see what topics he explores next. I got a feeling he’s got so much to say and this debut offering is just a tip of a very large and complex iceburg. His strong sound creates an airy mystery around him with little known beyond the fact that he’s based somewhere in South East England. As his musicial journey unravels, I suspect he will reveal a piece of his world one chapter at a time and in my book that is enough to hang around for his next move…
‘Vices’ is now available now for your pleasure…why not check it out below…
JULIE EDDY returns with ‘What If We Don’t,’ a country track that hits every emotional note exactly where it should, delivering a song that feels both classic and deeply personal. At its core, it’s the battle between what you know you should do and what your heart keeps pulling you toward. Logic versus emotion, caution versus hope.
The opening verse immediately sets up that tension: “I know I should turn and slip out the back door / You should pretend you didn’t see me walk in/ We should keep it surface-level, short and simple / If we can’t help but stumble into talkin’”
The vulnerability in the writing makes the story feel real, while the delivery keeps it undeniably country: honest, heartfelt, and easy to picture playing through the speakers of a late-night drive home.
The chorus arrives and completely opens the song up. It’s emotional, catchy, and impossible not to sing along to by the second listen. “Cause what if, what if, what if we do? / Give it one more shot, baby me and you / See if lightning strikes twice in the same spot / Start falling again and we never stop…/ It’d be safer to leave it in the past we both know that’s true/ But what if, what if we don’t? / Cause what if we do”
Speaking on the track, Eddy shares, “‘What If We Don’t’ was written as the opposite storyline to ‘Two Truths & A Lie.’ Since that song resonated so strongly with fans, we wanted to revisit the scenario of running into an ex at a bar, but offer an alternate ending. Instead of playing games or pretending you’ve moved on, this story is about being honest and laying all your cards on the table — admitting you still want another shot at the relationship and hoping it could turn into something lasting.”
’What If We Don’t’ showcases Julie Eddy at her strongest: vulnerable without losing confidence, emotional without overcomplicating the message. It’s relatable country storytelling with a modern edge, and it’s more than ready to make some noise.
’What If We Don’t’ was released last Friday, 26th June across all leading music platforms. Have a listen below…
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