Tag: music video

New Lease Music’s New Music Roundup – 15/05/26

Welcome to the Country Music edition of NEW LEASE MUSIC’s New Music Roundup, your weekly snapshot of great music from indie and unsigned artists from around the globe. In the lineup, expect to hear some good old storytelling blended with touches of R&B and Hip-Hop! If you like what you hear, give it a thumbs-up below in the comment section.

If you are a indie or an unsigned artist and would like your music featured on the list, send your music links and a short info about the release to submit@newleasemusic.com, with NEW MUSIC ROUNDUP in the subject line.

Thank you for visiting and I hope you enjoy the music!

IT’S TOO LATE – BRI FLETCHER

BRI FLETCHER‘s new single ‘It’s Too Late’, sees her step into a more genre-blurring space, seamlessly combining her country roots with lush R&B-inspired production. Built around smooth guitar textures, layered harmonies, and effortless vocal runs, the track feels both fresh and natural, allowing her storytelling to evolve without losing its emotional clarity.

Speaking about the release, Fletcher shares: “I’m super excited to step into a little bit of a new sound with this song. I wanted to stay true to my country storytelling roots but introduce some pop R&B vocal and production elements… ‘It’s Too Late’ is a song about being with someone you really like and trying to tell yourself you need to take it slow but realizing it’s already too late for that and you are all in.”

‘It’s Too Late’ is out today, 15th May via all leading platforms.

MIGHT BE A GOD THING – KIMBERLY DAWN

KIMBERLY DAWN‘s new single ‘Might Be a God Thing’ reflects on the moments in life that eventually reveal why things unfolded the way they did. Through vivid storytelling and deeply personal lyricism, the song explores the idea that even disappointment, heartbreak, and unexpected detours can lead to something meaningful on the other side.

Speaking about the track, she shares: “We wrote this song over two years ago, and the second the title was said out loud, we all just knew… that was it. It came from those moments in life where something happens and the only way to explain it is, ‘that was a God thing.’”

‘Might Be A God Thing’ was released today, 15th May from all leading music platforms. Why not check out the official video for the single below…

LIKE ME – BEKREATIVE

BEKREATIVE continues his run with releases (as promised!) with single, ‘Like Me’, a gleeful fusion of Country Music and Hip-Hop.

‘Like Me’ is now out for your pleasure…why not check it out below…

by Categories: new singlesTags: , , , , , , , , , , , Leave a comment

OUT TODAY: Zee Dyasi and Mothers Favorite Child join forces for single, ‘Vacation’.

ZEE DYASI and MOTHERS FAVORITE CHILD unveil their latest single, ‘Vacation,’ out today, April 24 across all major streaming platforms. Written and produced by Paris Mark Toon, the track delivers a rich blend of contemporary R&B and classic soul, rooted in a groove-driven foundation reminiscent of the Soulquarians era.

Built around fluid basslines, textured Rhodes keys, and lush layered harmonies, ‘Vacation’ captures a feeling of emotional reset and escape. Its live instrumentation reinforces the organic, band-centered sound that defines Mothers Favorite Child, while offering a fresh, modern edge.

The collaboration highlights a powerful cross-continental connection, bringing together South African rising star Zee Dyasi with the internationally recognized collective Mothers Favorite Child. The result is a seamless fusion of influences spanning the U.S., Europe, and Africa—further cementing neo-soul as a global movement.

This release continues to position Zee Dyasi as a leading emerging voice in neo-soul, following her recognition for her standout journey on Idols SA and her emotionally nuanced vocal style. At the same time, it reinforces Mothers Favorite Child’s reputation for combining live musicianship with contemporary production, building on his Billboard-charting success and collaborations with acclaimed artists such as Robin S. and CeCe Peniston.

With ‘Vacation,’ Zee Dyasi and Mothers Favorite Child offer a timeless yet forward-looking sound—an invitation to pause, reset, and reconnect through music.

‘Vacation’ is out today, 24th April via all major streaming platforms. Check out the music video for the single below…

Connect with Zee Dyasi via:
IG: https://www.instagram.com/zeedyasi_
Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@zeedyasi21_

Connect with Mothers Favorite Child via:
IG: https://www.instagram.com/mothersfavoritechild/
Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mothersfavoritechild

by Categories: new singlesTags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Leave a comment

How Musicians Can Build a Strong Online Presence That Sticks

If you spend enough time watching artists online, a pattern starts to show. The ones who grow aren’t always the most talented. They’re the ones who feel present. You see them often enough. You start to recognize their voice, their visuals, their rhythm. It doesn’t feel like they’re trying to go viral. It feels like they’re just… there. And after a while, you realize you’ve been paying attention longer than you expected.

That’s not an accident.

Consistency Isn’t About Discipline, It’s About Familiarity

A lot of musicians treat social media like a mood. They post when they feel inspired, disappear when they don’t, then come back hoping something lands. The problem is, audiences don’t follow moods. They follow patterns.

That’s why staying consistent with posting rhythm matters more than people want to admit. It’s not about posting every day. It’s about being predictable enough that someone scrolling thinks, “Oh yeah, I’ve seen them before.” That recognition builds slowly, but it’s working in the background every time you show up again.

You Don’t Need Every Platform

This is where a lot of artists burn out. They try to be everywhere at once. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, everything. It spreads you thin fast. You’re better off focusing on platforms where fans are active and actually paying attention. One to three platforms is enough. More than enough, honestly. If you show up consistently in the right places, that’s where growth starts to feel manageable instead of overwhelming.

People Follow Stories, Not Just Songs

You can drop a great track and still get ignored. It happens all the time. What pulls people in isn’t just the music. It’s context. When you start sharing a personal journey with fans, things shift. You’re no longer just releasing finished work. You’re letting people see the process, the hesitation, the moments that don’t make it into Spotify.

That doesn’t mean oversharing your life. It just means giving people something to hold onto between releases. A thread. A sense that there’s something unfolding, and they’re catching it in real time.

Every Platform Has Its Own Rules (Even If No One Says Them Out Loud)

A mistake a lot of artists make is posting the exact same thing everywhere. Same caption, same clip, same everything. It usually falls flat. Because once you start paying attention, you realize quickly that understanding how each platform works is less about algorithms and more about behavior.

What works on TikTok often feels stiff on Instagram. What works on Instagram might feel too polished somewhere else. Some spaces reward quick, messy energy. Others lean toward something more curated. If your content feels like it belongs where it’s posted, people respond differently. It’s subtle, but it matters.

Visuals Are Doing More Work Than You Think

Before anyone presses play, they’ve already decided something about you. That decision happens fast. When you focus on using visual content to stand out, you’re shaping that first impression whether you realize it or not. The colors you use. The way you frame yourself. The kind of clips you post.

None of it needs to be perfect. But it does need to feel intentional. Over time, those choices start to connect. And suddenly your content doesn’t just look good, it looks like you.

Engagement Is Where Things Start to Shift

There’s a difference between posting and actually connecting. You can upload content all day and still feel invisible. What changes that is when you start encouraging interaction through creative formats that give people a reason to respond. Ask something real. Share something unfinished. Let people weigh in. It doesn’t need to be complicated. In fact, the simpler it is, the better it tends to work. When people feel like they can step into what you’re doing, even a little, they stick around longer.

Most artists think they need to “figure out their brand” before they start. In reality, it usually happens the other way around. You post. You experiment. You repeat certain things without noticing. And eventually, patterns show up. That’s the foundation of building a recognizable artist identity.

Words: Lisa Walker

by Categories: UncategorizedTags: , , , , , , Leave a comment

OUT TODAY: Lynney Williamson shares new single, ‘I See You’

Rising UK pop artist LYNNEY WILLIAMSON returns with her new single ‘I See You’, an 80’s-inspired synth-pop gem, out today 2026 across all leading platforms.
 
Featuring Myke Amor and mixed by acclaimed engineer Fumez, the track blends nostalgic electronic textures with a modern, radio-ready sound.

Built on shimmering synths, driving basslines, and an infectious melodic hook, ‘I See You’ explores themes of emotional recognition, connection, and what it means to truly be seen in a digital age. The song balances retro warmth with contemporary polish, delivering an uplifting yet emotionally resonant pop record designed for both playlists and radio rotation.

Myke Amor’s feature adds contrast and depth to the track, complementing Lynney’s confident and expressive vocal performance. The polished mix by Fumez ensures the record translates seamlessly across streaming platforms, radio, and club environments, positioning I See You as a strong synthpop crossover release for 2026.

Lynney Williamson is a UK-based pop artist whose sound fuses the nostalgia of 80’s synthpop with sleek, modern production. Known for her melodic hooks, emotive vocals, and polished electronic arrangements, her music bridges retro influences with contemporary pop sensibilities.

Drawing inspiration from classic synth-driven pop while staying firmly rooted in the present, Lynney’s work explores themes of connection, identity, and emotional clarity. With a growing catalogue of genre-blending releases and collaborations, she continues to build a distinctive sonic identity that appeals to both mainstream pop audiences and tastemaker platforms.

‘I See You’ is out today (30th January) across all leading platforms.

Connect with Lynney Williamson via:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/lynne.williamson.3
IG: https://www.instagram.com/lynneywilliamson
Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lynneywilliamson

by Categories: new singlesTags: , , , , , , , , , , , , Leave a comment

OUT TODAY: Stefanie Michaela says ‘Anything Is Possible’ in new single.

Singer-songwriter Stefanie Michaela drops her new single and music video, ‘Anything Is Possible,’ a fearless statement about risk, heart, and self-belief. Co-written with legendary hitmakers Steve Dorff (Songwriters Hall of Fame; three-time Grammy and six-time Emmy nominee) and Michael Jay (sold over 75 million records worldwide; co-wrote and produced Martika’s worldwide #1 hit Toy Soldiers; and penned Declaration of Love for Celine Dion’s Grammy-winning Falling Into You), and produced by Grammy-winning Keith Thomas (Selena, Amy Grant, Vanessa Williams), the track, featured on Stefanie’s upcoming EP Turning Pages, pushes listeners to chase dreams, take bold chances, and believe in their own power to shape their future. The true complexity of the song lies in its simplicity, the purity of its message mirrored by the elegant, heartfelt writing and the music video’s understated yet deep

From the very first note, ‘Anything Is Possible’ captures the heart with its uplifting melody and heartfelt lyrics. Stefanie’s vocals carry a rare warmth and clarity that draws listeners in, inviting them to connect with their own dreams and aspirations. The song is both intimate and expansive, a reflection of the universal courage it celebrates. “Working with Steve Dorff has been an incredible honor,” Stefanie says. “His ability to blend emotion and melody is something I deeply admire as both a songwriter and an artist. Collaborating with Michael Jay feels effortless; he knows exactly how to shape a song so it connects deeply while still sounding fresh and timeless.”

“No matter where you are in life, you can always write the next chapter,” Stefanie says. “Believe to achieve—that’s where the magic begins.” The song encourages listeners to embrace uncertainty, pursue their passions, and trust themselves enough to try. She adds, “The real magic is knowing you have the power to turn a thought into a destiny. Believing in yourself is the first spark.”

The lyrics of ‘Anything Is Possible’ reflect this message: “Every day can be a brand new chapter / Just keep turning the pages / You’ll find what your heart’s been after / You gotta take the risk and face it… Don’t be afraid to fall / When you open your wings / Let your heart sing / You’ll find ANYTHING… IS POSSIBLE.” Stefanie’s words remind listeners that pursuing dreams, taking risks, and embracing the unknown are all part of the journey to fulfilment.

The music video brings this message to life through a warm, storybook lens. Stefanie flips through an old scrapbook and discovers a photograph of her younger self with a ballerina music box. As she gazes at the photo, it magically transforms into a living scene: the ballerina, bound by the shackles of life’s limitations, begins to break free. The little girl’s desire and passion to bring the ballerina to life finally take flight, filling the room as delicate fairy wings appear. Dressed in a glittering gown and adorned with soft, shimmering wings, the little girl embodies the pure wonder and magic of childhood.

As the video progresses, Stefanie herself appears, dressed in a flowing floor-length gown with opalescent wings and a delicate crown, stepping seamlessly into the story she has carried from her youth. “Magic isn’t fantasy—it’s focus, heart, and belief. Anything is possible when you trust yourself enough to try,” Stefanie explains. By the final chorus, she delivers her performance with the same wonder and determination, showing viewers that belief in oneself is the spark that starts every dream.

Stefanie recently partnered with City Winery Nashville on her latest single, ‘Better With Time,’ to curate her own hand-selected wines for fans, offering a chance to win exclusive packages. She has also performed live at renowned venues including The Hotel Cafe and The Mint LA, bringing her live performances to audiences across the country.

‘Anything Is Possible’ is out today (21st November) across all leading platforms. Why not check out the video below…

Connect with Stefanie Michaela via:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555524656282
IG: https://www.instagram.com/stefaniemichaelamusic/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@stefaniemichaelamusic?
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@StefanieMichaelaVEVO
Website: https://www.stefaniemichaela.com/

Source: Dead Horse Branding PR

by Categories: new singles, New VideosTags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Leave a comment