REVIEWS | New Music Discoveries 015

New Music Discoveries 015 is about sparks—those sudden jolts of love, freedom, defiance, and clarity that change everything. This week’s artists channel raw emotion into bold new statements, spanning folk tenderness, roots balladry, indie-pop rushes, and alt-rock fire. From jupiter flynn’s delicate ode to love-at-first-sight in “fall in love with you” to SANSOM’s defiant breakout anthem “Golden”, each track captures a moment of transformation. With Braison and Miley Cyrus’ heartfelt first collaboration, Majeska’s shimmering leap into dance-pop, and PANIQUE’s euphoric yet haunting “DANCE”, Volume 015 celebrates the thrill of embracing life exactly as it comes: loud, messy, and unforgettable. Check out all the reviews below.

"fall in love with you" by jupiter flynn

jupiter flynn’s new single "fall in love with you" captures the instant spark of knowing you’ve found “the one”. Opening with gentle guitar and hushed vocals, the song grows into a folk-tinged reflection on love, trust, and overwhelming clarity. It’s the first glimpse of their upcoming EP, and a tender ode to that undeniable moment of realization.

"hello, from dreamland" by Majeska

Majeska returns with her sophomore album "hello, from dreamland", a bold leap from the ballad-driven introspection of her debut into a shimmering electronic dance world. Pairing soaring, emotional vocals with pulsing beats and Y2K-inspired production, the record feels both nostalgic and futuristic—a place where melancholy and euphoria collide. With singles like “Come Back to Me” and “LOOK AROUND!” already signaling her evolution, Majeska cements herself as a fearless alt-pop voice, crafting a soundscape that’s as intimate as a diary and as expansive as the dance floor.

"Golden" by SANSOM

Brighton’s SANSOM delivers a fiery alt-rock anthem with “Golden”, a track born from the frustrations of being trapped in a stifling office job. Channeling influences like QOTSA, Arctic Monkeys, and Supergrass, the song pairs driving riffs and pounding rhythms with an irresistibly hooky chorus. Raw and defiant, “Golden” captures the urge to break free and reclaim creativity, marking SANSOM as a powerful new voice in the UK rock scene.

"Know This" by Braison Cyrus feat. Miley Cyrus

Nashville songwriter Braison Cyrus teams up with sister Miley Cyrus for their first-ever collaboration, "Know This". A roots-driven ballad full of warm instrumentation and tender harmonies, the track blends Braison’s heartfelt storytelling with Miley’s striking vocals. Following recent singles, it offers a glimpse into his forthcoming 2026 album and marks a powerful new chapter in his evolution as an artist.

"They Don't Know" by Sara Baroni

Sara Baroni’s latest single "They Don’t Know" is a raw and affecting indie-pop track that gives voice to those left unheard. Inspired by friends’ personal struggles, the song channels the injustice of watching those who cause harm go unpunished while their victims stay silenced. With delicate yet direct songwriting and a sound that echoes Gracie Abrams and Billie Eilish, Baroni delivers a stirring anthem of empathy and quiet strength.

"Exciting Times" by Muo Duo

Muo Duo’s "Exciting Times" launches listeners straight into a new dimension of indie-pop. Bursting open with soaring guitars and gritty synths, the track is an instant adrenaline rush. Its playful lyrics and irresistible vocal hooks showcase the duo at their sharpest, delivering a standout anthem that’s both cheeky and infectious. As the lead track from their upcoming deluxe album, and already their most successful release to date, "Exciting Times" proves Muo Duo know exactly how to craft a banger built to stick.

"DANCE" by PANIQUE

Melbourne’s PANIQUE returns with "DANCE", a cinematic indie-pop anthem that balances euphoria with unease. Built on pulsing rhythms and soaring vocals, the track celebrates the rush of youth while hinting at the fragility beneath the surface. Both joyous and haunting, "DANCE" captures the blur of nights where freedom, escape, and self-destruction intertwine. At just 22, PANIQUE cements himself as a multidisciplinary force—crafting not just songs, but entire worlds.

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