20 high on the July 22 list), her songs wouldn’t be out of place during the opening sequence of a dark action flick. Boasting two entries on the Alternative Songs chart (“Blood in the Cut,” which peaked at No. K.Flay is the female answer to twenty one pilots.
But buried in all the sexual innuendos (okay, they’re hardly innuendos) is a woman with a necessary point of view: She tackles social issues like eating disorders (“Biggie Smalls”) and poverty (“Scraps”) with the same conviction demonstrated in her raunchier tracks. With song titles like “Cumshot,” “Deepthroat” “Juicy Coochie” and “Spider-Man Dick,” it’s obvious CupcakKe wears that parental advisory sticker as a badge of honor. In fact, in the video for “CPR,” an ode to oral sex, the always-grinning rapper simulates fellatio on a corncob. With heavy hitters like MNEK, Charli XCX, Rudimental and Gorgon City helping craft her international full-length debut, Alma is poised to make a serious impression.ĬupcakKe’s lyrics make Khia’s “My Neck, My Back” seem tailor-made for Kidz Bop. Her first EP, Dye My Hair, generated more than 100 million combined Spotify streams - and that just might be the beginning. With highlighter-green hair, this big-voiced Finn could be on the verge of breaking big stateside. Give “Figures,” the lead single from her debut EP Kiddo, a spin and try not to hit repeat. A quick sampling of her discography makes it immediately apparent that the powerhouse DJ is onto something: Jessie Reyez’s laid-back delivery is immediately captivating.
It’s telling, then, that he chose to close the set with a feature from this easily lesser-known Canadian singer-songwriter.
1, is brimming with A-list collaborators: Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, Future, Nicki Minaj and Snoop Dogg are just a sampling of the all-star lineup. With songs like her haunting take on The 1975’s “Somebody Else” and a sound that sits somewhere between hitmakers like Tove Lo and Lorde, we’re excited for her future prospects.Ĭalvin Harris’ latest album, Funk Wav Bounces Vol. Given a proper push, other formats would be wise to consider it.īrooklyn-based Vérité grew up listening to ’90s alt-rock acts like The Cranberries, Green Day and Nirvana, and the influence is apparent in her grungy, dark pop records. Her heartbreaking ballad “Every Little Thing” is drenched in crossover appeal. Still, given that all of her aforementioned Nashville sisters have tallied entries in the Hot 100’s top 40, it’s Carly’s turn to shine. Even if charting collaborations that feature Carrie Underwood, Lauren Alaina and Faith Hill are taken into consideration - as well an entry by co-ed Lady Antebellum - the male-to-female ratio is still embarrassingly unbalanced. Country is another boys’ club: of the July 22-dated Hot Country Songs chart’s 50 spots, only four are held by unaccompanied solo female artists: Maren Morris, Kelsea Ballerini, Miranda Lambert and Carly Pearce.
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