Emily Ricks' "Can't Catch Me" perfectly mirrors what the lyrics are actually singing: paranoia, hyper-vigilance, the feeling of constantly looking over your shoulder.

FMU (F*ck Me Up) is Ohnoah's second single and it does not shy away from stepping into the actual ugliness of loving something that's destroying you.

OBLIK OBLOKI's "Forever Young" is an experimental is a synth-pop track that layers soft vocal pop track layering soft vocals with bright music. The playful indie vibes, bouncy bass, all made me sway with the music.

OpCritical's "Parachute" is a chant for people who demand freedom, justice, and joy in their lives and their nations.

I truly just went in expecting a chill acoustic tune from Kevin Honold, but instead got smacked in the face with joy. "Waterfall" is a really fun listen.

Beat The Drum's 'Try a Little Bit Harder' starts slow with a piano melody that pulls you in with some muted beats. I am not sure what the technical terms for it are, but it sounds more like someone gently tapping something with their hands instead of drums.

"Watch Me Die Inside" is highkey more of a psychological exhibit, like, three rooms, each one illuminating a different state of internal collapse, each one refusing to look away.

Vemalo's "Sense of Home" is about searching for somewhere you feel safe, loved, and held. It may be a place, or a person, who just feels like home, you know?