Turn down the internal noise and turn up the good vibes with new songs from Frank Ocean, Troye Sivan, Rihanna, Drake and Dua Lipa
chills the tempo slightly. Co-written with Scandi songwriter Tove Lo, this lovestruck synth-pop-ballad packs a punch while taking us all back to a time when life seemed so much more simple.
Having written for Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey, 24-year-old Finnish cyber-pop-punk ALMA is currently preparing her debut album,. This laidback spacey track, produced by Gustav Nyström and taken from the aforementioned album, sees a lovestruck ALMA pleading for her love to come and get her. Hear more of the good stuff when ALMA releases her debut in May.
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