WPGM Commentary: Eyah Cohle Is Paving Her Own Trail On ‘Those Frames’
What’s good? My name is Eyah Cohle and I am a singer-songwriter based in London. I have just released my new track “Those Frames” and I am so excited to share this project, as it…
WPGM Commentary: Liv East Doesn’t Want To Force It On ‘So Badly’
My name is Liv East, and from its conception, “So Badly” instantly felt as though it had a strong identity and the song seemed to write itself within one recording session (and this is often…
WPGM Commentary: Chloe Roze Doesn’t Want To Live A Lie On ‘Hypocrite’
Hello, I am Chloe Roze, and I am a 21-year-old pop artist from Scotland. My latest self-written single “Hypocrite” is an honest letter to my listeners, uncovering truths and insecurities that I’ve never shared before….
WPGM Commentary: NIMBU Is Trusting Her Artistic Process On ‘Eleventh Hour’
Hi, my name is NIMBU, and I am an Indian-American producer, singer-songwriter, rapper, DJ, and visual artist. I released my debut track, “Eleventh Hour,” with its accompanying music video on Friday, January 20th. “Eleventh Hour”…
WPGM Commentary: Sydney Mae Wants Her Precious Energy Back On ‘Not The Only One’
Is there a time in your life when you felt like you had to take your precious energy back? Have you ever felt like it was time to stop holding on for dear life? I’m…
WPGM Commentary: Diya Maeve Is Happy And Hopeful In Love On ‘Me, You & The Stars’
Hi! I’m Diya Maeve, a singer-songwriter from Mumbai, India. I started my journey as an artist when I released my debut single “Real” in August 2021. Before that, I posted covers on YouTube and Instagram,…
WPGM Commentary: Jazz Egger Wants You To Know That You Are Not Alone
My name is Jazz Egger, and I am a model and actress, who also does activism. I have released several activism campaigns and have been featured in Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Harper’s Bazaar, Men’s Health and more….
WPGM Commentary: SABRI Wants The Life She Deserves On Her New EP ‘Actually, I Can’
I’m SABRI, a singer/songwriter based in The Netherlands. My real name is Loubna Sabri, and I was raised by my Moroccan father and Algerian mother. By the age of four, I was already intrigued by…
WPGM Commentary: Adomaa Finds Love For Music Again On Her New EP ‘Becoming Adomaa’
I’m Adomaa. I’m half Ghanaian, half Nigerian and a fulltime creative. My family has always been a very musical one, so music has always been a part of me. I love music. I didn’t have…