#dance-pop

#dance-pop

Estrus refers to "female mammals in heat." Tonally speaking, that's precisely what Tove Lo was going for (per a press release), channeling faves like The Knife and Robyn to further explore that musical space "somewhere between hedonism and vulnerability." To accomplish just that, Tove Lo once more teamed up with longtime collaborator Ludvig Söderberg (as well as newer collaborators Elvira Anderfjärd and Luka Kloser), with the collective recording in a small Swedish fish village from the singer's childhood.

Last week, Jessie Ware unveiled her first solo music in three years, "I Could Get Used to This," saying that it was the first preview of her new album.

Well, I want to start right at the beginning of 2025 because nobody in pop right now has more swag than Bad Bunny. And he released an album called "Debi Tirar Mas Fotos" in January that ruled the zeitgeist all year. And from that album, the biggest hit was a song called "Baile Inolvidable" that absolutely set people dancing all year long.

For me personally, queer nightlife has allowed me to find friends, family, and role models, people from whom I could learn. These experiences have given me a sense of not being alone and have emboldened me in many aspects of life. These encounters and experiences continue to influence my music. This song is intended as a love letter to visibility and pride. No one can take away the love you feel; it belongs to you.