Pride Month Tunes: Fresh Releases from LGBTQ+ Artists
As May unfolds, Pride Month approaches rapidly. It’s time to refresh your playlists with exciting new tracks from queer artists. Below is this week’s edition of the best music from the LGBTQ+ community, featuring a variety of genres and styles.
Highlighted Releases
This week, we’ve rounded up some noteworthy tracks and albums that should be on your radar:
Dove Cameron – “French Girls”
Dove Cameron captivates with her vibrant dance track, “French Girls.” The song invites fans to engage their creativity while enjoying a thumping dance beat, as Cameron promises an exhilarating experience: “Everything I do, I do it for you.”
Blondshell – If You Asked For a Picture
In her latest album, Blondshell dives deep into the complexities of public perception and personal boundaries. Tracks like “Event of a Fire” explore emotional challenges while “Model Rockets” touches on themes of sexual identity. This album solidifies Blondshell’s position in today’s music scene.
Model/Actriz – Pirouette
Offering a fresh take on rock music, Model/Actriz’s newest album delivers an impressive eleven tracks. The songs showcase a mix of bold guitar riffs and dynamic rhythms, marking a significant evolution in their sound.
Brooke Eden – “Giddy Up!”
Brooke Eden’s “Giddy Up!” champions inclusivity in country music. The song’s infectious energy encourages listeners to celebrate their individuality on the dance floor while reinforcing that country music is for everyone.
KiNG MALA – And You Who Drowned In the Grief of a Golden Thing
KiNG MALA’s debut album takes listeners on a journey through self-exploration and emotional resilience. With tracks that traverse various sounds, MALA exhibits both vulnerability and strength in her music.
Maddie Zahm – “Mothers & Daughters”
As Mother’s Day approaches, Maddie Zahm pays tribute to familial bonds in her heartfelt song “Mothers & Daughters.” The track navigates the often-complex dynamics of motherhood while emphasizing enduring love.