Ten more songs you must listen to! Betsy - You Won't Love Me
One of the best voices around at the moment, Betsy transforms this standard ballad into something much bigger thanks to her powerful vocal chords. (7/10) Carly Rae Jepsen - Cut To The Feeling
It's difficult not to be won over by Jepsen's perky pop vibe and on 'Cut To The Feeling' she's crafted another shamelessly fun pop song. (7.5/10) Craig David - Heartline
Craig David continues his big comeback with possibly his best song since he returned, mixing his classic sound with more modern club vibes. Catchy. (7/10) GIRLI - Hot Mess
With echoes of Daphne and Celeste and Shampoo this is a punky critique of being girl wrapped up in a fun pop hit. Neat. (7/10) Hudson Taylor - Feel It Again
The summery vibe and relatable lyrics hold this radio-friendly single together and the chorus is certainly a grower and will get you singing along. (7/10) Khalid - Young Dumb & Broke
With a slow gruff swagger this takes a bit to settle in but it's cool tempo and sway works really well. (6.5/10) Morrissey - Spent the Day in Bed
Though I may not be a fan of the man himself, he does produce a good solo single once in a while and here is his latest, a catchy and quirky electronic-influenced number with some nicely woven in political themes. (7/10) Rejjie Snow feat. Pell - Virgo
Every so often we come across a piece of pop-grime that grabs us and this week it's this catchy and quirky track from Rejjie Snow. (6/10) Sam Smith - Too Good At Goodbyes
Another strong tear-jerker from Sam Smith that has echoes of his James Bond theme, pulling together touching lyrics with a soaring and building style. (7.5/10) Superfood - Unstoppable
The heavily compressed verses are perhaps a little weird but the bouncy, poppier chorus and similar elements scattered through the song makes up for it. (6/10)
Another ten songs that you need to hear! Alex Hulme - Flow
Though not quite as emotive or hook-filed as 'Family Tree', an earlier cut from the same EP, 'Flow' once more showcases Hulme's great voice and ability to make a great, flowing, well produced indie number. (6.5/10) Carly Rae Jepsen - Cut To The Feeling
Another jaunty pop-single from Jepsen; sure it's not earth-shattering or anything but is fun enough. (6/10) Jonas Blue feat. Gina Kushka - Heartbeat
A rather stripped back tune for Blue, it's once more Kushka that really lifts the song, its heartfelt soaring lyrics complimented by the simple piano and strings. Sweet. (6.5/10) Natasha Bedingfield - More of Me
Taken from the new Tangled television show, this is a perky sunny optimistic pop tune that sees a welcome return for Bedingfield. It's inoffensive but fun. (6.5/10) NEIKED feat. Mimi - Call Me
'Call Me' is a bouncy, EDM-club song that outside of its generic chorus has a fun warming vibe thanks mainly to loveable vocals of Mimi. (6.5/10) Olly Murs - Unpredictable
Though the song might be called 'Unpredictable' the song is pretty predictable itself and by-the-numbers, but if you're a fan of Murs then you'll enjoy this light-heared pop-number. (6/10) Reverend and the Makers - Too Tough To Die
The Rev goes all White Stripes on their new single that has a delightful lo-fi feel and some poppy moments but the weird production effects on the vocals damage the words and delivery - what a weird production decision. (6.5/10) Sia feat. Labrinth - To Be Human
It's perhaps not as great as you imagine a collaboration between two great artists should be but it's well produced and sung and there's a pleasing emotion flowing through it. (6/10) Take That - New Day
You can always rely on Take That to produce a slice of uplifting summery pop and though the video may be quite weird and at odds with the sunny optimism, this is another unashamedly radio-friendly pop song. (7.5/10) Zedd and Alessia Cara - Stay
Though like many of the songs in the genre the post-chorus breakdown is cliched, the verses and Cara's delightful vocals and the general catchiness of the song's concept win out in an annoyingly catchy, quirky pop-EDM number. (7.5/10)
