Is it February yet? Well, almost. But in order to help you through the last push, here’s this week’s Pop BOPS. They stretches across synth pop, indie pop, dream pop, and socially conscious pop songwriting, each artist carving out their own corner of modern pop with clarity, purpose, and a whole lot of heart.
Siri Neel – I Think I Said Something
Siri Neel delivers fearless pop that turns vulnerability into quiet power
I Think I Said Something feels like a moment of clarity mid-spiral, emotionally direct without over-explaining itself. The track balances intimacy with scale, letting Siri Neel’s voice lead the weight of the song as it moves between self-doubt, resilience, and resolve. It’s pop that doesn’t smooth over discomfort, instead allowing space for growth and self-definition.
Originally from Denmark and now based in Germany, Siri Neel blends Scandinavian sensitivity with British-leaning pop instincts. It’s vocally stunning, and genuinely unique. And her songwriting carries lived experience and emotional precision, shaped by years of navigating identity, expectation, and recovery, resulting in music that feels grounded, honest, and deeply human. More of this please.
Redesya – blah blah blah
Redesya craft immersive pop that feels instinctive, raw, and emotionally locked-in
blah blah blah thrives on contrast, pairing sleek electronic textures with an undercurrent of frustration and release. The track feels self-aware without being detached, pushing forward with a confidence that comes from trust between collaborators. It’s alternative pop – with great production – that feels current, immersive, and deliberately unpolished at the edges.
Based in Italy, Redesya is a long-term duo built on shared influences and creative synchronicity. Their approach to pop leans into emotional immediacy, blending singer-songwriter instincts with modern electronic production to create something that feels instinctive rather than over-constructed. It’s dark, weird and we’ll keep going back to this.
Frankie Silver – Airplane Mode
Frankie Silver brings infectious energy and clarity to pop without losing emotional depth
Airplane Mode bursts with momentum, built around punchy hooks and a chorus designed for release. Beneath the surface, the track wrestles with digital overload and the desire to disconnect, turning everyday anxiety into something vibrant and uplifting. It’s fresh as fuck pop that moves fast while still saying something meaningful.
Philadelphia-based artist Frankie Silver is a dynamic pop performer whose background spans choir, theatre, dance, and aerial performance. His genre-blending sound pulls together pop, dance, and electronic elements, driven by an unmistakable sense of joy, resilience, and forward motion. The video also really slaps, check it out below.
zekilio – Ricochet
zekilio channels fierce self-belief into bold, genre-defying pop
Ricochet hits hard with intention, embracing sharp edges, attitude, and emotional self-protection. The track reframes vulnerability as strength, pushing back against expectation with confidence and control. It’s pop that refuses to shrink itself, leaning into impact rather than apology.
Hailing from Boston and now based in New York City, zekilio is a self-produced artist blending pop, indie, and experimental influences. Her work centres identity, autonomy, and creative freedom, using music as a space to reclaim power and challenge the rules placed on female artists. This is forward thinking, progressive and I love it.
Benny Fisher – London Town
Benny Fisher creates pop that feels expansive, reflective, and quietly transportive
London Town unfolds as a hazy, ambient pop moment, drifting between nostalgia and modern psychedelia. The track feels unhurried and immersive, built to be lived in rather than rushed through, offering warmth and atmosphere in equal measure. It’s a dub-influenced remix by the ‘Mad Professor’, which fits the vibe and adds a certain woozy, Sunday afternoon vibe to the original. It’s great.
Based in England, Benny Fisher is an indie pop singer-songwriter whose work blends soul, psychedelia, and emotional songwriting. His music carries a cinematic quality, shaped by rich textures and melodic restraint, creating songs that feel both intimate and widescreen.