On June 25, singer-songwriter, producer, and multidisciplinary artist Kendall Gallo unveiled her latest single, ‘The Wrong Right’. Gallo’s songwriting is rooted in the subtle internal landscapes that define personal identity, navigating the tension between vulnerability and resilience, longing and liberation. Rather than offering resolution, her music interrogates these emotional dynamics, inviting listeners into a space of reflection.

​‘The Wrong Right’ was born in the quiet hours of a late-night bedroom session, with Gallo pouring most of the lyrics onto the page in a single evening, embracing the rawness and imperfections of her first ideas. She began with a looping guitar line that set the mood, crafting an initial demo before teaming up with a producer to broaden the song’s sonic palette while preserving its emotional heart. The track continued to take shape as Gallo played it on repeat during a two-hour drive home from the studio, each listen subtly guiding the outro and final direction until the mix felt just right. Musically, the song weaves together layers of guitar, bass, drums, atmospheric synths, and Gallo’s expressive vocals. Intertwined guitar parts propel the song forward, while ambient textures carve out space and intimacy. At its core, the song is a meditation on the quiet realization of inner misalignment.

​Kendall Gallo shared: “To me, ‘The Wrong Right’ is about the moment where something inside you wakes up and you realize the life you’ve been living no longer aligns with who you are. There’s a bittersweet feeling in that awareness — it can feel painful, but also strangely comforting at the same time, almost as if the awareness itself is the thing that means it’s all going to be okay. At its core, the song is about reconnecting with what matters, rediscovering what’s true to your soul, and refusing to swallow the pill of modern day society.“

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Chloe Star unveiled her latest single, ‘Walking On The Sun’, this past weekend via Chloe Star Records. The 28-year-old Persian and Indigenous singer-songwriter, visual artist, and tribal advocate was raised between her family’s reservation in San Bernardino and Los Angeles, drawing early creative inspiration from her cultural heritage. Beginning with journaling and art as a pre-teen, she developed a songwriting style rooted in emotional candor and authenticity, which has steadily expanded her audience since her emergence in 2023. Her track ‘Bad Habit’ was highlighted by Rolling Stone in the 2025 Best New Music: Songs You Need to Know feature. Star’s live presence has included main stage performances at London Pride, as well as appearances at New York Pride Festival, Back Lot Bash in Chicago, Out & Abt in New York, and The Dinah in California.

​‘Walking On The Sun’ finds Star honing her alt-rock foundation, fusing trap-influenced percussion with distorted, overdriven guitar textures. The track builds tension through layered instrumentation before breaking into an anthemic hook, where raw rock intensity collides with modern urban rhythms. Star’s commanding and magnetic vocal performance anchors the song, lending it a sharp, contemporary edge likely to resonate with listeners of Julia Wolf, Machine Gun Kelly, and Sleep Token.

​Chloe Star shared: “This song is about the corruption I’ve seen in the treatment and rehab industry, where profit often seems to matter more than genuinely helping people recover. I’ve been through facilities that made me feel like they were more interested in keeping me sick so I would keep coming back. Fortunately, I was later blessed to find an incredible rehab center that truly cared about its clients and wanted them to get better. That experience changed my life, and it was the last rehab center I ever attended.”

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