7 new songs are ready to challenge the 50 songs on the LGBTQ Music Chart from Monday. For the challengers for next week chart, we had over 30 submitted songs to choose between, but still only 7 available spots. You can vote on these songs from Monday – here is the voting page.
Ferdinand – «Party Monsters»
Norwegian pop music singer and songwriter, Ferdinand, caught our attention with his latest release «Party Monsters».
Carl Emani – «Game Face»
Carl Emani, is a Swedish artist and songwriter. As an open LGBTQ person in his lyrics, he contributes for many with an innovative special expression in his music.
Sander Sanchez – «My Roots»
Sander Sanchez is a Danish singer/songwriter. He has been performing since he was a teenager and participated in the national finals of Eurovision 2020 in Denmark – where he came in second with the song «Screens». His expressive aesthetic is dominated by a colourful universe and his musical style is inspired by reflective and dynamic soundscapes. He just recently performed at the closing ceremony at Copenhagen WorldPride 2021.
Jack Tracy – «So Anxious»
Jack Tracy is a NYC-based LGBTQ+ independent recording artist who considers himself the illegitimate lovechild of Prince and Janet Jackson.
Séa Byrne – «Fortune – Lucky Love Mix»
Séa Byrne is an Irish indie pop singer based in Dublin. He likes to create catchy, boppy tunes (and the occasional ballad) and at the moment he is exploring tropical melodies and rhythms, like calypso, merengue and soca.
AquariZ – «MediScript»
Providing an outlet through her music, AquariZ speaks for the depressed, the introverts and those who feel as if they are all alone. You are not.
Emily Henry – «I See The Light»
Emily Henry is a DC-based singer-songwriter who performs her own personal brand of elegant electro-infused indie pop. Known for her powerful yet sweet vocals and an authentic musical instinct, she has been compared to artists such as Joni Mitchell and Sylvan Esso.
This playlist are updated every Friday with new music – so it might not reflect the artists mention above. Like it, so you don’t miss out on brand new music! Only songs that is released on YouTube and Spotify can be added to the LGBTQ Music Chart.
