Layla Kaylif’s new song is a bold and moody statement on the topic of religion and what some people are willing to do in the name of their God.

The way Emily Mulenga layers her influences is utterly inspiring, resulting in a stellar track that sounds and feels as natural as breathing, and that is an impressive feat that leaves us eagerly waiting to hear more from her.

“Good Vibes Only” by Molly Devine was written mid-breakup and took its name from a neon sign on a mirror in a hardware store, which quickly became the artist’s personal mantra and eventually grew into a full song.