Welcome to Poptastic Confessions! This blog is dedicated to glorious, unashamed alternative pop music! We hope to share new music with you that you might not have heard before because it is usually overlooked by the masses. Of course, we'll always encourage you to buy the music legally to support the artists. Enjoy! —Davearama, editor of Poptastic Confessions
Inga's Affairs has a new song out called "Calling To The Aliens." This follows their previous single "Sugar Daddy."
"Calling To The Aliens" has some hilarious lyrics. This time, they are all in English. The music is circuit club dance music. The melody is fun and the vocals are quite good. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"Calling To The Aliens" was written was written and produced by Juan Pedro Pérez Gallego. It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today! We've added it to our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
Resaca,
—Davearama
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Sweden's sugary sweet girl group DollyStyle are back with their first released in 2026 and the new song is called "Mayday." However, we featured "Clap Song" in January as it was released near the end of December. It feels like this is the second release of the year. If you aren't familiar with the group, check out our history at the end of this post.
"Mayday" is a very fast uptempo pop song. The melody is quite nice, and the Dollys are giving great vocals, as always. The chorus is very catchy, but it is tempo is superfast. There is a nice key change near the end. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
Rikky Disco has a new song out called "Monte Carlo." This is their second release of 2026, as their previous song was "Feel You On The Dancefloor."
"Monte Carlo" is one of those tracks that feels like an instrumental, but there are plenty of vocals. We just don't know what the words are. No matter, because this is a glorious slice of nu disco pop! This feels very lush, glamourous, and dramatic. We love it! We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"Monte Carlo" was written and produced by Christian Jonson and Fanny Wahlqvist (aka Rikky Disco). It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today! We've added it to our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
Expectations,
—Davearama
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We weren't familiar with the original version of "I'm In Love With A German Film Star", but we are loving the Parralox version. For us, it feels like a brand-new song. The music has a heavy rhythm section, and light, airy synths making for a quite enjoyable combination. Louise does an amazing job on lead vocals with her smooth delivery. It's nice to hear Johanna and John on backing vocals, too. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"I'm In Love With A German Film Star" was Clive Wilfrid Myles Timperley, David Agar, Richard Paul Williams, and Barbara Louise Gogan. It was produced by John von Ahlen. It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today! Listen to it on our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
"You'll Love Again" is emotional dance pop with a classic Eurodance sound. The melody is a bit dark and mysterious. The lyrics are for a former love and wishing them well in future love. Has the singer died and is singing from the great beyond? Have a listen and you decide. Ann's powerful vocals are amazing. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"You'll Love Again" was written by Juan Pedro Pérez Gallego. It was produced by FMD. It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today. We've added it to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
Tomorrow will be late,
—Davearama
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Former En Vogue singer Rhona Bennett is back with a new song called "All We Need." This follows her previous single "What We Got", which was released in January.
"All We Need" starts off sounding like a ballad, but then the trip hop beat kicks and changes the mood entirely. The synths add a futuristic element. Rhonda sounds great on this. We need to learn the words that chorus! We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"All We Need" was written by Rhona Bennett and David Kater, who produced the track. It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today! Listen to it on our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
What we got,
—Davearama
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A few weeks ago, Jessie Ware released a new single called "Ride." When we went to look it up, we noticed that she had released a song in January called "I Could Get Used To This." D'oh! Better late than never!
Let's start with "Ride." While it has some Western elements, this is not a country song. Instead, it is sultry electro number with a steady beat. It's very sexy song and we are digging it. The black and white music video features Jessie with a cowboy. We've added it to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
As for "I Could Get Used To This" ...
This is a bit light and airy affair. It is very artsy with disco strings and a funky bass, but the song neither sounds like funk or disco. We've also added the colorful music video to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"Ride" was written by Jessie Ware, Sam Knowles, Jack Peñate, Ennio Morricone, James Ford, Clarence Coffee Jr. It was produced by Jessie Ware, Barney Lister, Stuart Price, and Karma Kid. "I Could Get Used To This" was written by Jessie Ware, Jon Shave, Sophie Brenan, and Miranda Cooper. It was produced by Jessie Ware, Barney Lister, Jon Shave, and Tommy D.
