Fandoms don’t only live on screens. They come alive in songs that break our hearts, soundtrack our joy, and carry us through the moments in between. A single lyric can hit like a revelation, a chorus can feel like home, and together, those moments create a bond between artist and listener that’s unshakable.

This collection spans pop, country, and rock, but what unites every track is its ability to spark connection. These aren’t just songs — they’re anthems, lifelines, and the beginnings of fandoms that will last long after the last note fades.

“Race Car” – American Authors

Platinum-selling favorites American Authors speed back onto the scene with “Race Car,” a track that mirrors the thrill of a fast fling. Frontman Zac explains it’s about those whirlwind romances you know won’t last but dive into anyway. With layered harmonies, warm guitar licks, and a rhythm that won’t let go, it’s a reminder of why this band has been soundtracking life’s highs for over a decade.

“Party Girl” – Tyra Madison

Tyra Madison gets real on “Party Girl,” a track that cuts straight to the heart of what it means to put on a brave face while quietly hurting. Written with Marla Cannon Goodman and Dustin Christensen, the song blends honesty and empowerment in a way that feels both fragile and unshakable. It’s the kind of anthem that will resonate with anyone who’s ever needed a reminder that it’s okay not to have it all together.

“Straight For The Heart” – Alexandra Kay

Fresh off a sold-out global run and now sharing the stage with Brad Paisley, Alexandra Kay proves she’s unstoppable with “Straight For The Heart.” Big, emotional, and lightning-charged, the song dares listeners to take their shot at love, even if it’s fleeting. With powerhouse vocals and a chorus built for arenas, Kay sets the tone for what feels like a defining era in her career.

“Trouble” – Liam St. John

On “Trouble,” roots-rocker Liam St. John leans into his gritty side. The swampy, heavy-hitting single — from his upcoming debut album Man of the North — finds him wading through bad habits and darker days, wrestling with his own vices. St. John’s raspy delivery paired with grungy guitars makes this one feel like a wild, late-night confession you can’t shake.

“Back on Deseret” – Brendan Walter

Brendan Walter taps into nostalgia on “Back on Deseret.” The song paints a vivid picture of his Texas childhood street, reliving moments of growing up alongside his best friend. Produced by Grady Smith and co-written with Colton Venner, it blends heartfelt lyrics with a rootsy warmth, making it feel like a love letter to the places and people that shape us.

“Gift of Loneliness” – Kenton

With “Gift of Loneliness,” Los Angeles artist Kenton transforms vulnerability into strength. Backed by polished production from Eric Cannata (Young the Giant) and SameSame (Portugal. the Man), the track is a shimmering pop anthem with an introspective core. Drawing from a childhood memory where he was told his “gift” would be solitude, Kenton reframes that pain into empowerment — proof that our differences can become our greatest power.

“Reckless” – Jordan Anthony

Jordan Anthony leans into late-night euphoria with “Reckless,” an R&B-flavored pop track that captures the rush of falling fast for someone who makes you feel alive and a little unsteady. Written with Grammy-nominated producer Emile Ghantous and songwriter Sam Sznd, the single showcases Anthony’s signature mix of raw emotion and sleek pop energy. With roots in Australia and a breakthrough on American Idol, Jordan’s music is all about connection — real, heartfelt, and ready to fill big rooms.

“Will You Think About Me” – Maddie Lenhart

“Will You Think About Me” finds Maddie Lenhart at her most vulnerable. The song builds from quiet reflection to a soaring chorus, channeling the longing that comes with moving on while still hoping you linger in someone’s thoughts. With its conversational tone and emotional pull, the track captures that universal moment of wondering if love ever really disappears.

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