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
Jupiter Pulse released another new single today and it is called "Tomorrow Will Be Late." You might remember that earlier this month, we featured two songs by Jupiter Pulse: "You'll Never Love Me Again" featuring Ann Seeza, and "I Let You Go" featuring David Adavi.
"Tomorrow Will Be Late" is a delighful dance pop song. The music is reminds us of that 2000s hi-nrg eurodance, but a little subdued. The lyrics are a bit sad, so this is a tears on the dancefloor kind of song. We really like it. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"Tomorrow Will Be Late" was written Joan Josep Reche and Juan Pedro Pérez Gallego, who produced the track. It is available for purchase on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today. We've added it to our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
Don't want the lights to fade,
—Davearama
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Sporty Spice Melanie C has released her second single from her forthcoming album Sweat. You might remember that her previous single was the title track "Sweat", which was released in October of last year. We loved the song so much, that it made it all the way to #14 in our Top 101 Songs of 2025.
"What Could Possibly Go Wrong?" is a fun electro pop song with a fun melody. The music is lush and makes you want to be spinning around the room. The chorus is glorious. Melanie C is thriving and we are here for it. Sadly, there isn't a music video, lyric video, or visualizer. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"What Could Possibly Go Wrong?" was written by Klas Ahlund, Linnea Sodahl, and Melanie C. It was produced by Klas Ahlund. It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today! We've added it to our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
Feel the sun,
—Davearama
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Legendary house music pioneer Crystal Waters has a new song with Dave Audé called "Baby Come Home." As always with Crystal, she knows how to make us dance!
"Baby Come Home" doesn't take long for the beat to kick in. Crystal is a Storyteller and we always find her lyrics interesting, and this is about getting back together with someone. This is sure to get your groove on. Sadly, there is no music video, lyric video, or visualizer. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"Baby Come Home" was written by Crystal Waters, Dave Audé, and Jason Michael Robinson. It was produced by Dave Audé. It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today! We've added it to our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
Come on babe,
—Albert Green
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"You're Gonna Want Me Back" is uplifting, easy going pop song. It definitely has a groove with the bassline. The melody is quite good, especially the chorus. The lyrics are fierce! The music just makes you feel good. Karyn's vocals are smooth. Welcome back! Sadly, there is no music video, lyric video, or visualizer. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"You're Gonna Want Me Back" was written by Brian Holland, Derek Allen, Edward Holland, Karyn White, Lamont Dozier, and Richard Wylie. It was produced by Karyn White and Derek Allen. It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today! We've added it to our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
Sista, sista
—Sausi O'Sullivan
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Happy Monday! Last year we featured English girl group Remember Monday when they represented England in Eurovision with the song "What The Hell Just Happened." That was was bold, but their new song "More Than Ever" is on the softer side of things.
"More Than Ever" is a step up from being a ballad, and more like a mid-tempo feel-good song. Remember Monday are known for their strong vocals and they shine on this. The chorus is very catchy and there is a big finale. We've added the official lyric video to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"More Than Ever" was written by Charlotte Steele, Cian Ducrot, Lauren Ann Byrne, LYZA, and Sam Brennan. It was produced by Billen Ted. It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today! We've added it to our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
If ever,
—Sausi O'Sullivan
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Last year, we became familiar with artist David Adavi as he was a guest vocalist on a few singles by Jupiter Pulse, including "I Let You Go", which we featured this year. We kept meaning to get around to listening to his solo material last year. Unfortunately, the last part of the year was super busy, and we never got around to it. So better late than never! We also discovered that he released an album this month called Sweet Sins.
WOW! This man is gorgeous! And quite the nice voice, too. Lets's check out the singles from the new album.
The latest single released this month is "Who Will Be The Hero." It is a lovely mid-tempo, radio-friendly pop jam. It was a pleasant melody and David sounds great. This was written by Alberto Delgado. It was produced by FMD. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"In The Crystal Ice" was released in December. David really does a great job at capturing the emotional pop genre. Another pleasant mid-tempo song. This was also written by Alberto Delgado. It also was produced by FMD. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"Your Favourite Sin" is a big gorgeous ballad that was released in November. It's about wanting more from a relationship. It is quite beautiful. And if you like saxophone solos, check this one out. This was written by Alberto Delgado. It was produced by FMD. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"Don't Say My Name" was released in October, and we are bummed we missed this last year as we really like this upbeat tune. It has really nice rhythm and melody. We especially like the mostly Spanish middle eight. This is fun! You guess it: It was written by Alberto Delgado. It was produced by FMD. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"Boom Boom" was the first single from the album. It released in September, and it is another fun, upbeat song. Catchy chorus, too. It was written by Alberto Delgado. It was produced by FMD. We've added the official audio to our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
David's album Sweet Sins has 5 more tracks on it. We listened once, and we really liked it. You can listen here ...
Earlier this week, Victoria Beckham's oldest adult son went on a social media tirade about his parents airing family dirty laundry. The world went wild from the memes, and in result, Victoria's 2001 single "Not Such An Innocent Girl" is climbing the UK charts and could very well give Victoria her first solo #1 record. She is the only Spice Girl not to have a solo UK #1. Let's check out the song in question, as well as her short-lived solo career.
"Not Such An Innocent Girl" was the first release from Victoria's self-titled album. It actually sold really well and it debuted on the UK singles chart at #6. The problem was that it was released the same week as Kylie Minogue's "Can't Get You Out Of My Head", which was massive. In the music video, Victoria played two characters: A blonde innocent woman and a dark-haired vamp. It ended in a dance-off. Watch it on our 2026 Poptastic Confessions YouTube Playlist ...
"Not Such An Innocent Girl" wasn't Victoria's only chart battle ...
A year earlier in 2000, Victoria was featured on True Steppers single with Dane Bowers called "Out Of Your Mind." That landed at #2 on the UK charts behind another massive hit called "Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)" by Spiller featuring Sophie Ellis-Bextor.
There was only one other single released from Victoria's debut album and it was ...
"A Mind Of It's Own" was released in early 2002. While her two previous singles were dance pop, this one was more mid-tempo and radio friendly. It also charted at #6 in the UK.
There were rumours of a third single from the album ...
"I Wish" was the main contender and Victoria even performed a duet version with Robbie Craig on TV. Sadly, the single never materialized. Victoria and her record company Virgin parted ways in 2002.
However, Victoria signed a deal with a smaller label Telstar and went to work recording not one, but two albums. One album was more pop dance songs (Open Your Eyes) while the other being more RnB and hip-hop influences (Come Together). For the RnB album, Victoria recorded a song called "Resentment", which would later be released by Beyoncé.
On the last week of December 2003, Victoria released a double A-side single with a song from each album to test which genre her fans would like best. The single was "This Groove" / "Let Your Head Go." The first being the more RnB influenced song and the chorus was taken from "Don't Disturb This Groove" by The System in 1987.
However, the standout track was ...
"Let Your Head Go" was the dance pop track was the more popular of the two songs. The double A-side single was successful as it went to #3 in the UK, but once again Victoria had missed the #1 spot.
It looked like Victoria's dance pop album was going to be released with "Open Your Eyes" being the next single. However, Victoria's record label went bankrupt and all of her future music was cancelled.
Fast foward to now. We didn't have Victoria having a hit record on our 2026 Bingo Card, but we are loving it. No matter where you are in the world, check out Victoria's music. If you live in the UK, please consider downloading "Not Such An Innocent Girl." You can also find her debut album Victoria Beckham on digital outlets everywhere.
"Not Such An Innocent Girl" was written by Andrew Frampton and Steve Kipner, who produced the song. It is available on digital outlets everywhere. Buy your copy today! We've added it to our2026 Poptastic Confessions Playlist on Spotify.
Generate the flow,
—Davearama
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