New Gay Music «Outed On Friday!» – Week 43 – 2021

It’s the end of a work week and that means, new music are released – so here is this week’s «Outed On Friday!».

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.

KEiiNO – «Venus»

KEiiNOs highest value motto is «unity in diversity», and the Norwegian trio believes everyone should be allowed to dance colourful and free as The Northern Lights.

Greg Landt – «Mermaid»

Belgian singer, actor and ambassador for both Antwerp Pride and The Belgian Pride living in the Brussels region. He create his music for and with drag queens, they’re his main inspiration next to the fact that being gay is awesome.

Abby Nissenbaum – «Winston»

Abby Nissenbaum is a Nashville-based indie rock artist. A lifelong musician and classically-trained soprano, Nissenbaum fuses classical vocal techniques and modern indie rock sensibilities to create a sound all her own.

Gina Fritz – «Happy in LA»

Gina Fritz doesn’t fall into one category; she creates her own. Fiery and bold, the pop rock vocalist from Connecticut continues to write out her own sonic formula through her new solo releases.

Stephen Lind – «N.E.E.D.Y»

Stephen Lind, a singer/songwriter living in Los Angeles and he is influenced by artists like Ashlee Simpson, Carly Rae Jepsen and Britney Spears. His EP’s vibe is a bit softer and more about a break-up/falling in love.

Hillamillion  –  «Take Your Time I’ll Be Fine»

They are non-binary singer-songwriter, musician and video editor from South Carolina, USA. They like making sad love songs.

Annaa Soleseis – «Decide»

Annaa Soleseis is a transgender singer/songwriter/musician, she also does all the recording and video work. The song  «Decide» is her first release.

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.