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Cheska Cruz – “What U Like”

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, Cheska Cruz’s latest single “What U Like” offers a modern twist on the typical love song. Rather than focusing on wants or needs, the sultry R&B track does a deep dive into mutual love and reciprocity – where both sides match energy, effort, and affection. Created in collaboration with her brother and producer, Matthew Cruz, the production sets the tone with deep basslines, airy synths, and a lush groove. Inspired by classic R&B greats, Cheska Cruz has been developing her sound since 2018 and offers a refreshing take on modern R&B. The Toronto-based singer-songwriter’s smooth vocals and moody vibes have been featured on Apple, Spotify and Amazon editorial playlists.

Jake Simon – “Talk”

“Talk” by Jake Simon is a mellow and introspective track; a fresh blend of chill indie R&B with smooth vocals and a lyrical hook you’ll be singing along to. Inspired by those “dreamland” late night phone calls, the track feels like slipping into a moment where time slows down and captures the feeling of being heard in an unfiltered way. Jake Simon has steadily developed a distinctive sound since 2018 that features his soulful guitar playing, analog synthesizers and classic drum machines. In addition to his track “Gone,” charting at #38 on Spotify Trending and becoming a viral hit on IG, his track “Lay Low” was also featured in the fifth season of the hit series All American. He’s definitely one to check out!

Featured Placement: “Human 1,2,3 ” by TAEO

Courtesy of our Korean partner Leeway,the K-Pop track “Human 1,2,3 “ by TAEO will be featured in episode 204 of Netflix’s spy adventures The Recruit, premiering on Thursday, January 30th. Don’t miss it! TAEO TAEO (태오) is a South Korean rapper who debuted independently in 2020, and has collaborated as a producer with prominent K-Pop artists such as Blackpink. The Recruit on Netflix AThe show follows Owen Hendricks, a CIA lawyer who becomes involved in massive international conflicts with dangerous parties after an asset tries to expose her relationship to the agency. This season, Owen is thrust into another life-threatening mission in South Korea. Check out this season’s official trailer here:

Jackson Wooten – “Higher Road”

Jackson Wooten’s new single, “Higher Road”, is a raw, introspective journey through the messy aftermath of a breakup—where there’s no clear-cut villain, no neat resolution, just tangled emotions and unanswered questions. The gorgeous arrangement features banjo and lush female background vocals, giving the stripped down acoustic feel of the track some added depth. Coming off the success of his third single, this track is the last piece of the puzzle before the release of his full-length album, ‘Reprieve’, due out in February. Jackson Wooten’s deeply personal lyrics and emotive sound have drawn comparisons to Bon Iver and Ben Howard. His debut album, ‘A New Child’, was nominated for Best Self-Released Record by A2IM and his music has been featured on various prominent Apple and Spotify editorial playlists. Originally from Nashville, this introspective singer songwriter now calls London his home and is exploring the next chapter of his artistic journey!

Featured Placement: “damn shawty, ok!” by tyler coolidge

We’re pleased to announce that “damn shawty, ok!” by tyler coolidge will be featured in episode 411 of the ABC’s sitcom Abbott Elementary, airing on Wednesday, January 22nd. tyler coolidge tyler coolidge is a gifted independent Rap/R&B artist, producer and songwriter from the Bay Area with several million streams across various projects. His track “Slow Burner” was featured on the NBA 2K22 soundtrack and he co-wrote the Grammy-winning song “Your Power” by Lecrae & Tasha Cobbs Leonard. Abbott Elementary on ABC Abbott Elementary is a mockumentary-style sitcom that follows a group of passionate teachers and a quirky principal at an underfunded Philadelphia public school. Despite the challenges of limited resources and varying personalities, the staff works together to give their students the best education possible, often leading to heartfelt and hilarious moments. Check out this season’s official trailer here:

Bronze Radio Return – “The Same Changes (String Version)”

There’s something timeless about Bronze Radio Return’s newest release “The Same Changes (String Version)”. A song that, on its surface, captures the bittersweet nature of life’s cycles and elevates to another level with the string version, transforming it into something lush, cinematic, and unexpectedly emotional. This isn’t just a rework—it’s a re-imagining, turning “Same Changes” into a deeper, richer experience. Formed in 2007 in Hartford, Connecticut, Bronze Radio Return blends indie rock and roots influences with Americana and are known for their anthemic sound, dynamic live performances and heartfelt storytelling. They’ve played countless festivals like Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Hangout and Firefly and have built a solid fan base with over 175 million streams. Their music has been featured in over 100 high-profile placements that include TV shows, films, and commercials, solidifying their legendary status within the sync world!

Chloey Indica – “LIAR”

Chloey Indica’s new single “LIAR” is a fiery Alt Pop anthem that blends her raw vulnerability with explosive energy. Channeling the rebellious Pop Punk spirit of artists like Avril Lavigne and Paramore, this song is about the pain and frustration of loving an addict and the emotional toll of supporting someone whose truth is always out of reach. Born and raised in Seattle, Chloey Indica’s musical roots are shaped by her mother’s band and her grandfather’s musical influence. Her stage name reflects both personal history and her artist identity. Now based in Nashville, Chloey’s sound blends pop rock with ’90s influences, rock energy, and vulnerable storytelling. With 250k+ followers on TikTok and a current Spotify New Music Friday feature for “LIAR”, Chloey has connected with a growing audience of fans that are surely along for the ride. Next up for her, a bunch of syncs!

Featured Placement: “Dirty” by BVSIS

Kicking off 2025 with a bang, we’re excited to announce that “Dirty” by BVSIS is featured in the latest global campaign for the all electric Jeep Wagoneer S! BVSIS BVSIS is a Las Vegas based electronic artist, DJ and producer. A founding member of the groups Loud N’ Killer and Juscuz as well as the label Love Some Dance, BVSIS has seen plenty of success in the sync space. This is his first placement with Bodega Sync and likely the first of many more to come Jeep Wagoneer S The Jeep Wagoneer S is the brand’s first global battery-electric vehicle (BEV), which delivers sleek design, cutting-edge technology, and exhilarating performance. The aerodynamic design, integrated advanced safety features, and effortless charging solutions make it a standout choice for modern luxury and efficiency. Check out the spot here:

Featured Placement: “Don’t Make Me” by Easy Mccoy

We’re taking bets as to whether “Don’t Make Me” by Easy Mccoy will be featured in episode 202 of Max’s comedy series Bookie, premiering Thursday, December 19th. The odds are definitely in your favor! Easy Mccoy Easy Mccoy is a Seattle-born rapper and lyricist now based in Portland, known for his dynamic and empowering hip-hop style. Drawing from influences like Nas, Talib Kweli, and Ice Cube, his music features uplifting and motivational themes and has achieved significant sync success with his tracks featured in countless productions. Bookie on Max The series follows a veteran bookie struggling to survive the impending legalization of sports gambling, increasingly unstable clients, family and co-workers. This season, full of relatable mishaps, it chronicles one man’s journey to adapt to an ever-changing world as he attempts to charm and con his way to the top. Check out this season’s official trailer here:

Alexander Wren – “Internal Jukebox”

Alexander Wren is starting off his sophomore album with a soulful and funky blues shuffle called “Internal Jukebox”. The witty lyrics shine a light on all the different genres within the music he holds close. Don’t we all have our own little internal jukebox? ‘Internal Jukebox’ was written on my Wurlitzer electric piano in my Manhattan apartment. With it, I sought to celebrate my musical heritage and the generations of diverse musicians who have come before me and show how closely music intermingles with my DNA. The Midwest native turned New York local has been fine-tuning his craft for almost a decade and can undoubtedly create a great song. His music has been featured on a wide range of editorial playlists and with brands like Adobe, OnlyVinyl and Starbucks. As trends and instant gratification dominate our world, Alexander Wren seeks something different. The Classic American Song.