Torna a Rising Star of the Month Award
    iFANN AwardsCandidati
    2026

    Rising Star of the Month Award

    Juan Duque
    Juan Duque
    Sarah de Warren
    Sarah de Warren
    VVINK
    VVINK
    Sailorr
    Sailorr
    1621
    1621
    Esaú Ortiz
    Esaú Ortiz
    Isaiah Falls
    Isaiah Falls
    Softcult
    Softcult
    Kwn
    Kwn
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    Punteggio combinato pubblico e editoriale
    #CandidatoVoto dei fan (60%)Comitato Editoriale (40%)Punteggio finale
    1Sailorr4.340.044.3
    2Juan Duque4.834.739.5
    3Sarah de Warren4.534.739.3
    416214.228.432.6
    5VVINK4.320.024.3
    1. 1
      Voice behind viral 'Pookie's Requiem'
      7%
      8,507 voti
    2. 2
      Colombia's Latin-afrobeats breakout
      8%
      9,334 voti
    3. 3
      The voice behind 'Act of God'
      8%
      8,850 voti
    4. 4
      'Bababa' viral P-pop rookies
      7%
      8,230 voti
    5. 5
      Budots-hyperpop underdogs from Manila
      7%
      8,518 voti
    6. 6
      Monterrey's retrobélico inventor
      6%
      7,310 voti
    7. 7
      Southern R&B behind 'Florida Baby'
      6%
      6,885 voti
    8. 8
      Twin-sister shoegaze riot grrrls
      5%
      6,462 voti
    9. 9
      East London R&B innovator
      3%
      4,014 voti
    10. 10
      Platinum rapper 'GELO' behind 'Tweaker'
      3%
      3,751 voti
    11. 11
      88rising's viral Indonesian breakout
      3%
      3,699 voti
    12. 12
      TikTok's alt-R&B breakout
      3%
      3,559 voti
    13. 13
      Breakout star of 'One Battle After Another'
      3%
      3,554 voti
    14. 14
      Breakout star of 'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty'
      3%
      3,281 voti
    15. 15
      Breakout star of horror hit 'Obsession'
      3%
      3,156 voti
    16. 16
      Young Haymitch in 'Sunrise on the Reaping'
      3%
      3,012 voti
    17. 17
      Breakout star of 'September Says'
      3%
      2,962 voti
    18. 18
      Rage-rap breakout 'Magic Johnson'
      2%
      1,967 voti
    19. 19
      Breakout voice behind 'Family Matters'
      2%
      1,877 voti
    20. 20
      Soul-rooted R&B on the rise
      1%
      1,716 voti
    21. 21
      Lone woman of the 2025 XXL class
      1%
      1,566 voti
    22. 22
      Confessional pop tipped by Dua Lipa
      1%
      1,539 voti
    23. 23
      80s-tinged alt-pop 'Cool Girl'
      1%
      1,449 voti
    24. 24
      Kentucky bluegrass heater 'Tennessee'
      1%
      1,432 voti
    25. 25
      Cuba's reparto king rising
      1%
      1,409 voti
    26. 26
      21-year-old opening for Wallen
      1%
      1,372 voti
    27. 27
      Brixton's fierce new drill voice
      1%
      1,338 voti
    28. 28
      Galway's Jeff Buckley-esque newcomer
      1%
      1,314 voti
    29. 29
      BBC Sound of 2026's genre-bender
      1%
      1,226 voti
    30. 30
      Viral outlaw-country breakout
      1%
      1,170 voti
    31. 31
      Ecuador's first Spotify #1
      1%
      1,122 voti
    32. 32
      Grammy-nominated for 'Kehlani'
      1%
      800 voti
    33. 33
      Spain's flamenco-guitar revelation
      1%
      719 voti
    34. 34
      Havana's classically-trained reparto star
      0%
      519 voti

    Commenti (86)

    eva ✦ rmloyal

    1621 Definitely have the moment with 'Bababa' but is it enough for IFANN award? Esaú Ortiz is strong contender for me, his retrobélico sound is very fresh and unique, not just another viral group. P-pop is growing but that specific niche sound from Monterrey feels more groundbreaking this month.

    🎀 Fred Xo Z

    Malcolm todd's been doing numbers on tiktok for months but the ifann poll finally giving him his flowers. esau ortiz got that monterrey sound but it's not hitting like malcolm's alt-r&b wave rn.

    Bill S.

    Sailorr's 'pookie's requiem' hit different the first time I heard it on tiktok, but then I actually sat with the lyrics and realized she's writing about real grief and loss, not just making a catchy sound. That bridge where her voice cracks gets me every time. She deserves this award over the others bc she's building something lasting, not just a moment.

    Fal Amin

    Vvink's whole deal is being the weird kids from manila who make music that sounds like a jeepney horn remix and it's exactly what this award should recognize. esaú ortiz is cool but he's not out here sampling actual street vendors.

    VVINK

    trevor iyer

    Remember that scene where they sang 'Tennessee' under the moonlight? Pure magic. The Creekers really captured our hearts with that one, and we're still here cheering them on!