Based in Palm Beach, this rising singer and songwriter was born with music in his veins. Initially fascinated by DJ’s like Marshmello, his raw talent shone through from a young age. He auditioned for a national choir, started vocal lessons and began singing in church. Combining composing on a piano with working on a computer, he created his own artistic identity while still in his teens. Inspired by artists like Harry Styles, Ariana Grande and SZA, he debuted with “Heartbeat” in 2023.
Singing about falling in love too fast, his new single sees a crush develop into something serious too soon, turning an infatuation into an obsession. A fusion of synth-pop and R&B, with a delicious layer of nostalgia, this song pulsates with exhilarating sonic vibes. With an hypnotic beat and sweltering synths giving the melody a slight Daft Punk feel, it’s his raw, story-telling vocals with a touch of vulnerability that make this mesmerizing tune a luscious and intoxicating groove.
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From her album “Cissy Houston” (1977):
From their album “Trixies” (2026):
Based in Portland, Oregon, this synth-pop duo consists of Harlee Case and Josh Smith, who initially met in church as teenagers. Although they followed separate musical paths after high school – Harlee as solo folk singer and Josh in several bands – they reunited in 2015 following an ad on Instagram. Since then they’ve played venues such as 
Singing about the emotional hurdles that come with doubt, their new single tackles the complex issue of dealing with the fear of being hurt while desperately wanting to trust your partner. Taken from their upcoming album “It Comes In Waves”, expected on May 15th, this electrifying song is a dreamy, 80s-infused synth-pop treat. With a buoyant beat and sparkling synths painting the neon-dipped sound-scape, it’s her melancholic vocals that give this tune an intimate touch. 
From their album “Shangó” (1982):
From her EP “Mindfields” (2026):
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