Originally from Hesse and now based in Hamburg, this German singer and songwriter grew up in a music-loving household, listening to her parents’ vinyl collection. At 15 she started playing the guitar and by 16 had written her first original song. Since then she’s played festivals like Iceland Airwaves and Citadel Music Festival and opened for Simply Red, Arlo Parks and Alanis Morissette. Inspired by Fleetwood Mac, Sade and Kate Bush, she released her debut album “One Youth Ago” in 2013.
Reminding us that the magic and mystery of life is still present under-neath the pressures of the modern world, her new single reaches out to nature to find that lost enchantment. Taken from her upcoming album “Call Me The Witch”, expected on April 10th, this indie-pop song blends organic and electronic elements. With a touch of nostalgia from the shimmering guitars, airy synths and breezy, elegant vocals, this ethereal, yet bouncy tune forges an opulent, infectious soundscape.
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From his album “Closeup” (1975):
From her upcoming album “Julia”, to be released on 24 April 2026:
Formed in 2015 in Sydney, this Australian band consists of Harvey Geraghty, Itay Shachar, Noah Martin and Leon Karagic. They met while they were attending 
Capturing the feeling of longing for a love that cannot exist in your reality, their new single highlights the human desire to want what we can’t have rather than just enjoying the life we do have. Taken from their upcoming album “Cheesy Love Songs”, expected on August 21st, this mesmerizing song blends 60s pop with a contemporary touch. Layered with fuzzy guitars, soft drums, crisp piano and mellow vocals, this dreamy, sunlit groove is filled with warm, introspective nostalgia.
From her album “Who You Are” (2011):
Returning with his first new music in two years, this is the new single by Australian singer and songwriter Cody Simpson:
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