Teasing an upcoming 4th studio album, this is the new single by American songstress Ashe:
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Derik Fein – “Push You Away”
Originally from Florida and Nashville-based, this singer-songwriter grew up in a turbulent household causing childhood anxiety. Finding an escape in music, he began writing songs as a form of self-therapy and taught himself to play guitar aged 13. He started to play small local gigs and open mics. Since he’s played venues such as Miami’s Wynwood Yard and Whiskey a Go Go in L.A.. Inspired by Otis Redding, Sam Cooke and Amy Winehouse, he released his debut “Chanel Perfume” in 2018.
Singing about the destructive combination of self-sabotage and personal insecurity, his new single is about feeling regret about hurting someone you love as a defense mechanism. Taken from his recently released EP “Ultraviolet”, the song captures the vulnerable and deeply personal lyrics in a 1950s-inspired fusion of modern pop and classic soul. With moody synths, luscious strings and his raspy, soulful vocals, this cinematic slice of retro rawness is a real emotional rollercoaster.
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Estelle – “No Substitute Love”
From her album “Shine” (2008):Alex Warren – “Rescuer”
From his upcoming album “Wildchild”, to be released on 28 August 2026:
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Amalia Fleming – “Can’t Fight The Future”
Raised under the Californian sun, this singer-songwriter was making up songs before she could read. She taught herself to play guitar and made her stage debut at the Live Oak Music Festival aged 9. She had her first official gig aged 11. She moved to Nashville to study songwriting at Belmont University. She’s played the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival and venues such as The Siren. Inspired by Joni Mitchell, Maggie Rogers & Lizzie McAlpine, she released her debut single “Last Summer” in 2020.
Capturing the inevitable ebb and flow of life, her new single reminds us that although happy times may be fleeting, darker days will also pass. Lyrically nudging us to live fully in the moment, this song is an indie-pop track dipped in organic folk hues. With acoustic instruments like the guitar, banjo and mandolin as well as a heartbeat rhythm creating an understated melody, it’s her honey-sweet vocals adding an intimate vulnerability that give this polished tune a soothing natural warmth.
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From their album “Breakfast Club” (1987):
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