Based in Juno Beach, this singer-songwriter spent her childhood in New York where her parents took her to lots of Broadway shows and concerts. She began classical piano lessons aged 4. In high school, she and her late brother, Virgil Price III, started writing songs together. Since then, she’s played festivals like The Charlotte Music Festival and venues like Rockwood Music Hall. Inspired by Norah Jones, Brandi Carlile and Sheryl Crow, she debuted with “Let Me Hang The Moon” in 2016.
Written as a heartfelt tribute to her late brother who disappeared at sea while freediving in 2024, her new single is a continuation of the last song he was writing before his death. Lyrically talking about coping with grief and finding the courage to move forward, this song is about both hope and honoring his memory. With an intimate sound of the family piano, lush guitars, and rhythmic bassline, it’s the vulnerable warmth of her voice that makes this personal tune truly extraordinary.
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From their album “Home” (2003):
With a joyous, playful, and soulful vibe, this is the new single by British songstress Cat Burns:
Born in Colchester, this British singer-songwriter discovered singing at the age of 4. Throughout her childhood, she was recording improvised songs on a tape recorder. After singing for patrons in a bar that she worked at as a teenager, a passion for performing was born. Since then she’s played festivals like 
Lyrically highlighting the emotional transition from self-doubt to self-worth, her new single is about self-discovery, reclaiming your own confidence and welcoming a new chapter in life. Filled with a blend of modern pop and rich country, this song combines her empowering words with an effulgent, uplifting melody. With acoustic guitars, peppy rhythm and organic synths forging the polished soundscape, it’s her soulful vocals that give this radio-ready anthem a truly inspiring edge. 
From their album “Never Loved Elvis” (1991):
A soulful R&B/pop groove based on a true story, this is the new single by L.A.-based songstress Chelsea Jordan:
