Hailing from Melbourne, this Australian singer and songwriter was born to an Arrernte/Gurindji mother and grew up surrounded by the indigenous culture. He started playing guitar aged 4 and wrote his first song aged 10. Although he started in a punk band, he chose the blues and roots his dad showed him. He’s played festivals like Splendour In The Grass and Byron Bay Bluesfest. Inspired by Jimi Hendrix, Sam Cooke and Buddy Holly, he debuted with “Your Love Is Like A Song” in 2006.
Showing the importance of forgiveness and letting go of past regrets, his new single highlights how not to run away from old mistakes but to accept them. Taken from his upcoming album “Little Miracles”, expected on October 23rd, this anthemic song blends classic rock with gospel-tinged soul and a stadium-sized, Coldplay vibe. With imposing drums, soaring orchestral strings and gritty electric guitars filling the euphoric melody, it’s his weathered vocals that give this groove true gravitas.
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From her album “Get Loose” (1982):
With a bittersweet, vintage southern soul vibe, this is the new single by multi-hyphenate artist Lamont Landers:
Based in Edmonton, this Canadian singer and songwriter was raised on a steady diet of country and with a passion for music as a whole. Despite spending her childhood taking music lessons and singing in school choirs, a lack of confidence sent her to a corporate job. At 27 she decided to pursue her musical dreams. Since then she’s played festivals like 
Singing about being there for the people you love when times are tough, her new single celebrates unconditional support and boundless loyalty. Accompanying the personal lyrics is an authentic country-pop melody with organic instrumentation. With warm acoustic guitars, steady heartbeat rhythm and soft atmospheric keys blending into a sonic embrace, it’s her multi-layered vocals ranging from intimate to powerful that make this heartwarming tune feel like you’re not alone. 
From their album “Hands All Over” (2010):
From her upcoming album “Magic For A While”, to be released on 16 October 2026:
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