Born in South East London, this British singer-songwriter grew up in a multi-cultural household, thanks to a father from Hong Kong and a mother from London. Feeling caught between two worlds, she escaped into music. At 14 she began writing songs on her guitar. She developed her skills at the BIMM Music Institute. She’s played festivals like Reading & Leeds and venues like the Camden Assembly. Inspired by Marvin Gaye, Fleetwood Mac and Rihanna, she released her debut “Colours” in 2019.
Serving as a bittersweet message to loved ones who have passed away, her new single is a tribute to her late grandfather and an exploration of the hope that heaven is a mere afterparty. Framing the emotional lyrics, this song is a nostalgic 80s-inspired pop-rock ballad. Built with punchy percussion, textured neon-dipped synths and a driving bass, the uplifting melody gives the sentiments a bit of a bounce. Guided by her stirring vocals, this retro tune deals with grief in a positive way.
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From their album “Chicago 16” (1982):
From her upcoming album “Freehand”, to be released on 2 October 2026:
Born in Västerås, this Swedish singer-songwriter began writing songs at the age of 6, despite not picking up the guitar until he was 13, and grew up listening to the storytellers of rock, country and folk. When he was 17 he was discovered by producer 
Narrating a tale of emotional support and shared vulnerability, his new single is about allowing a loved one to let their guard down and open up about their pain. Taken from his recently released album “In The Morning”, this song is a nostalgic rock-Americana blend. Wrapped in a 
Originally only released as a standalone single and written by 
From his upcoming EP “Corners”, to be released on 13 November 2026:
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