From her EP “Big Beautiful Mess” (2026):
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Isaac Stuart – “Champagne”
Hailing from Banbury, this British singer and songwriter spent his childhood sitting on the living room floor surrounded by his parents’ extensive 70s soul record collection. He’s self-taught on guitar and piano and plays by ear. Since starting his career, he’s performed at festivals like Valley Fest and Future Echoes and opened for Tom Walker and Snow Patrol. Inspired by Carole King, Stevie Wonder and Harry Styles, he released his debut “Do You Like It When We Lay Like This?” in 2020.
Telling a heartbreaking tale of losing someone you hoped to spend the rest of your life with, his new single explores taking the time to grieve the loss instead of moving on too quickly. Led by an emotional acoustic piano, this delicate song delves deep into our souls. Later joined by a warm bass and soft strings, the polished instrumentation ascends to a passionate crescendo. And with his rich and resonant vocals tugging at our heart strings, this intimate tune is filled with a tender nostalgia.
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Dana – “Fairytale”
From her album “Love Songs & Fairytales” (1977):Johnny Orlando – “Charlotte”
From his upcoming album “Songs For Young Lovers”, to be released on 12 June 2026:
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Zinadelphia – “Postcard”
Born in Philadelphia as Hannah McKenney, this singer and songwriter was born with a passion for retro fashion and classic music like soul, jazz and funk. She initially studied Photography and Journalism at Temple University, before switching to Media Production. She’s played festivals such as Lollapalooza and Pukkelpop in Belgium and opened for artists like Teddy Swims and Tori Kelly. Inspired by Joni Mitchell, Aretha Franklin and Donny Hathaway, she debuted with “Mirrorball” in 2022.
Capturing a loneliness felt when chasing your dreams while being away from the one you love, her new single explores the emotional toll of long-distance relationships. Taken from her recently released EP “The Boutique”, the song trades her jazz-funk roots for a vintage soulful sound. With a driving rhythm, luscious strings and balmy basslines conjuring a nostalgic feel, it’s her dynamic vocals ranging from intimate to soaring, that make this warm, polished tune sound extraordinary.
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From his album “Let’s Dance” (1983):
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