Based between Amsterdam and Stockholm, this duo, consisting of UK-born Angus Campbell and US-born Eliot Porter, met in Sydney, Australia, through their high school music program and discovered a shared love of their parents’ Motown collection. They reconnected in London in 2015. Since then, they’ve played venues from KOKO in London to the Melkweg in Amsterdam, and opened for SG Lewis. Inspired by D’Angelo, Daft Punk and Danger Mouse, they debuted with “Higher” in 2015.
Capturing the high-stakes anxiety and overwhelming passion of falling in love, their new single reminds us that imperfect moments make a relationship so much more rewarding. Constructing the R&B groove by giving retro 80s disco-pop a modern EDM-touched edge, this song wraps the vulnerable lyrics in a danceable energy. With a sultry bass, lush synths and a mid-tempo beat forging a lavish atmosphere, it’s the smooth falsetto vocals that give this catchy tune some late-night vibes.
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From her album “Move To This” (1990):
Brimming with a punchy, neon synthwave nostalgia, this is the new single by Nashville-based band Nightly:
Born in Rockwell, this singer-songwriter started her musical journey aged 11 when she got a guitar. She quickly added piano and began honing her skills at church. She moved to Nashville aged 17, where she co-wrote the song 
With lyrics about the strength to survive life’s hardest storms, her new single champions resilience, faith and perseverance. Taken from her recently released album “Suede”, this song is a fierce country-rock anthem. Accompanying the defiant lyrics is an empowering melody of heavy percussion, thick electric guitars, and traditional country. Fueled by pure passion and spirituality, her soaring powerhouse vocals deliver a mighty groove that encourages us to stand firm against any storm. 
From his album “Daniel Powter” (2005):
Bursting with a funk-fueled, 80s feel-good vibe, this is the new single by Canadian songbird Maya Killtron:
