In The Spotlight

Dani Marchio – “Blush”

Based in Sydney, this Australian singer-songwriter’s fascination with singing and performing started when she was young, growing up in a musical-oriented environment. She began singing in church and at talent shows and open mic nights, honing her skills. It wouldn’t be until after high school that she explored songwriting properly. She’s played the ARIA Music Awards and The Hotel Cafe in L.A.. Inspired by Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan, she debuted with “Daydreamer” in 2024.

Capturing the sheer excitement and slight trepidation of stepping out of your comfort zone and exploring the possibility that a friendship can turn into love, her new single embraces the friends-to-lovers rom-com vibe. Creating an ’80s-dipped sonic vibrancy, the song is an infectious, high-energy pop groove. With lively rhythms, a bouncy bass and bright guitars forging a nostalgia-filled melody, it’s her breezy, storytelling vocals that give this tune a joyous polish and make it sound irresistible.

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Music History

The Trammps – “Where Do We Go From Here”

From their album “Trammps” (1975):

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New Music

Mollie Elizabeth – “Kiss The Ring”

From her upcoming EP “People Pleaser”, to be released on 30 October 2026:

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In The Spotlight

Tennyson King – “The Great Unknown”

Born in Hong Kong and raised in Mississauga, this Canadian singer-songwriter moved to Canada at 4 years old. He grew up in a traditional Asian household and, under parental pressure, took classical piano lessons. Discovering the electric guitar as a teen sparked a passion and he began writing songs. Since then he’s performed at events across the world like Glastonbury and the Jade Music Festival. Inspired by Bahamas, John Mayer and Tim Buckley, he debuted with his self-titled EP in 2015.

Inspired by his real-life experience where he almost drowned while free diving in Australia, his new single’s lyrics cover accepting life’s changes and finding freedom in a lack of control. Taken from his upcoming album “100 Cities”, expected on November 6th, it blends a western folk-rock foundation of acoustic guitars and an indie-pop rhythm with traditional Chinese elements, like the Zhongruan and the Guzheng. And with a gentle rasp in his warm vocals, this is a lush tune.

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Music History

Lawrence – “23”

From their album “Family Business” (2024):

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New Music

Take That – “Dreamers”

From their upcoming album “Dreamers”, to be released on 20 November 2026:

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