Born in Kortrijk as Jinte Deprez, this Belgian singer-songwriter grew up being classically trained on the violin, but as a teenager he immersed himself in the alt-rock scene of bands like System Of A Down and Linkin Park. In 2004, he and two friends formed the band Balthazar. He also studied pop and jazz at the Royal Conservatory Of Ghent. He’s played festivals like Rock Werchter and Lowlands. Inspired by James Blake, Chet Faker and Frank Sinatra, he debuted solo with “Calm Down” in 2016.
With positive lyrics about finding hope and liberation after having experienced heartbreak, his new single chooses the power of healing over dwelling on sadness. Taken from his upcoming album “Wild Swim”, expected on November 13th, this song is a delicious brew of soul, funk and synthpop. Opening with retro percussion and imposing brass, it’s the wall-of-sound Motown-like backing vocals and his deep, smoldering vocals that make this vibrant groove a celebration of new beginnings.
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From her album “Robyn Is Here” (1997):
Creating a theatrical fusion of dance-pop, musical theatre and classical vibes, this is the new single by Joe McElderry:
Born in London as Yasmin Caramanli, this British singer-songwriter was raised in a music-filled household. Having R&B and soul playing 24/7 ultimately shaped her musical identity. She first started posting makeup tutorials to 
Capturing the empty reality of the end of a relationship, her new single is about the stark transition from talking to someone constantly to having no contact at all. Taken from her recently released EP “Should I Block Him?”, the song blends alternative R&B with bedroom pop. Driven by an ambient synth, the warm melody is built with digital percussion and a melancholic bass. And with an intimate vulnerability in her vocals, this groove marries emotive lyrics with a joyous bounce.
From their album “Push” (1988):
From her album “The Girl Of Your Dreams” (2026):
