In The Spotlight

Lindsey Lomis – “What’s It Gonna Be?”

Hailing from Nashville, this singer-songwriter grew up surrounded by live music. She discovered she has a passion for music aged 9 and started vocal lessons at 10. By the age of 12 she was writing, recording and posting her own songs online. Since the start of her career she’s played festivals like Summerfest, venues such as the Blue Note in L.A. and opening for artists like Bruno Major. Influenced by Amy Winehouse, Tori Kelly and Allen Stone, she debuted with “Our Memories” in 2017.

Lyrically giving a firm ultimatum to a partner to either commit to the relationship or stop wasting her time, her new single demands clarity over mixed signals. Blending Neo-Soul, R&B and contemporary pop, this is a highly sophisticated song. With tight percussion adding a rhythmic bounce, subtle guitars adding a rich warmth and punchy horns adding some retro-soul flair, this lush melody is intoxicating. And with a touch of attitude in her soulful vocals, this is a luxuriant groove.

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Music History

Let Loose – “Crazy For You”

From their album “Let Loose” (1994):

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New Music

Carly Rae Jepsen – “Don’t Leave Me On The Dance Floor”

From her upcoming album “Day And Night”, to be released on 18 September 2026:

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In The Spotlight

Matt Hansen – “Unspoken”

Born in San Rafael and based in Los Angeles, this singer-songwriter grew up in a supportive home where music was always playing. He participated in school theatre productions to overcome shyness. At 9 he discovered a passion for singing. He moved to L.A. aged 18 to study ethnomusicology at UCLA. He’s played festivals like Lollapalooza and Pinkpop and opened for artists like Teddy Swims. Inspired by Coldplay, Brian Eno and Bon Iver, he debuted with “Without You With Me” in 2021.

Singing about unwavering devotion, his new single is about being a safe haven for someone in their darkest moments. Lyrically honoring a bond so strong that words are unnecessary, this song is an uplifting, cinematic pop anthem. Starting with ascending synths and acoustic guitar, it leads to the stadium-sized chorus with thunderous drums and shimmering synth-pads. And with his signature rasp in his expressive vocals, this triumphant groove is full of unlimited love and friendship.

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Music History

Melba Moore – “Keepin’ My Lover Satisfied”

From her album “Never Say Never” (1983):

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New Music

Louis Baker – “Trouble”

From his upcoming album “Trouble”, to be released in October 2026:

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