Born as Tristan Thompson and based in Victoria, this Canadian singer-songwriter seemed to take to music from 6 months old. He particularly appeared to have a fascination for rhythms. Fully self-taught, by the age of 12 he took to busking on his local streets. Since then he’s played notable venues such as Radio City Music Hall and the London Palladium, and supported artists like Teddy Swims on tour. Inspired by Dev Hynes, Prince and Michael Jackson, he debuted with his EP “Breathe” in 2017.
Lyrically about bouncing back from heartbreak with a confident swagger, his new single is themed around reclaiming your groove and moving on to try anew. Wrapped in a vivacious fusion of retro R&B and old-school funk, this song is an infectious, high-octane jam. With a propulsive bassline, analog 80s synths and crisp percussion creating a fiery sonic bounce, it’s his velvety, Prince-esque, falsetto vocals that turn this tune into a dancefloor-ready celebration of self-assurance.
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From her album “Boys In The Trees” (1978):
Combining sprightly Americana with a touch of soul and blues roots, this is the new single by Albin Lee Meldau:
Hailing from Harwich, this British singer-songwriter woke up at 5 years old to find that she had completely lost her voice overnight due to vocal nodules. Using music as therapy, she joined the 
Serving as a thank-you letter to a partner who offers unconditional love and stays by your side during a mental health crisis, her new single explores hitting rock bottom and having that special someone’s support. Keeping the instrumentation acoustic and simple, this song is a stripped-back gem. With a gentle, driving piano leading the sonic way, it’s joined by a subtle bass and orchestral strings. And with her intimate vocals, this melancholic tune is there when you need it most. 
From his album “America Town” (2000):
From her upcoming album “Patchwork”, to be released on 5 February 2027:
