Born in the Bay Area of California and raised in Oregon, this singer and songwriter grew up surrounded by old soul music thanks to his dad who was in a band. Although he attempted singing in a choir in school, his quickly drifted back to his soul roots. Since then he’s performed at famed festivals like North Sea Jazz and London Jazz, as well as venues like Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club. Inspired by Stevie Wonder, Donny Hathaway and Aretha Franklin, he released his self-titled debut album in 2014.
Telling the heartbreaking tale of the selfless act of letting someone go you really want to hold on to, his new single captures acceptance and self-discovery. Taken from his upcoming album “Just Let It”, expected on May 1st, this enchanting neo-soul ballad is a velvety R&B-touched slow jam. With a laidback rhythm, warm bass line and easygoing piano forging the beguiling melodic flavors, it’s the melancholy in his wide-ranging vocals that give this captivating tune an extraordinary charm.
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From her album “Toni Braxton” (1993):
From their upcoming album “Joy Next Door”, to be released on 10 April 2026:
Hailing from Sheffield, this British singer and songwriter grew up in church due to her father being a pastor and started singing gospel in its choir aged 10. She wrote her first song aged 16 and dropped out of school to pursue music full-time. She’s since played various festivals like 
Lyrically following a reckless night when two ex-lovers reunite and start reminiscing and partying, her new single sees their car crash relationship shift from metaphor to reality. Taken from her upcoming EP “Rosey”, expected in April, the song has a melodic foundation of alt-pop and modern R&B. Initially driven by an imposing bass and punchy beat, the song ascends to a distorted rock bridge. And with her mighty vocals, this captivating groove is a passionate and atmospheric gem. 
From their album “Level Headed” (1978):
From her upcoming album “This Music May Contain Hope”, to be released on 27 March 2026:
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