In The Spotlight

Viktor Király – “Sorry Not Sorry”

Born in New York and based in Budapest, this Hungarian-American singer and songwriter grew up in a musical family. His dad was a professional drummer and his mother a background singer. He formed the band Twinz with his brother in 2006, won the show Megasztár 2 years later and was a contestant on The Voice US in 2015. He played renowned festivals like EFOTT and Sziget. Inspired by Donny Hathaway, Marvin Gaye and Michael Jackson, he debuted with “Forgószél” in 2009.

Narrating the difficulties with balancing the demands of a life in the public eye and a romantic relationship in his personal life, his new single is an apologetic, heartfelt love letter to his partner. Taken from his recently released album “My Name Is Viktor”, this song is not just about the price of fame, but also a shift back to his soulful origins. Dipped in a retro smoothness, it’s the laidback rhythm, mellow horns and his vocal warmth that make this tune sound authentically velvety.

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Music History

Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam – “Just Git It Together”

From their album “Straight To The Sky” (1989):

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New Music

Sam Smith – “Oh Mother”

Featuring The TwoCity Chorus and from his upcoming album “Hazel Eyes”, to be released on 21 August 2026:

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In The Spotlight

Kenadi Dodds – “Run”

Born in Utah, this singer and songwriter grew up in a music-loving household with two visually impaired parents. Her dad Chris Dodds was an athlete playing for the US Paralympic Goalball Team. A Shania Twain concert aged 9 sparked her drive to become an artist and she began vocal and piano lessons shortly after. She was a contestant on America’s Got Talent 2020, reaching the Top 10. Inspired by Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus and Sabrina Carpenter, she debuted with “Toxic” in 2025.

Singing about embracing a passionate summer romance, her new single recognises the futility of trying to run from your feelings for someone special. Wrapped in a sunlit, high-energy melody, this catchy pop song is a fast-paced sonic feast. Driven by clever layering of a rhythmic pulse and radiant synths, this tune mimics the sensation of running. And shifting away from her country roots, it’s her bright pop vocals that turn this lively groove into a celebration of summery love.

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Music History

Narada Michael Walden – “I Shoulda Loved Ya”

From his album “The Dance Of Life” (1979):

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New Music

Natalie Imbruglia – “Just Drive”

From her upcoming album “Algorithm”, to be released on 4 September 2026:

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