Born Lana Karlusic in Geelong, this Australian singer-songwriter grew up on her parents’ record collection. She began learning the violin and piano at the age of 5, and later added the guitar and bass. Initially interested in classical music, she performed with the Opera Australia Children’s Chorus. She’s since played the Festival of Sails and venues via Breaking Sound Los Angeles. Inspired by The Rolling Stones, Madonna and Lady Gaga, she released her debut single “Won’t Be Your Victim” in 2025.
Capturing the painful realization that you are trapped in a one-sided relationship, her new single explores the heartbreak of knowing you’re the only one making the effort. Opening softly with a dreamy vibe, this pop-rock song evolves into a catchy chorus. Built on driving, spirited percussion, it’s the added soaring electric guitars and ambient piano that complete the upbeat melody. And with the emotional power of her vocals, this groove takes us from vulnerability to empowerment.
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From their album “Vicious Rumors” (1986):
From her upcoming debut album, to be released later 2026/early 2027:
Born in South East London, this British singer-songwriter grew up in a multi-cultural household, thanks to a father from Hong Kong and a mother from London. Feeling caught between two worlds, she escaped into music. At 14 she began writing songs on her guitar. She developed her skills at the 
Serving as a bittersweet message to loved ones who have passed away, her new single is a tribute to her late grandfather and an exploration of the hope that heaven is a mere afterparty. Framing the emotional lyrics, this song is a nostalgic 80s-inspired pop-rock ballad. Built with punchy percussion, textured neon-dipped synths and a driving bass, the uplifting melody gives the sentiments a bit of a bounce. Guided by her stirring vocals, this retro tune deals with grief in a positive way.
From their album “Chicago 16” (1982):
From her upcoming album “Freehand”, to be released on 2 October 2026:
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