Hailing from Manchester, this British singer and songwriter grew up surrounded by the indie-rock-heavy music scene of his home town. Noticing the distinct lack of a soul scene, he developed his own future throwback soul sound in his bedroom. Now based in London, he has worked with many major artists from Stevie Wonder to Jessie J and played festivals like SXSW and Essence Festival. Inspired by Chaka Khan, Prince and George Michael, he released his debut “Smoking Gun” in 2011.
Singing about a romantic chemistry between two lovers so intense that it’s all consuming, his new single explores the freedom to shake inhibitions and be totally vulnerable with a partner. With an intricate blend of smooth classic soul with a contemporary R&B edge, this song is a dreamy amalgam. With orchestral strings, bounding beat and jazz-infused guitar fusing together in a slow-burning soundscape, it’s his silky vocals that complete this comforting, emotional sonic sanctuary.
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From their album “Stay Free” (1979):
From his upcoming album “Mad Dog In The Fog”, to be released on 28 August 2026:
Born and raised in London, this British singer and songwriter grew up in a music-loving household. Initially showing an interest in writing poetry, at the age of 12 she started turning her body dysmorphia into introspective lyrics. Meeting Reva Gauntlett in secondary school laid the foundation for the band 
Dealing with the emotional weight of having to completely start over, the final track on her recently released debut album “How Can I Explain Myself?” tries to navigate the time after an ending in which healing is still ongoing. Dipped in smooth 80s vibes, the song captures an honest vulnerability in the melancholic synths and a mid-tempo percussion. Layering her emotive vocals with a subtle reverb, the intimate tune ascends to a cinematic passion showing the transition to acceptance. 
From their album “Man Of Colours” (1987):
From her album “Dirty Blonde” (2026):
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