Born in London as Yasmin Caramanli, this British singer-songwriter was raised in a music-filled household. Having R&B and soul playing 24/7 ultimately shaped her musical identity. She first started posting makeup tutorials to YouTube aged 13, but later transitioned into music. She’s played venues like The Camden Assembly and The Troubadour, as well as The Great Escape Festival. Inspired by Amy Winehouse, Mary J. Blige and Aretha Franklin, she released her debut “Mr Valentine” in 2022.
Capturing the empty reality of the end of a relationship, her new single is about the stark transition from talking to someone constantly to having no contact at all. Taken from her recently released EP “Should I Block Him?”, the song blends alternative R&B with bedroom pop. Driven by an ambient synth, the warm melody is built with digital percussion and a melancholic bass. And with an intimate vulnerability in her vocals, this groove marries emotive lyrics with a joyous bounce.
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From their album “Push” (1988):
From her album “The Girl Of Your Dreams” (2026):
Born as Thilda Unnerstam and based in Stockholm, this Swedish singer-songwriter’s life has always been rooted in the performing arts. Apart from being a musical artist, she also works as a production assistant in the television industry. Armed with that artistic experience, she views her music through a cinematographic lens. Honing her sound, she frequently performs at 
Written for anyone who has looked at their bank account and felt overwhelmed, this track is a musical daydream designed to wash away the weight of everyday financial stress. Creating a three-minute moment of pure escapism, the song is an infectious blend of sparkling indie-pop, velvety R&B and upbeat disco elements. With a bouncy rhythm, lush synths and retro strings giving the melody a cinematic flair, it’s her confident vocals that make this groove a true earcatcher.
From their album “Phil Fearon & Galaxy” (1984):
From her album “Pick You Up” (2026):
