Liverpool-born and Manchester-based, this British singer-songwriter spent her childhood nurturing a love for singing and songwriting. She especially came into her own in her teens, writing original music on her acoustic guitar and recording her first CD at Elevator Studios at 14. Since then, she’s played festivals like Festival Too, and venues likeĀ The Camden Assembly and the O2 Academy. Inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, Karen Carpenter and Laufey, she released her debut single “Gabriella” in 2020.
Actually written as an ‘anti-love letter’, her new single tells a toxic ex to finally get out of her life for good. Following the transition from a broken relationship to personal empowerment, this song is a blend of sassy soulful pop and contemporary R&B. With bouncy percussion, jazzy keys and a nostalgia-dipped production, this upbeat melody has an energetic, radio-ready vibe. And with a confident vocal warmth, this assertive retro groove celebrates freedom and female independence.
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From his album “Fuse” (2013):
From her EP “And So It Goes…” (2026):
Formed in Los Angeles in 2025, this duo consists of Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, sons of 
Focusing on aging and the relentless passage of time, their new single uses the metaphor of transitioning into a cold winter to capture the emotions of getting older and the reflection that comes with it. Taken from their recently released album “Dancing While The World Is Ending”, the song has a vulnerable, 70s-inspired West-Coast melody. With both acoustic and electric guitars, a warm piano and a leisurely rhythm, it’s the melancholic vocals that make this soft-rock groove so irresistible.
Only released as a standalone single and produced by 
From their upcoming album “We Were Only Young”, to be released on 2 October 2026:
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