Born as Justin LaRoy Burns in the Mid-West and based in Los Angeles, this alt-pop singer/songwriter initially spent his youth as a competitive tennis prodigy and traveling to high-level tournaments all over the world. Following a severe burnout, he left the sport aged 17. He taught himself singing and songwriting by ear. He’s played various venues like Le Space in Beijing and House Of Blues in Chicago. Inspired by Coldplay, The Weeknd and Lauryn Hill, he released his debut “Spit On Me” in 2014.
Tackling the personal topic of anxiety, mental health struggles and burnout, his new single was written in a time when he felt like he had nothing left to give. Dedicated to anyone who’s in need of finding a moment of peace and reflection, this song blends the heavy, emotive lyrics with an uplifting soundscape. Built around an energetic acoustic guitar, the melody consists of a pulsating bass and punchy drums. And with his luscious vocals, this indie-pop groove is an imposing anthem.
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From her album “Tantalizingly Hot” (1983):
From his upcoming album “Wildchild”, to be released on 28 August 2026:
Born on an airplane and based in New York, this singer and songwriter grew up in a warm, maternal-driven household in which music and creativity was encouraged. As a child she learned flute, classical guitar and piano. She studied Music Business at 
Trying to capture fleeting, beautiful memories to hold on to forever, her new single encourages us to value those brief, yet meaningful moments. Particularly delving into early memories, this song wants preserve the innocence, freedom and happiness of childhood. With a wistful, carefree and summer-dipped pop-rock melody, it’s the breezy guitars, warm rhythm and playful whistle that invoke those sunlit days. And with her comforting vocals, this nostalgia-filled tune is pure joy. 
From their album “I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It” (2016):
From their upcoming album “Therapy At The Club”, to be released on 24 July 2026:
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