In The Spotlight

Erin LeCount – “The Cinema”

Raised in Chelmsford, this British singer and songwriter grew up in a creative and artistic household. Her mother was a professional ballet dancer and watching her sparked her love of performing. Self-taught, she wrote her first song aged 8. In 2017 she became a finalist on The Voice Kids. She’s performed at festivals such as Montreux Jazz Festival and The Great Escape. Inspired by artists like Kate Bush, Imogen Heap and Fiona Apple, she released her debut single “Killing Time” in 2022.

Written during a time she experienced a creative block, her new single explores the bittersweet feeling of encountering incredible music or films and feeling resentment and envy instead of enjoying them. Taken from her recently released EP “PAREIDOLIA (Deluxe)”, this song is an imposing synth-pop tour-de-force. Layering analog synths, a tight electronic beat and classic acoustic piano forging a punchy backdrop, it’s her expressive stacked vocals that make this an infectious groove.

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Music History

The Brecker Brothers – “East River”

From their album “Heavy Metal Be-Bop” (1978):

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New Music

Mollie Elizabeth – “Puppet Show”

From her upcoming album “Freehand”, to be released on 2 October 2026:

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In The Spotlight

Dan Sultan – “Forgiveness”

Hailing from Melbourne, this Australian singer and songwriter was born to an Arrernte/Gurindji mother and grew up surrounded by the indigenous culture. He started playing guitar aged 4 and wrote his first song aged 10. Although he started in a punk band, he chose the blues and roots his dad showed him. He’s played festivals like Splendour In The Grass and Byron Bay Bluesfest. Inspired by Jimi Hendrix, Sam Cooke and Buddy Holly, he debuted with “Your Love Is Like A Song” in 2006.

Showing the importance of forgiveness and letting go of past regrets, his new single highlights how not to run away from old mistakes but to accept them. Taken from his upcoming album “Little Miracles”, expected on October 23rd, this anthemic song blends classic rock with gospel-tinged soul and a stadium-sized, Coldplay vibe. With imposing drums, soaring orchestral strings and gritty electric guitars filling the euphoric melody, it’s his weathered vocals that give this groove true gravitas.

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Music History

Evelyn “Champagne” King – “Betcha She Don’t Love You”

From her album “Get Loose” (1982):

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New Music

Lamont Landers – “Lonely Girl”

With a bittersweet, vintage southern soul vibe, this is the new single by multi-hyphenate artist Lamont Landers:

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