Formed in Los Angeles in 2025, this duo consists of Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, sons of Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons of Kiss fame. Of course, they grew up together, immersed in the rock music and concert scene, but found a shared passion for acoustic Americana-folk sounds. They’ve played venues such as the House of Blues Voodoo Room and the Ventura Music Hall. Inspired by Simon & Garfunkel, the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, they released their debut “Body Down” in 2025.
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.
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From their upcoming album “We Were Only Young”, to be released on 2 October 2026:
Hailing from East-London, this British singer-songwriter grew up in a vibrant, multi-cultural household, in which music was a permanent fixture. Although she was a shy child, she used music as an emotional outlet. She first studied Anthropology at 
Exploring the connection between music and physical movement, her new single takes a lighthearted look at how melodies can affect the human body. Injecting a touch of sensuality, this song is a sleek jazz and R&B fusion. Built around a hypnotic bassline, warm jazzy horns and a Latin-infused percussion, she utilizes analog equipment and organic live instruments. And with her playful, scat-inspired vocals pairing with the melody, this smooth groove conjures a velvety sonic atmosphere. 
From his album “Sleeping With The Past” (1989):
From her album “Algorithm” (2026):
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