In The Spotlight

Luna Soul – “Down The Line”

Splitting their time between Barcelona and Schwerin, Germany, this duo got together in 2019 when German artist Lisa Michèle Lietz and Spanish guitarist Jordi Arnau Rubio met. Lisa had studied Musicology and Music Psychology at university, while Jordi had travelled around Europe as a professional dancer. Since then they’ve played venues like the Tempo Club and the Drop Inn, and the LetschRock Festival. Inspired by Michael Kiwanuka and Chic, they debuted with “Higher” in 2019.

Capturing the bittersweet emotions invoked by a late-night drive through an ever-moving bustling cityscape, their new single is a lyrical portrait of change and navigating the modern world. Taken from their upcoming album “Second Nature”, expected on October 30th, this song is a sleek blend of disco-pop, modern electronic elements and West-Coast vibes from the crisp rhythm, funk-fuelled bass and shimmering synths. And with her soulful vocals, this tune is an irresistible groove.

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Music History

The Fabulous Thunderbirds – “Tuff Enuff”

From their album “Tuff Enuff” (1986):

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New Music

Maddie Zahm – “Meryl”

From her album “Everything All The Time” (2026):

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In The Spotlight

Addi John – “Love & Misfortunes”

Born in London, ON, this Canadian singer-songwriter grew up with a traditional folk-focused background, which influenced his intimate, storytelling style. He formed the band Lost In Japan in 2016 with three friends from Fanshawe College. They decided to step away in 2025. With the band, he played festivals like NXNE and as a solo artist venues like Drake Underground and The Carleton. Inspired by John Muirhead, Ben Howard and Keane, he released his solo debut “No Money” in 2024.

Written as a form of musical therapy after the death of his father, his new single tackles the resilient journey following profound loss to find hope for the future. Taken from his recently released EP by the same name, this song combines the heavy, emotive lyrics with a high-energy indie-pop vibe. With fast-paced percussion, soaring electric guitars and an imposing bassline laying down the impassioned melody, it’s his authentically raw vocals that turn grief into an uplifting experience.

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Music History

ABBA – “So Long”

From their album “ABBA” (1975):

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New Music

Charlie Jeer – “Jennifer”

From his EP “Take Away My Problems” (2026):

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