Although born in Venezuela, this Mediterranean singer and songwriter grew up in Spain. Her parents were musicians as well and decided to settle down in Madrid after a Spanish tour when she was 6. Always being surrounded by musical creativity, she started singing at the age of 7 and taught herself to play guitar at 11. She’s about to release her debut album “Cruel” in April 2018.
The first taster of her forthcoming album creates a warm, summery feel with its laid-back grooves of an acoustic guitar and plush rhythm, before the contemporary pop layer awakens in the spirited chorus. Her R&B-ladened vocals, which effortlessly range from smooth and silky to vigorously energetic, seamlessly blend into the sweeping instrumentation, creating a catchy and sunny pop jam.
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From their album “Whoops! There Goes The Neighbourhood” (1988):
From her EP “History” (2018):
Born in the San Francisco Bay Area and now residing in Los Angeles, Catherine Rose Smith aka Honeycraft drew inspiration from disco diva’s such as 
Through a cosmic and ambient veil of tranquil synths you enter her realm of smooth, rhythmic tones which is the title track of her debut EP. While always holding on to that airy, laid-back feel, she injects some effervesant 70s disco vibes from a soft bass and sleek percussion into the mix. Add a glitter ball and a fog machine and it’s a polished nu-disco tune to dream away and slow-dance to.
From her album “Take Me Higher” (1995):
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