Hailing from Bournemouth, this British singer and songwriter started writing songs at the piano at a young age. Initially influenced by the likes of Whitney Houston and Fleetwood Mac, she discovered a penchant for emotive lyricism and creating captivating melodies. She introduced electronic touches to her wistful sound on her 2016 single “Bad Love”, earning her international acclaim.
Her new single sounds like stepping into an enchanted, ethereal world of outstanding auditory beauty. The electronic beat and mild synths serve as a mere guide for her entrancing, melancholic vocals to lead the way to a chorus of anthemic choral harmonies. Singing about embracing life’s highs and lows, its hypnotic ambience forges an atmospheric soundscape of true luscious luster.
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From his album “Talking Book” (1972):
This is the sophomore single of Nashville-native singer/songwriter Riley Clemmons:
Born in Mexico, but now based in Los Angeles, this award-winning singer, songwriter and producer recorded his first song when he was 9. He made his first professional impression on the music scene in 2010, with the release of his debut single 
The second taster of his forthcoming sophomore album is driven by a retro-disco beat and 70s-style violins. With plucky guitars, vibrant hand-claps and an infectious hook teasing the senses, his luscious, soul-dripping R&B vocals add a more contemporary layer to the vintage vibe of the instrumentation. It’s an exhilarating, polished and zesty disco/soul tune, which sounds ear-poppingly refreshing.
From her EP “Nina’s” (2012):
This is the second single of Swedish singer/songwriter Rasmus Viberg aka Next To Neon:
Jansen's Jamz 