Born as the daughter of Grammy winner Annie Lennox, this singer and songwriter has always been drawn to music. She started playing piano aged 7, signed up for singing lessons aged 8 and earned a place at The Royal Academy Of Music, despite finding it not for her. As well as contributing to the soundtrack of Discovery’s “Serengeti”, she debuted with her single “In The Wild” earlier this year.
With an infectious, pounding beat from the start, her new single is a powerful statement of raw emotion. Inspired by her own experience with a toxic relationship, every lyric sounds genuine and intimate. And with the addition of a surprising organ and playful piano completing her mighty soundscape, it’s the sheer strength of her compelling and dynamic vocals, that make this sound anything but wrong.
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From their album “Actually” (1987):
With a lively 80s disco beat and retro synths, this is the new single by emerging artist Malia Civetz:
Having grown up in Los Angeles and New York as the daughter of the late legendary guitarist 
Giving a smooth retro pop melody a jazzy finish, her new single is about cutting ties in an unhappy relationship and rejoicing in the new found freedom. With a vintage beat accompanying the pleasing guitar, it’s her enchanting, velveteen vocals that show her gift for storytelling. And with a touch of 60s soul, vintage jazz and a pop vibe, this silky, yet upbeat jam forges a groove that is cutting edge.
From their EP “3×3” (1982):
From her upcoming album “DISCO”, to be released on 6 November 2020:
Jansen's Jamz 