Hailing from Melbourne, this impressive Australian singer and songwriter is a doctor, who has spent the pandemic working on the frontline. Now turning her attention to a music career, she pours the same passion and strength in her musical endeavors. Influenced by the likes of David Bowie, Joni Mitchell and Ella Fitzgerald, she debuted her sumptuous indie-pop sound on “Golden Hours” in 2022.
Chronicling the need to embrace the chaos of daily life, her new single combines a touch of melancholy with emotive, uplifting vibes. Starting with a mellow piano and her hypnotic voice, the song ascends to a soaring, full-bodied chorus. With a flavorful beat, luscious violins and her alluring vocals painting a true picture of the pandemic turmoil, this compelling tune is filled with sheer emotion.
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From his album “Don’t Suppose” (1984):
Expertly blending classic soul, laid-back pop and glorious gospel, this is the new single by Maya Delilah:
Born in Austria into a British-Irish family of musicians, this singer and songwriter started learning violin aged 4 and added piano and guitar later. She’s since worked as songwriter for artists like 
Singing about the confusing journey when falling in love with a girl for the first time after having dated boys, her new single dips the honest, heartfelt lyrics in an upbeat indie-pop sonic bath. With an infectious drumbeat, crisp guitars and colorful keys inviting you to a bustling dance party, it’s her bubbly, playful vocals as well as the jaunty melody that give this catchy groove an effervescent glow.
From his album “Dream Into Action” (1985):
With a punchy pop beat, vibrant tune and funky vibe, this is the new single by songstress Stela Cole:
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