Although they started in high school, this Floridian five-piece band officially formed at the University of Florida in 2015. Consisting of Robbie Kingsley, Franco Solari, Dylan McCue, Andre Escobar and Zach Levy, they got their start playing gigs covering anything from Britney to Drake. Inspired by artists like Oasis, Frank Ocean and Radiohead, they debuted their eclectic sound on “Younger” in 2018.
Singing about someone’s frustration towards a friend, who didn’t follow your advise, their new single is lyrically relatable and sonically captivating. Kicking the song off with a laid-back AOR vibe from a mellow beat, fresh guitar and balmy keys, it’s Robbie’s sleek vocals that add a layer of indie-pop into the mix. And with a touch of nostalgia and a dreamy glaze, this jam is a glittery groove.
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From her album “Julia Fordham” (1988):
Returning with a vibrant, sunshiny alt-pop jam, this is the new single by British trio Flawes:
Born in London to Greek Cypriot parents, this British singer and songwriter grew up listening to Greek folk songs. During her school days she was a part of a local gospel choir and wrote her own songs at home. A place at the 
Dedicated to a partner who loved her, even when she wasn’t easy to love, her new single effortlessly blends vulnerable lyrics with a feel-good melody. Taken from her EP “That Girl I Hate”, she starts with heartfelt apologies on smooth guitar strums, before the song opens up with a jazzy, upbeat R&B vibe. And with her soul-dipped vocals stroking the luxuriant tune, this jam is opulent and warm.
From their album “Fabulous” (1976):
From her album “Takin’ It Back” (2022):
Jansen's Jamz 