Born in Ulladulla NSW and now based in Melbourne, this Australian country-pop singer and songwriter always wanted to play music. She started taking guitar and piano lessons at the age of 6. Since she got a diploma in music and music business, as well as a Bachelor of Music. Although being independent, she’s scored the number one spot on the Country Radio Top 50 twice. Inspired by Keith Urban, Hayley Williams and Ingrid Andress, she released her debut “Stuck In My Head” in 2013.
Telling the story about having found a love you’ve always dreamed of and wanting to go slow to savour every second of the wild ride, her new single adds an addictive rocky layer to her country-pop sound. Allowing the listener to kick their heels up, the song is driven by a poppy beat and is joined by some fierce electric guitars in the chorus. And with a touch of country twang in her imposing vocals, this highly infectious groove is filled with unbridled passion and sonic potency.
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From their album “Cupid & Psyche 85” (1985):
From her upcoming album “Big Ideas”, to be released on 12 July 2024:
Born and raised in Armenia and now based in Berlin, Germany, this multi-talented artist is both a software engineer as well as a singer and songwriter. As a child she learned to play violin and later taught herself to play guitar. Besides going to university, she also took vocal lessons. She began performing in bars in Armenia, but moved to Germany in 2019 to pursue her musical career. Inspired by 
Filled with an emotional intensity and an intricate melody, her new single explores the challenges of human relationships. Forging a warm and inviting aural world with a tender and heartfelt acoustic guitar, the instrumentation is both minimal and everything that is needed. And with her bewitchingly beautiful vocals narrating the story of peoples uniqueness, this highly accomplished song shows off her intrinsic song-writing talent and turns this soothing ballad into a 24-carat gem. 
From their album “The Promise Of Love” (1977):
From her EP “Heron”, to be released on 12 April 2024:
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