Born and raised in New York City, this singer and songwriter grew up listening to a potpourri of different musical styles, from Frank Sinatra to The Sugarhill Gang. Although her love for music was clear from a young age, she decided to study to become a sports medicine doctor. After graduating she moved to Nashville trying to define her sound. Now she’s back in New York with a retro-soul/pop sound. Inspired by Lake Street Dive and Allen Stone, she debuted with “Tom Petty” in 2021.
Sharing the relatable situation in which you see the world throwing obstacles on your path, while you’re just trying to live your life the best way possible, her new single encapsulates the feeling of letting go and enjoying what you can. Clearly having found her niche in the retro-soul/pop sound, it’s the funky bass line, invigorating wah-wah guitars and peppy percussion that give this jubilant groove a highly danceable vibe, while her spirited vocals inject a sense of joyous spontaneity.
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From their album “Here’s To Future Days” (1985):
From her upcoming album “Everybody Needs A Hero”, to be released on 4 October 2024:
Rooted in the paradisal vibrancy of Bali, this pop-rock trio is a blend of both Indonesian and Caucasian heritages. Comprising of vocalist James Sukadana, guitarist Nick Pratama and keyboardist Mark Saputra, they created an unique fusion of Eastern and Western influences. They’ve performed at festivals such as 
Written from a feeling of disillusion, their new single reminds us to take a moment and reflect on what is truly important in life. They recognise that society’s craving for cheap thrills, fame and wealth has overtaken values like kindness and community. They capture their reflective lyrics in an sunlit sonic buoyancy from the joyous guitars, bustling drums and perky keys. Blending radiant pop with a touch of Indonesian aubade and a hint of retro vibes, this is a catchy groove. 
From her album “Mind, Body & Soul” (2004):
From their album “Enough Of The Sweet Talk” (2024):
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