Born in Sunrise Beach and based in Melbourne, this Australian singer and songwriter started learning to play the piano aged 11. In later years she learned to play the guitar through video’s on YouTube. She also plays the harmonica and foot drum. Since starting her career she’s played various festivals like the Tamworth Country Music Festival and opened for Maisie Peters on tour. Inspired by The Beatles, Bob Dylan and Gabrielle Aplin, she released her debut single “Work For Me” in 2020.
Singing about ending a long term relationship and the process of finding yourself again after, her new single combines relatable lyrics with a rock-pop vibe. Taken from her upcoming album “Hi, Nice To Meet Me”, expected on 14 March 2025, the song starts with a harmonious acapella, followed by a weighty beat and a beefy bass. The soaring chorus adds a delicious energy with lively guitars and bustling drums. And with her towering vocals, this is a tasty piece of rock-pop candy.
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From their album “Truth And Soul” (1989):
From her upcoming album “All I Own”, to be released on 17 January 2025:
Born and raised in Pune, India as Shauvik Sharan, this multi-talented singer, songwriter and producer began his musical journey playing in local bands after he mastered the guitar. His drive to improve however led to him to expand to DJing in the local nightlife. After a move to Los Angeles he added new skills like production and audio engineering and worked with artists such as 
Lyrically telling the Jeckyll And Hyde-like story of a lover who shows a sweet and innocent façade, while an opposite personality emerges behind closed doors, his new single is a delectable brew of a plethora of musical styles. Combining 80s synth pop with a modern blues-rock vibe, the song moves from a laidback funky tune to an invigorating howling guitar solo. And with his airy, light-hearted vocals teasing the eclectic notes, this is an infectious groove full of danceable sonic fun. 
From her album “Greatest Hits” (1992):
From their EP “The Fray Is Back” (2024):
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