Based in Melbourne, this Australian singer and songwriter with Samoan-Indian roots grew up listening to a wide variety of music, from R&B and soul to gospel and jazz. A trained jazz vocalist, she forged an unique fusion of soul, jazz and R&B. She was also a member of the band Astro Travellers, opened for the likes of Pip Millett and Mildlife and played festivals like Splendour In The Grass. Inspired by artists like Anita Baker and Erykah Badu, she released her debut “Nuketown” in 2018.
Exploring all various aspects of her multi-cultural identity, her new single chronicles her own experience with peer pressure to succeed. Wrapped in a truly magical blend of late 90s/early 00s R&B and colourful pop, she sparkles from the very first note. With a pulsating rhythm, sleek synths and touches of a steel drum, as well as heavenly R&B backing vocals, the velvety-smooth tune has a seductive quality. And with her charismatic vocals, this jam is full of emotion and moxie.
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From their album “Take That & Party” (1992):
Singing about processing the exit of a person from your life, this is the new single by Maggie Rogers:
Born and based in New York City, this singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer already started singing “O Sole Mio” at the top of a jungle gym aged only 2. Although he grew up with his dad’s records of 
Telling the recognizable tale of a blissful summer romance spent lounging by the pool, his new single is a sultry fusion of jazz, pop and R&B. While lyrically capturing dreamy love within the metaphor of synchronized swimming, he melodically takes us on a smooth, retro-tinged sonic outing. With a gentle percussion, enticing guitar solo and dusty piano setting the flirtatious scene, it’s the honeyed and airy quality of his vocals that make this sweet tune sound truly irresistible. 
From her album “Home” (1989):
From his EP “It Takes Me Places” (2024):
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