Based in Melbourne, this Australian singer and songwriter grew up in a musical family and was always singing, partially thanks to her mum, who is a musician and singing teacher. She then taught herself to play the guitar. As a teenager she started taking any gig she could in order to hone her craft. She started her career with a country sound but later added folk-pop and indie-rock. Inspired by Taylor Swift, Maggie Rogers and Phoebe Bridgers, she released her debut “I’m Here” in 2010.
Lyrically conveying that someone who’s having a hard time does not have to carry the weight of the world on their shoulders alone, her new single shows that there are people to help you, support you and, if needed, be your strength. With her emotive lyrics wrapped in a warm, intimate soundscape, the comforting melody is created using a mellow guitar and an easy percussion. And with her soothing vocals reaching deep down to your soul, this vulnerable tune takes your breath away.
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From his album “Slow Turning” (1988):
Returning after a two year hiatus, this is the new single by Australian songstress Betty Who:
Based in Austin, Texas, this singer and songwriter grew up bouncing around the country from West Virginia to Nashville. Influenced by hearing 
Written while in hospital and conveying the devastating feeling of abandonment by the person you believed would always be there to support you, his new single takes that heartbreak and douses it in sheer positivity. Blending lively pop with rousing Americana, the song starts with a driving beat and an emotive electric guitar. Ascending to the rock-infused chorus adds another cinematic layer to the melody. And with the raw ache in his vocals, this is an anthemic experience.
From her album “Love Is” (1992):
From their upcoming album “More”, to be released on 6 June 2025:
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