Born and raised in New Jersey, this singer and songwriter’s musical journey began at the age of 12, when she started playing guitar and writing songs. She continued to hone her diverse sound after finding a like-minded musical community while studying English and Spanish at Monmouth University. Inspired by Taylor Swift, Amy Winehouse and Zakk Wylde of Black Label Society and winning Best Film at the 2019 Lovesick Film Festival for its video, she released her debut “Rock W Me” in 2018.
Putting an optimistic spin on heartbreak, her new single tells an endearing tale of missing someone without being angry with them. Taken from her EP “Can’t Hide” and soaked in a sweet nostalgia, the irresistible melody is a sleek brew of retro and modern sounds. With a slick beat and lustrous guitars enchanting every note, she’s created a lush, hypnotic tune. And with the sheer elegance of her dreamy vocals, this rich smooth groove equally captures confidence and vulnerability.
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From their album “When You’re Through Thinking, Say Yes” (2011):
From her upcoming album “Black & Gold”, to be released on 6 June 2025:
Despite being only 17 years young, this Swedish singer and songwriter has been making his mark on the music scene for most of his life. He began playing piano aged 5 and since added guitar, bass and drums and by age 7 he was sharing covers on social media. He got his first record deal aged 10. Since he’s performed in arena’s, on TV and in 2024 was a contestant on 
Capturing the confusing emotions when you have strong feelings for a person, but they’re not requited, or you just don’t want to risk ruining a friendship, his new single tells a highly relatable story of heartbreak. Balancing indie-pop with a touch of rock, the song starts with mellow guitar strums and is joined by a bouncy rhythm and a hint of synths. Coming together in the explosive rock chorus, it’s his passionate vocals and perky harmonies that show an enviable talent beyond his years. 
From her album “Try Love” (1985):
From his upcoming album “The Epilogue (Deluxe)”, to be released on 11 July 2025:
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