Originally from Dorset, this British singer and songwriter was brought up by music-loving parents. Raised on a steady diet of classic rock and blues, his dad took him to see Eric Clapton and Robert Cray in concert when he was 7. His musical horizon broadened after discovering Ray Charles. Since venturing into music as a career, he’s played Glastonbury and Nashville’s The Bluebird CafĂ©. Inspired by Nathaniel Rateliff, Michael Kiwanuka and Alabama Shakes, he debuted with “Hurt Me” in 2020.
Telling a tale of when everything is going your way something negative is bound to happen, his new single anticipates the hurt of a breakup. With an unique blend of classic rock, honest Americana and sweet nostalgia, the song is driven by an insatiable percussion. With sanguine electric guitars, warm horns and a fierce solo on Jimi Hendrix’s Fender Jazzmaster laying down the invigorating melody, it’s his hazy vocals which remind me of Mark Knopfler, that make this tune a fiery rocker.
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From her album “Totally Hot” (1978):
From his upcoming album “I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Complete Edition)”, to be released on 27 June 2025:
Born in New York City and now based in Los Angeles, this singer and songwriter has been singing and writing music since she was 8, beginning with musical theatre and went on to perform in venues like the 
Singing about living in constant fear of having your heart broken, her new single narrates the anxiety of when the possibility of losing the one you deeply love takes hold. Captured in an emotion-filled dream-pop melody, the song starts with a crying slide guitar and soft synths. It’s then joined by a mellow percussion and establishes a hypnoticly beautiful soundscape. And with an honest sadness in her mesmerizing vocals, this luscious, spellbinding tune is absolutely breathtaking. 
From their album “Shabooh Shoobah” (1982):
From her album “Princess Of Power” (2025):
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