In The Spotlight

JoJo Mason – “Need To Know”

Based in Vancouver, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up dreaming of a professional ice hockey career and spent most of his time at the ice rink. Unfortunately a herniated disc put an end to those dreams. He pivoted to music after a chance meeting with producer Dan Swinimer at a party. Now he’s a staple of country festivals such as Boots & Hearts and Penticton Peach. Inspired by Alan JacksonBoys II Men and Brad Paisley, he released his debut “It’s All Good” in 2015.

Capturing the excitement and curiosity of a fresh new relationship, his new single is about being so infatuated by someone you want to know everything about them. Effortlessly blending lively country with a touch of soul and R&B, this song is layered to perfection. With flowing guitars, driving rhythm and luscious R&B bass creating some feel-good vibes, it’s the choral background singers and his velveteen, soul-touched vocals that make this country-soul groove a treat for our ears.

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Music History

Mica Paris – “I Never Felt Like This Before”

From her album “Whisper A Prayer” (1993):

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New Music

Niall Horan – “Little More Time”

From his upcoming album “Dinner Party”, to be released on 5 June 2026:

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In The Spotlight

Klara Zangerl – “Kinda Funny”

Hailing from Stockholm, this Swedish singer and songwriter grew up surrounded by opera, jazz and choral music. She is classically trained and spent her childhood singing in choirs and playing the violin. In high school she started producing her own music. Since then she’s played festivals like XJAZZ! and Powerpose FM and opened for artists like Jhon Allan and LOWi. She’s also a member of the band Scoobz. Inspired by Erykah Badu and D’angelo, she released her debut single “Yes” in 2018.

Based on an actual occurrence, her new single tells the story of her accidentally meeting Danish producer Mikkel Mohr after arriving in Copenhagen a full month early by mistake. Creating a slightly moody ambiance, this dreamy indie-pop song is a luscious piece of electronic ear candy. Starting with a mellow beat and soft keys, it evolves into a punchy pop tune with a driving percussion and lustrous synths. And with her melancholic vocals, this retro-dipped tune is a polished gem.

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Music History

Wham! – “The Edge Of Heaven”

From their album “Music From The Edge Of Heaven” (1986):

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New Music

Meghan Trainor – “Shimmer”

From her album “Toy With Me” (2026):

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