Born to an Indonesian father and German mother, this Toronto-based Canadian singer, songwriter and producer grew up listening to his parents’ music ranging from jazz to classic rock and gangster rap. He began his own musical journey after moving to Melbourne, Australia, where he lived for 8,5 years. Since returning to Canada, he’s played venues like The Dance Cave and festivals like NXNE. Inspired by Pharrell, Jamiroquai and SG Lewis, he debuted with his album “Astro” in 2018.
Despite what the title might make us think, his new single is actually not about chasing fame, but about the fleeting moments that emphasise the sheer beauty of life. Taken from his upcoming album “Time Will Tell”, expected on September 19th, this song was created with live instrumentation of a Steinway piano, vintage drums and live guitars. And with his sleek vocals recorded in a single take, this soulful, funkalicious groove is deftly crafted with raw, authentic sonic swagger.
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From their album “Breakfast” (2016):
From his upcoming album “Give Me All Your Love”, to be released on 14 November 2025:
From their album “Put It Where You Want It” (1975):
From her EP “Apothecary Pt.1” (2025):
Hailing from Swindon, this British four-some consists of Chris Stevens, Al Sneddon, Mark Turner and Jamie O’Sullivan. The band initially formed in 2007 and self-released the EP 
Exploring relatable topics such as love and relationships, their new single highlights that moment where you’re both waiting for the other to make the first move. Blending a 90s sound with an impressive dollop of neon 80s new-wave synth-pop, the song is very skilfully layered. From the mellow piano in the beginning, via riotous rock drums to a howling guitar solo, the melody absolutely soars. And with polished vocals navigating every layer with ease, this tune is a rousing groove.
