From his upcoming album “Remembering Now”, to be released on 14 June 2025:
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Your Smith – “Peaches”
Born in Detroit Lakes as Caroline Smith, this singer/songwriter grew up with music, being taught the guitar by her father aged 8. At 16 she began performing in public leading to opening for B.B. King. She released a self-titled album under her own name in 2006. She then performed with her band The Good Night Sleeps from 2008. After a move to L.A. she reinvented herself again and, inspired by artists like Alanis Morissette, she debuted her new moniker on “The Spot” in 2019.
Reflecting on her own relationship with her brother, her new single explores the kind of connection that doesn’t require many words, but a glance or simply each others company speaks volumes. Creating her own breezy sonic world, the rich, easy-going melody sounds like she captured summer itself. Built on a foundation of a gentle rhythm and warm, mellow guitars, the song embraces us fondly. And with her folky, lustrous vocals, this sunlit tune is steeped in lyrical and aural nostalgia.
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5 Seconds Of Summer – “Amnesia”
From their album “5 Seconds Of Summer” (2014):Alex Porat – “Face Like Yours”
From her upcoming EP “Crushed!”, to be released on 27 June 2025:
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Tors – “I Don’t Wanna Know”
Hailing from Devon, but now based in Guildford, this British trio was named after ancient stones found on Dartmoor. The brothers Matt and Theo Weedon grew up surrounded by music. Their grandfather wrote a book teaching guitar and had an extensive guitar collection. Joined by drummer Jack Bowden, they’ve played festivals such as Glastonbury and supported James Blunt and Welshly Arms. Inspired by Paul Simon, The Gipsy Kings and The Beatles, they debuted with “Hold Me” in 2016.
Telling the story of two friends who are in love with each other, but are afraid to tell the other person out of fear it will ruin their friendship, their new single is a love song with a twist. Taken from their recently released EP “Never Give Up”, they narrate their tale on the back of stadium-ready anthemic pop-rock. With a bustling percussion, melodic electric guitars, cheeky handclaps and their imposing vocals, this sing-along, invigorating groove is as infectious as it is highly memorable.
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From their album “Parallel Lines” (1978):
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