In The Spotlight

Allison Asarch – “Better With Time”

Hailing from Houston and based in Nashville, this singer and song-writer’s musical journey began at Otterbein University’s School Of Music. She taught herself to play the guitar while taking piano lessons, as well as being a member of the school’s choir. In 2020 she appeared on the Netflix show “Sing On!” taking first place. She performed at venues nationwide, as well as the Dusty Boots festival. Inspired by Taylor Swift, Tina Turner and Shania Twain, she debuted with “Taylor Made” in 2020.

Inspired by the rejection of a major management company who claimed that women can’t make it in country after 29, her new single pays homage to women thriving against all odds. While celebrating their strength, she wraps her heartfelt lyrics in a soft, nostalgic, country melody. Creating a mellow setting with an easy rhythm, smooth synths and cozy guitar, she livens the sound up in the chorus. And with her homey vocals, this tune wraps its sonic arms around you.

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Music History

Yes – “Love Will Find A Way”

From their album “Big Generator” (1987):

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New Music

Self Esteem – “Focus Is Power”

From her upcoming album “A Complicated Woman”, to be released on 25 April 2025:

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In The Spotlight

Chloe Qisha – “21st Century Cool Girl”

Born in Malaysia, but now based in London, this singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist moved to the UK at 16. Although she studied psychology and communications, it was a musical career that won out in the end. She started writing music in her early twenties and posting covers on YouTube. Since then she’s played various festivals such as The Great Escape and ESNS. Inspired by Troye Sivan, Chappell Roan and Olivia Rodrigo, she released her debut single “VCR Home Video” in 2024.

Reminiscing about her teenage self and the throws of past romance, her new single is a heartfelt homage to the person she once was. Effortlessly blending nostalgia with modern pop, the song starts with some intriguing piano chords and seductive notes. Following an ABBA-esque melodic run, she takes us back to her teenage years and guides us to a full-bodied orchestral feast. With a bustling beat and cheeky synths, it’s her flirtatious vocals that make this retro tune a sonic gift.

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Music History

Hot Chocolate – “You’ll Never Be So Wrong”

From their album “Mystery” (1982):

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New Music

Cher Lloyd – “Head Down”

Returning with new music after a 4 year hiatus, this is the new single by British songstress Cher Lloyd:

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