Hailing from Hoboken, NJ this singer and songwriter took her first steps on her musical path when she started musical theatre in school. She continued to write and play songs throughout high school. Honing her skills she studied at the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music. She’s supported Maisie Peters and Laufey on tour and also writes songs for Jenevieve and Stephen Dawes. Inspired by Joni Mitchell, Sara Bareilles and Stevie Wonder, she released her debut “The Neighborhood” in 2022.
Written as a form of closure after attempting to move on from someone you still have a little bit of love for, her new single leaves all unresolved feelings in 2025. Starting with a mellow melody of smooth guitar and cheeky banjo, she captures those intermediate emotions with a gentle sonic touch. As the story progresses to feeling at ease with a fresh start, a playful percussion leads the way to a trumpet solo. And with her comforting vocals, this tune is full of new opportunities.
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From their album “Miracle” (1987):
From her upcoming EP “Bittersweet”, to be released on 10 April 2026:
Born in Stoke On Trent, this British singer and songwriter grew up watching 
Singing about the juxtaposition of feeling both sad and happy while holding on to a summertime love long after it has slipped away, her new single combines bittersweet lyrics with an upbeat alt-pop sizzle. Slowly building the sonic excitement with retro synth effects, it’s the reverberant beat that is the driving force. Soaring into the infectious chorus, the synths get a sparkle and the drums extra oomph. And with her shimmering vocals, this gripping groove is a cleverly layered tune. 
From their album “Time Exposure” (1981):
Teasing a new album to be released in 2026, this is the new single by Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter Katelyn Tarver:
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