From her album “Visitor” (2026):
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Cole Redding – “Knows My Name”
Hailing from Philadelphia, this singer and songwriter grew up dealing with a difficult childhood, marked by a broken home, trouble with addiction and his identity. His solace was found in music. He studied at a High School for the Arts and was later mentored by Jon Bon Jovi. He’s performed at festivals like Motor City Pride and XPoNential and venues such as XL Live and Desert 5 Spot. Inspired by Elton John, Holland-Dozier-Holland and Harry Styles, he released his debut “Dying 4 Love” in 2024.
Capturing the moment when you stop running from your past and find a sense of belonging when you move back to your hometown, his new single emphasises that home is a peace found within yourself. Taken from his debut album “A Boy From Nowhere”, this song gives indie-pop a cinematic touch. Starting subtly with an acoustic guitar, the melody evolves with a propulsive rhythm and ambient synths. And with raw emotion in his vocals, this rich tune is filled with bittersweet nostalgia.
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A Taste Of Honey – “Rescue Me”
From their album “Twice As Sweet” (1980):Dotan – “Let You Go”
From his upcoming fifth studio album, to be released later this year:
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Lucy Robinson – “Let Down”
Originally from County Down and now based in Leeds, this Irish singer and songwriter grew up in a house filled with music. Listening to and playing SingStar as a kid led to her picking up the guitar as a teenager. She moved to Leeds in the UK to study performance and production at Leeds Beckett University. She’s played various festivals like the Output Festival and venues such as The Domino Club. Inspired by Jimi Hendrix, HAIM and Stevie Nicks, she debuted as Nicha with “Devices” in 2020.
Singing about allowing yourself to take a step back from the relentless pressures of modern life, her new single reminds us that as social guilt leads to anxiety we need to slow down. Fusing pop, funk and soul into an affable and joyous melody, the song radiates a cheery, infectious warmth. Rooted by a funky bassline, it’s the vintage Hammond organ and bouncy rhythm that completes the full-bodied tune. And with her lush vocals, this groove invites us to take a break from our hectic lives.
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From their album “Urban Hymns” (1997):
