Born just outside of Toronto as Veronica Racanelli, this Canadian singer and songwriting grew up in an artistic household, sparking her journey into her own creativity. She’s studied painting and photography, as well as music, explaining the vivid imagery of her lyrics, which cover topics like mental health and heartbreak. With her lush, eclectic sound, she debuted with “Bitter” earlier this year.
Lyrically making a statement of the desire to move from a negative, depressing time in your life to a more positive future, her sophomore single is a perfectly produced pop banger. Rich in swanky synths and a rousing rhythm, the crisp melody forges a shimmering soundscape, in which her empowering, purposeful vocals give it a bit of a bite and emanate an auspicious hope for a renewed destiny.
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From their album “Innuendo” (1991):
Featuring the infectious flamboyancy of 
No strangers to hard work, the brothers Mike and Nick Squillante have been working in the music industry in various roles for the past 5 years. Wanting to satisfy their own passion for music, they started posting covers on YouTube, before joining forces with drummer Steve Ranellone. As a trio they have been touring with their high-energy show and debuted with 
With upbeat vintage glamour, dipped in contemporary electronic allure, their new, feel-good single sounds like it has it all. The catchy beats, joyous guitars and sanguine synths fuse together into a buoyant melody, while their vibrant vocals take your ears from effervescent pop to rousing falsetto while singing the relatable lyrics and make this an irresistible slice of unadulterated aural fun.
From her album “Introducing Joss Stone” (2007):
From his album “Flex Appeal” (2019):
