Based in Manchester, this British singer and songwriter grew up in a musical family, with her dad being a session drummer and her mom a promotions executive at EMI. She started writing original songs aged 8 and throughout her teens record them in a home studio. Since the start of her career she’s played a plethora of venues like Ronny Scott’s Jazz Club and various festivals like Leeds Jazz Festival. Inspired by Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and D’angelo, she debuted with “My Lover” in 2017.
Giving the lyrics an honest and personal touch, her new single follows the ups and downs of her artistic life. Taken from her upcoming album “A Little Bit Of Me”, expected on June 6th, this sparkling song combines a warm rhythm, a touch of gospel-tinged organs and the soul-infused trumpet sound of Keyon Harrold into an irresistible retro soundscape. And with the velveteen harmonies and her expressive vocal might, this vintage-sounding soul tune is an emotional and sophisticated triumph.
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Originally from Baltimore and now based in Los Angeles, this singer and songwriter began piano lessons at the age of 7. He joined his school’s jazz band and at 13 he wrote his first original song. He studied Music Business and Songwriting at 
Exploring the electric spark felt between two lovers who are very aware of each others attraction, his new single wraps intimate lyrics in a playful, nostalgic melody. Effortlessly blending pop, soul, R&B and a touch of funk, this song is a sultry, yet exhilarating, slow jam. With the warmth of the bass line, sleek rhythm and mellow keys laying down the smouldering tune, it’s the velvety, 
Hailing from Newbury, this talented singer and songwriter started writing original songs at the age of 9. Also a multi-instrumentalist, she’s proficient on guitar, piano and ukulele. Since the start of her career she’s been recognized by the 
Singing about the crushing emotions felt when you fail publicly, humiliate yourself and cry in from of people you’d rather hadn’t seen that, her new single captures the need to keep laughing and moving on no matter what. Driven by a punchy drum, the instrumentation around it has a gentle feel, before it gets to the bustling chorus. Filled with a pop-rock fierceness, it’s the sprightly keys, dynamic guitars and her charismatic vocals that make this cathartic groove sound empowering. 
Based in Palm Beach, this rising singer and songwriter was born with music in his veins. Initially fascinated by DJ’s like 
Singing about falling in love too fast, his new single sees a crush develop into something serious too soon, turning an infatuation into an obsession. A fusion of synth-pop and R&B, with a delicious layer of nostalgia, this song pulsates with exhilarating sonic vibes. With an hypnotic beat and sweltering synths giving the melody a slight 
Based in Portland, Oregon, this synth-pop duo consists of Harlee Case and Josh Smith, who initially met in church as teenagers. Although they followed separate musical paths after high school – Harlee as solo folk singer and Josh in several bands – they reunited in 2015 following an ad on Instagram. Since then they’ve played venues such as 
Singing about the emotional hurdles that come with doubt, their new single tackles the complex issue of dealing with the fear of being hurt while desperately wanting to trust your partner. Taken from their upcoming album “It Comes In Waves”, expected on May 15th, this electrifying song is a dreamy, 80s-infused synth-pop treat. With a buoyant beat and sparkling synths painting the neon-dipped sound-scape, it’s her melancholic vocals that give this tune an intimate touch. 
Hailing from Nova Scotia, this Canadian singer/songwriter was raised on rock and roll by music-loving parents. She joined the school band aged 9 and got her first guitar aged 16. However she chose a degree and a career in Chemical Engineering first. In 2020 she quit her job to pursue music full-time. Since then she’s played festivals like 
Exploring themes of emotional vulnerability and a struggle with self-worth, her new single captures a complex internal conflict over feeling undeserving of love. Taken from her album “Everybody Loves You…”, the song is an intricate amalgam of roots-rock, blues and soul. Starting with doo-wop guitar plucks, she layers it with a soft piano and cheeky fingersnaps, before full-bodied drums and an electric guitar solo join. And with her mighty vocals, this boisterous tune is an emotive rocker.
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