Native to Lexington, Kentucky, this sibling duo consisting of Peyton and Tanner Whitt grew up listening to a wide variety of music. As teenagers Peyton got a drumset for Christmas and Tanner an electric guitar. Since forming the band in 2017, they’ve opened for Fitz & The Tantrums and Leah Marlene. Inspired by the Dave Matthews Band and Led Zeppelin, they debuted with “Speed on Sound” in 2019.
Telling the tale of a couple in a stale relationship looking to get their spark back, their new single combines cheeky word play with a feel-good tune. Infused with 90s and 00s nostalgic vibes, it’s the playful guitars, shimmering synths and sprightly percussion forging a lustrous melody. And with their joyous, carefree vocals, this virulent groove has an inescapable energy that can brighten anyone’s mood.
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Hailing from New South Wales, this Australian singer and songwriter grew up in the middle of nowhere with limited access to pop culture and technology. She taught herself to how play on an old Casio keyboard and nylon guitar. Since she’s played festivals like 
Diving into deep meaningful lyrics conveying the complex emotional journey of an arduous relationship, her new single joins her poignant words with a vintage-touched electro-pop bop. With analogue synths, drum computer and retro guitars, the track has the neon feel of a tune from the 80s. And with her intricate, yet powerful vocals, this intoxicating jam takes her one step closer to stardom. 
Born in England to a Dutch family, this soulful singer and songwriter has moved to Germany and The Netherlands, before settling in Luxembourg. He’s been performing all over Europe, playing headline tours as well as opening for 
Creating a delicious summertime bop, his new single calls for taking your lover by the hand and dancing in the sunlit heat. Taken from his upcoming debut album “In My Head”, expected on September 15th, it’s the driving bass line, lively drums and jovial guitars that lay down the catchy melody. And with jubilant horns and his golden vocals, this radiant tune shines inviting sunbeams on the notes. 
Melbourne-based Australian singer, songwriter, producer and DJ Jane Elizabeth Hanley has been singing all of her life. She started in dance school and played sax in her high school band. After buying her first guitar aged 16, she taught herself how to play. Inspired by various artists from 
Hoping for an endless summer in which she can revel in nostalgia and the emotional release of a memory, her new single is a sunlit splash of neon pastels. Sounding like it escaped from an 80s teen movie soundtrack, it’s the refreshing synths, lively beat and occasional bells that forge the retro-tinged melody. And with her melancholic vocals, this summery groove is shrouded in a wistful haze. 
Growing up in South Carolina and now based in Nashville, this acclaimed singer, songwriter and artist started piano lessons aged 3. With music in her veins, she played every show that came her way throughout her childhood. Since she’s played festivals like 
Showing that you can heal from the toughest times in life by embracing and owning it, her new single bears her soul in lyrics and tune. Taken from her upcoming album “The Prize”, expected on October 13th, the song starts slow with her bewitching piano playing, before showing it’s 80s-touched rock side in the dynamic chorus. And with her mighty vocals, you’re witness to a powerhouse jam.
Fronted by former pro skateboarder Jesse Landen, this Toronto-based Canadian indie-pop trio was formed in 2016, while Jesse was recovering from serious injuries. Together with Adam Kesek and Michael Tilley, they created a fuzzy, laid-back sound, touched by melancholy and nostalgia. Compared to bands like 
Singing about learning to be alone and allowing yourself time to heal before embarking on a new chapter in life, their new single has a delicious retro vibe. Taken from their upcoming album “Tall Tales”, expected on November 10th, it’s a mellow percussion and laid-back guitars that create a honey-sweet melody, and with Jesse’s polished vocals, this serene smooth groove is real easy on the ears. 
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