Texas-born and Nashville-based, this rising singer and songwriter first picked up a guitar and drums at the age of 9. Despite having been playing music since, she initially moved to Nashville in 2015 to study religion in college. It was there she discovered songwriting as an emotional outlet. Inspired by Kacey Musgraves, Phoebe Bridgers and Fleetwood Mac, she debuted with “We’ll Be Alright” in 2021.
Telling the story of not being understood by those around you for chasing your dreams, her new single adds a touch of rock to her folk-pop sound. Taken from her upcoming album “There Are Two Sides To Everything”, expected on June 15th, it’s the bouncy drums, punchy bass line and effervescent guitars that create an infectious melody. And with her crisp, airy vocals, this jam is a sonic delight.
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Moniker of authentic, Perth-based rocker Joel Stevens, this Australian singer and songwriter is no stranger to the music scene. In 2015 he founded the successful four-piece rock band 
Exploring the unknown possibilities of where love can take you, his new single is a majestic mix of 
Born as Eloise Alexandra Lamb in North London and raised in Normandy, France, this British singer-songwriter began learning to play the piano aged 4. They moved back to London when she was 11, where she started teaching herself guitar. Inspired by artists such as 
Lyrically dipping into her personal experiences of the feeling of loss of time and being left with questions after a breakup, her new single is aimed at an immature ex. Taken from her upcoming album “Drunk On A Flight”, expected on April 14th, the track starts with emotive guitar plucks and her honest vocals. Leading to an upbeat rhythm and superb guitar solo, this authentic jam is an imposing tune.
Born as Alexa Dirks in Winnipeg, this eclectic Canadian singer-songwriter grew up in a music-loving family. When straying from Christian music, she draws inspiration from a genre-spanning mix; from 
Dusting off a glitterball and singing about feeling anxiety from peer pressure to join the club scene and party, although you don’t want to, her new single is a catchy amalgam of dance and pop with a sprinkling of nu-disco. Taken from her album “Powder Blue”, it’s the stout beat, the shimmer of the synths and retro violins supporting her powerful vocals, that make this a dance-floor banger.
Born in Newcastle-Under-Lyme, this British singer and songwriter grew up wanting to become a rugby player. When a broken leg forced him to change direction, he moved to Liverpool to attend the 
Baked in the Californian sun and rich with West-Coast vibes, his new single tackles the loss of friendship when a relationship ends. Taken from his upcoming album “Fools”, expected on May 19th, he warmed his words with a dreamy soundscape. With a bouncy beat, mellow guitars and his velveteen vocals added to the breezy production, this is a charming, slightly retro-touched, smooth groove.
Born in Adelaide as Paige Court, this Australian singer and songwriter started teaching herself guitar aged 16. While studying media arts at university, she began seriously pursuing a musical career. Since then she’s performed at festivals like 
Written about the ability to look back and reflect on the past, rather than letting it consume you, her new single is an impassioned pop anthem. Starting smoothly with a mellow piano and her enchanting voice, the song ascends to cinematic heights in the rousing chorus. With catchy hooks, energetic drums and her vitalizing vocal power, this rich tune is a modern take on sparkling neon 80s pop.
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