Raised in a musical family in East London, this singer and songwriter initially didn’t feel inclined to show off her impressive singing voice. She did however write songs in her bedroom. It wasn’t until after moving to Nottingham that she began playing acoustic shows and formed a backing band. Inspired by Lianne La Havas, Erykah Badu and Jordan Rakei, she debuted with “Black Moon” in 2017.
Conjuring up images of smoky basement jazz clubs, her new single tells the emotive story about the bond she feels between herself and her inner demon she calls Priscilla. Taken from her upcoming album “Voice Notes”, expected on March 3rd, it’s the easygoing rhythm and mellow organ that creates a jazzy mood. And with her hypnotic vocals, this smooth jam emits a tender warmth.
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Hailing from Montreal, this rising Canadian singer and songwriter was supported in various creative endeavors from a young age. She started writing original songs as a teen and has since graduated from
Singing about an ex and the conflicting emotions in the aftermath of a breakup, her new single invokes a galactic vibe that is out-of-this-world. With a grandiose, theatrical instrumentation from the imposing percussion and the howling electric guitars, it’s her crisp and emotive vocals telling the relatable story that makes this opulent, retro-touched sonic experience shine like the brightest star.
Named after the small town in Oregon where they met in 2016, this quartet of alt-rockers has an unusual origin story. Zach Knell, Samuel Sheppard and Keith Lambson found each other while serving as missionaries. Now based in Provo, Utah and under the mentorship of
Returning after a two-and-a-half year hiatus, their new single has a timeless vibrancy. Originally written by Zach when he was 16 years young, he’s infused the track with a kaleidoscope of sonic colors. Lyrically incorporating rich themes like purpose, life and love, it’s the resonant beats, magnetic guitar riffs and charismatic vocals, that turn this euphoric auditory blend into a remarkable, anthemic jam.
Originally from Berlin, Germany and now London-based, this rising singer and songwriter was born into a musical family with Brazilian roots. She started singing and dancing at 5 years young and has been honing her unique, 90s-influenced, blend of hiphop, R&B, AfroBeats and reggae ever since. Inspired by
Although described as ‘a love letter to God’, her new single is an ode to the inspiration felt by everyday experiences. Starting with a rich, easygoing guitar and mild electronic effects, the song entices the listener in, before unfolding a delightfully retro R&B vibe from the tranquil chorus and infectious rhythm. And with her soulful, euphoric vocals, this hope-filled groove is brimming with irresistible vibes.
While serving in the US Navy as an air traffic controller, singer/songwriter Dave Munro started sending demos home. In 2009, with the addition of Adam Salameh, Joe Campbell, Bobby Borenstein, Emi McSwain and Steve Scott, the band was formed. Their music has been placed in film, TV and video games. Likened to
Initially created as a demo on an old
Toronto-born and Montreal-based, this Canadian singer and songwriter started showing a musical prowess from the age of 3. Initially following a passion for drumming, she taught herself guitar and piano as well. In 2020 she began uploading singing video’s to
Singing about preferring being a person with a down-to-earth life, over being a person who’s constantly posturing with the most expensive, branded stuff in order to seem important, her new single highlights the importance of being yourself. With an invigorating driving beat, sizzling keys and her refreshing vocals, it’s the energetic vibe of the pop chorus that promises her a great musical future.