Hailing from Denver and now Nashville-based, this singer and songwriter grew up in a musical family, listening to country classic like The Chicks and Garth Brooks. At 15 she first picked up the guitar and started playing. She began playing in her church worship band, but started writing original songs at 17. Inspired by MUNA, The Japanse House and The Aces, she debuted with “Drive All Night” in 2021.
Chronicling the emotional turmoil that comes with having to tell someone you don’t want to be with them, her new single captures the heart-wrenching tale in a captivating alt-pop coating. Also featured on the TV Show Catfish on MTV, it’s the balance between the mellow start and the bustling chorus of an spirited beat and scintillant synths with her hypnotic vocals that makes this tune irresistible.
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Raised in Kansas in a musical family, this rising singer and songwriter grew up around her parents’ love of bluegrass and folk. In high school she performed in choirs and in musical theatre. Taking elements from various genres, she created an unique alt-pop sound. Inspired by a wide range of influences from 
Narrating the deflating feeling of emotionally draining yourself for the benefit of others, her new single shows her vulnerable side, while enveloping it in a lush nostalgic 70s vibe. With a powerful funky disco beat, shimmering synths and crisp guitars taking your ears on a rousing retro road trip, it’s her honey-dipped, sultry vocal tone that makes this infectious, sun-drenched song truly soar.
Born as Cam Tatham in Squamish, this Canadian DJ and music producer started playing guitar at the age of 10 and spent high school playing in hard rock cover bands. His musical world opened up with he discovered dance music. Since he’s collaborated with 
Hang up the mirror ball and put on your flared jeans and bright wide-collared shirt, cause his new single combines classic and Nu-disco into a dance floor banger. Slowly coming to life with a futuristic synth and funky bass, soon it bursts out with an invigorating disco groove. With the classic strings, a modern shimmer and insatiable rhythms, this is an uplifting slice of flavorful funkalicious nostalgia.
Born in Bonn, but now London-based, this German singer and songwriter grew up in a household where a piano took pride of place. She’s studying Music Management at the 
Lyrically underlining the fact that society doesn’t seem to care about the world’s issues, unless it affects them personally, her new single focuses the attention on the actual problems we’re all facing. Starting off smooth and imposing with a shimmering synth and majestic vocals, the chorus adds a powerful pop-rock glaze. With bold guitars and bracing drums, this is an empowering anthem.
Born as Muroki Mbote Wa Githinji in Raglan, this Kenyan-New Zealand singer and songwriter started playing guitar at the age of 8. He started recording music aged 15, after forming the band 
Driven by a groovy bassline and an infectious beat, his uplifting new single is a chilled tune with added funk. Taken from his genre-spanning EP “Heading East”, it’s the laid-back instrumentation with refreshing electric guitar runs and a 90s funk vibe that conjures the feeling of a mellow summers day by the sea. And with his smooth and sultry vocals, this is a warm and soothing sonic pleasure.
Grown up in the Bay Area and now Los Angeles-based, this rising singer and songwriter is a musical chameleon. With a style influenced by funk and R&B of the 70s and 80s, 90s grunge and 00s pop, she feels most at home in a genre-less soundscape. Drawing inspiration from artists like 
Focusing on the anxieties that seem to be synonymous with being twenty-something, her new single reminds others that they are not alone. Enveloping the wistful lyrics in uplifting 90s-influenced pop-rock vibes, the song captures the attention from the very first bass pluck. Edgy guitars, potent beat and her flirtatious vocals turn these infectious 2 minutes into something extraordinary.
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