Hailing from Hamilton, this Canadian singer/songwriter has been honing her craft and cultivating her love for performing her entire life. At 16 she would sneak into bars to soak up the culture and the sounds. In 2010 she became the front woman of the band Weekend Riot Club. Inspired by legends like Alanis Morissette and Janis Joplin, she debuted her first solo single “Cigarette Song” in 2022.
Lyrically highlighting the threat of climate change and the seemingly low priority this issue still has, her new single envelops her powerful message in a delicious Motown and blues blend. Instantly ear-tingling with a sprightly beat, crisp guitars and blazing brass, it’s her passionate, soul-soaked vocal chops conveying her important words, that make this vintage-dipped groove an instant classic.
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Born in Australia to an Australian-Italian mother and a Nigerian father, this singer and songwriter grew up bouncing between cultures and finding it hard to fit in. After learning about poets like 
Birthed out of 12 months of doing what she loves, her new single tells a story of not taking life and relationships too seriously and to just enjoy every moment. With an inspired fusion of musical influences, like classic R&B and buttery-smooth soul, it’s the bouncy beat, sprightly keys and balmy bass that shape an infectious melody. And with her flirtatious vocals, this groove is the epitome of cool.
Hailing from Western Australia, Carmen Pepper and Dylan Ollivierre are a couple both professionally and personally. Since their formation in 2016, they’ve toured all over the country supporting 
Born out of a realization how interconnected everyone and everything is, their new single relays a message to always try and see the big picture, especially when we feel alone. With a retro-sounding 70s vibe from the pounding rhythm, nostalgic keys and frisky tambourine, effortlessly carrying Dylan’s dreamy, vintage vocals over the melody, this is an airy groove filled with sonic magic.
Born in Ontario, this Canadian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist started studying piano at the age of 4. Since she’s added bass and guitar as well. Now Toronto-based, she began her own label, Dead Daisy, in 1995 and debuted her first album 
Named after a ship who was unable to follow the stars due to thick clouds and sank in 1906, her new single draws a comparison to being adrift in an emotional storm. Taken from her upcoming album “Business & Pleasure”, expected on April 14th, it’s the laid-back rhythm, smooth brass and her ear-pleasing vocals that makes this blend of sunshine soul and mellow rock sound utterly enchanting.
Hailing from Brisbane, this Australian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist began learning piano at the tender age of 6. Since then he’s added drums, saxophone, guitar, ukulele and more instruments to his impressive skillset. Inspired by the likes of 
With a clever fusion of contemporary pop with flashes of 80s tones and electro-effects, his new single is sparkling in a glorious sonic soundscape. With a retro percussion, shimmering synths and warm bass laying down the neon-colored melody, it’s the addition of the perky electronic touches that add a modernity to the tune. And with his vivid vocals, this is a jam you’ll love to be in the mood for.
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 
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.
