Hailing from Vancouver, Canadian singer and songwriter twins Alanna and Brianne Finn-Morris were born into music. With both parents classically trained on piano and their dad being in an Irish show-band, a career in music was inevitable. They started busking on the streets aged 12, honing their folk-pop sound. Inspired by Lorde, Sinéad O’Connor and SZA, they debuted with “Skeleton” in 2017.
Written during the pandemic, when the lockdown restrictions became to much to bear, their new single created a much needed calm in an otherwise turbulent world. Dipped in sonic enchantment, it’s the mellow acoustic guitar, dulcet rhythm and their mellifluous harmonies that forge a tranquil folk-pop soundscape in which to escape the harsh reality of life for a few minutes.
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Although they started in high school, this Floridian five-piece band officially formed at the 
Singing about someone’s frustration towards a friend, who didn’t follow your advise, their new single is lyrically relatable and sonically captivating. Kicking the song off with a laid-back AOR vibe from a mellow beat, fresh guitar and balmy keys, it’s Robbie’s sleek vocals that add a layer of indie-pop into the mix. And with a touch of nostalgia and a dreamy glaze, this jam is a glittery groove.
Born in London to Greek Cypriot parents, this British singer and songwriter grew up listening to Greek folk songs. During her school days she was a part of a local gospel choir and wrote her own songs at home. A place at the 
Dedicated to a partner who loved her, even when she wasn’t easy to love, her new single effortlessly blends vulnerable lyrics with a feel-good melody. Taken from her EP “That Girl I Hate”, she starts with heartfelt apologies on smooth guitar strums, before the song opens up with a jazzy, upbeat R&B vibe. And with her soul-dipped vocals stroking the luxuriant tune, this jam is opulent and warm.
Based in Stockholm and consisting of Hanna Larsson and Andrea Kallström, this Swedish duo of friends first met at a dance school and discovered a shared interest in music. Initially performing under the name Hanna & Andrea, they debuted with 
Exploring the courage it takes to dive into love and the magical feeling of giving over to it completely, their new single is a delicious, jazz-infused R&B smooth groove. With a mellow percussion, balmy keys and warm guitars shaping a rich, sweltering soundscape, it’s their honey-dipped, harmonious vocals adding a seductive vibe that makes this intoxicating tune sound utterly scrumptious.
London-born and Amsterdam-based, British singer and songwriter Harry Lloyd named his project after his original drummer who always failed to show up. Although he loved music from an early age, he became a ski instructor in the French Alps instead. After an accident broke his back, he chose music full-time. Inspired by 
Shining a light on the push and pull of love and its effect on mental health, his new single blends inspirational lyrics with an euphoric melody. Taken from his upcoming EP “Trying Not To Try”, this track ascends from a mellow piano to a rousing chorus with a rolling percussion and choral backing singers. And with his impressive, emotive vocal skills, this indie-pop tune is filled with a stirring intensity.
Hailing from Dublin, this rising Irish singer and songwriter started as a busker on the streets of her home town aged 15. She began uploading her busking sessions to 
Always in a hurry to grow up as a child, but her new single highlights the wish for time to slow back down, once adulthood is just around the corner. Easing into the song with a mellow rhythm and mild piano, she starts telling her relatable story. And with the lush melody swelling to a full-bodied chorus, it’s her crisp, refreshing vocal tone that elevates this infatuating pop tune to sonic adulthood.
