Grown up in the suburbs of Paris, this French singer and songwriter travels between France and the United States to immerse himself in the American soul scene. Named after the initials of his nickname, The Young Old, he opened for artists like Curtis Harding and Gregory Porter. His unique style has been celebrated by luminaries like Norah Jones and Don Was. Drawing inspiration from classic soul voices such as Nina Simone, Otis Redding and Janis Joplin, he debuted with “Wild” in 2018.
Singing about continuing to pursue your goal while everyday life might feel discouraging, his new single captures true resilience and self-determination. Taken from his upcoming album “Outsider”, expected on April 10, 2026, the song finds a balance between old-school Memphis soul and contemporary rawness. With a gritty rhythm, dusty keys and stirring guitars laying down the nostalgia-infused melody, it’s his timeless vocal blend of soul, blues and R&B that will touch your soul.
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Hailing from Atlanta, this singer and songwriter began vocal and theatre training at the age of 8. Since she’s attended 
Taking a retrospective look at a pivotal encounter with love, her new single captures the feeling of fondly looking back at the moment in a relationship when love is all encompassing and nothing else matters. Instantly embracing us with warm, silky and soulful R&B vibes, the song starts with an enticing, easygoing guitar. Joined by a lively drum, heavenly harmonies and her satiny vocals, this lush, intoxicating tune honours the courage of sharing your heart, regardless of the outcome. 
Created in a tiny room at the famed Waldorf Hotel in Vancouver, this Canadian project was conceived by Bruce Wilson. Already a stalwart on the music scene, his initial career with grunge punk band 
Written after the passing of both his sister and a dear friend, his new single is an accumulation of indescribable grief and yet dealing with that loss by celebrating their lives. With a 90s Britpop edge, this song is driven by rolling percussion. Enriched with an emotive piano and electronic keys, as well as stirring guitars, the melody combines a touch of nostalgia with sentimentality. Remembering all the good that their existence brought, this touching tribute is an extraordinary gem.
Texas-raised and Nashville-based, this singer and songwriter began performing and writing songs at the age of 11. By 12 she was trying to land gigs at local restaurants and coffee shops. Since then, she’s performed at various venues such as 
Singing about the often self-destructive choices we make in life and love, her new single tells the tale of holding on to something toxic because it’s better than not having it at all. Tickling our curiosity with a laidback rhythm and a synth drone, the song ascends to a vibrant chorus with a steady beat, shimmering keys and captivating guitars. And with her mesmerizing vocals with a country twang, this poignant groove blends vulnerability and self-reflection with pure sonic charm.
Originally from Spain and now based in Reading, UK, this singer and songwriter got her start performing on stage in her Spanish home town theatre aged 5. She left school at the age of 16 to start her band 
Championing prioritizing life and experience over wealth, her new single reminds us that money isn’t everything and that joy and happiness are the ultimate goal. Blending her Americana sound with a passionate blues layer, the song starts soft with a mellow guitar, but soon explodes with an authentic intensity. With a driving beat, soaring guitars and a bit of blues grit in her spirited vocals, this upbeat groove shines a light on the true fulfilment found beyond material riches.
Based in Manchester, this British band consists of Phil Knox, Connor Long, Paul Mawhinny and Gaykord Knott. Their name came to Phil in 2014 when living in Chicago and is derived from the local travelcard Ventra and the L-train. Since their inception they’ve played various venues like 
Capturing a restless energy balancing reminiscing with progressing forward, their new single blends a touch of euphoria with a taste of psychedelia. Rooted in a 90s-dipped Mancunian Britpop sound, the song adds their own contemporary edge to it. With summery guitars, steady drums and 
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