Hailing from Swindon, this British four-some consists of Chris Stevens, Al Sneddon, Mark Turner and Jamie O’Sullivan. The band initially formed in 2007 and self-released the EP “Friends Close, Enemies Closer”. A few line-up changes later, they reinvented themselves in 2012. Since then they’ve performed a plethora of live shows and festivals and shared the stage with Years & Years and Marc Almond. Inspired by Jeff Buckley, Oasis and Keane, they released their debut “Face To Face” in 2012.
Exploring relatable topics such as love and relationships, their new single highlights that moment where you’re both waiting for the other to make the first move. Blending a 90s sound with an impressive dollop of neon 80s new-wave synth-pop, the song is very skilfully layered. From the mellow piano in the beginning, via riotous rock drums to a howling guitar solo, the melody absolutely soars. And with polished vocals navigating every layer with ease, this tune is a rousing groove.
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Hailing from the Bay Area of California, this singer and songwriter has been on the music scene for 15 years. Although raised on soul, classic rock and disco, she began studying classical piano aged 6. At 14 she ventured into writing her own songs. In University she fronted the soul/funk band SoulMinded and since shared the stage with 
Written in a particularly vulnerable emotional state, her new single explores how the stories that we tell ourselves to fill a longing in our lives create a convincing fantasy that remains unfulfilled. Taken from her upcoming album “The Tunnel + The Light”, expected on September 18th, this song is a dreamy, soft R&B soundscape. Immediately casting a sonic spell with the hypnotic synths, the melody is padded with laid-back percussion. And with her silken vocals, this is a mesmerizing tune.
Born in Livingstone as Rachel Brooke Gorman, this singer/songwriter got enamoured by music thanks to her parents who were always playing music around the house. Dreaming about a musical career, she posted her first cover on social media aged 10. She participated in the TV show 
Singing about choosing yourself and the freeing feeling of letting go of people and things you don’t need anymore, her new single is filled with self-love and confidence. Entering a powerful and upbeat melodic soundscape, it’s the pulsating rhythm, captivating bass line and vibrant synths that give this groove a bit of an auditory bite. And with her emotionally-charged, energetic vocals reigniting ones self-esteem, this glistening slice of power-pop is celebrating a new-found freedom. 
Based in New York City, this pop-rock singer/songwriter began writing original songs aged 9. At 10 he learned guitar and keyboard and over time started honing his production and recording skills. He officially released his first single and album aged 15, while still in High School. He’s played 2 headline concerts, 
Dealing with the inevitable moment – following a period of walking on eggshells in an uncertain relationship – that you have to accept it’s definitely over, his new single both looks back at what’s lost and what the future might hold. Taken from his upcoming album “The Person In The Mirror”, expected on September 26th, this heartfelt song opens with a breezy vulnerability, before adding lively drums and riveting guitars. And with his emotive vocals, this is a nostalgia-dipped gem.
Hailing from the small town of Pettisville, this folk trio consists of siblings Bekah, Joshua and Caleb Liechty. Growing up with music loving parents, their childhood was steeped in music. As well as sing in church, they also took piano lessons. Despite thinking about a medical career first, they formed the band in 2019. In 2021 they entered and won Season 21 of 
Telling a tale of romance and reminiscing about the moment the lovers met, their new single reminds us that life’s too short not to take a chance on love. Taken from their recently released EP “… Wilder Then”, the song is a cheeky amalgamation of folk, pop and a touch of country. From the playful organ to the lively percussion and jaunty steel guitar laying down the jolly melody, it’s their astounding harmonies and rosy vocals that make this good-natured tune a true pleasure for your ears.
Born in Toronto and raised in Wiarton, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up immersed into the music scene. With both his father and his uncle a member of the folk band 
Taken from his upcoming album “So Much More Than A Dream” on which the collection of songs tell the story of someone looking for peace and purpose in this turbulent world, his new single asks the question of whether that someone believes in anything at all anymore. Driving the song is a vivid rock rhythm and is enriched with imposing guitars and a cheeky piano. With a melody giving off some 
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