Based in Nashville, this country-rock and folk trio was formed in 2021. Consisting of Dan O’Rourke, Leland Rooney and Canadian vocalist Raquel Cole, they found their 70s-style folk-rock sound in their living rooms and home studios during the Covid lockdowns. Since their start they’ve played festivals like CMA Fest and Watershed Music Festival and opened for artists such as Tim McGraw. Inspired by Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles and Little Big Town, they debuted with “World’s On Fire” in 2022.
Celebrating unity, empathy and peaceful coexistence, their new single reminds us that despite our differences in lifestyles, choices or political alignments, we’re all navigating the same human experience. Blending country-rock and folk into a joyous, upbeat melody, this song retains an organic sound. From the propelling drums and foot-tapping acoustic guitar to the wall-of-sound harmonies, this emits a feel-good vibe. And with her authentic vocals, this is an infectious, sunlit groove.
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Hailing from Manchester, this British singer and songwriter grew up surrounded by the indie-rock-heavy music scene of his home town. Noticing the distinct lack of a soul scene, he developed his own future throwback soul sound in his bedroom. Now based in London, he has worked with many major artists from 
Singing about a romantic chemistry between two lovers so intense that it’s all consuming, his new single explores the freedom to shake inhibitions and be totally vulnerable with a partner. With an intricate blend of smooth classic soul with a contemporary R&B edge, this song is a dreamy amalgam. With orchestral strings, bounding beat and jazz-infused guitar fusing together in a slow-burning soundscape, it’s his silky vocals that complete this comforting, emotional sonic sanctuary. 
Born and raised in London, this British singer and songwriter grew up in a music-loving household. Initially showing an interest in writing poetry, at the age of 12 she started turning her body dysmorphia into introspective lyrics. Meeting Reva Gauntlett in secondary school laid the foundation for the band 
Dealing with the emotional weight of having to completely start over, the final track on her recently released debut album “How Can I Explain Myself?” tries to navigate the time after an ending in which healing is still ongoing. Dipped in smooth 80s vibes, the song captures an honest vulnerability in the melancholic synths and a mid-tempo percussion. Layering her emotive vocals with a subtle reverb, the intimate tune ascends to a cinematic passion showing the transition to acceptance. 
Hailing from London, this British singer and songwriter was raised in a culturally rich and music-loving household. Born with perfect pitch, she began writing poetry and songs to escape a very strict upbringing. At 14 she joined the 
A self-professed ode to hedonism and reckless abandon, her new single was written as a mental dreamworld in which to escape the overwhelming responsibilities of growing up. Fusing electronic club vibes with classy R&B, this song takes us on a sonic odyssey. With a powerful house-pop beat, voltaic bass and sparkling synths interlacing hard-hitting dance with bright R&B, it’s her multi-layered, jazz-infused vocal stacks that make this commanding tune a high-energy groove.
Born in Dublin, this Irish singer and songwriter grew up in a household where music was always playing. Immersed by the sounds of 
Exploring a love that still lingers even after a relationship concludes, his new single is a multi-layered auditory trip. Rooted in an 80s post-wave nostalgia, the song is enriched with a sunlit vigor. With punchy drums, soaring analogue synths and swelling strings, the wistful tune forges a cinematic atmosphere. And with his multifaceted vocals ranging from warm and intimate to 
Hailing from Boise, this singer and songwriter grew up in a devout Christian environment, which led to her becoming a youth worship leader aged 13. In this role she also learned to sing and play the guitar. At 19 she was a contestant on Season 16 of 
Singing about hyper-empathy in an overwhelming world, her new single captures the sometimes crushing weight of feeling emotions too deeply and navigating that in a world of political and social despair. Taken from her upcoming, same-titled album, expected on September 25th, the song sonically mirrors the stages of a panic attack. From the delicate piano representing loneliness to a climax of sweeping guitars, booming drums and dynamic vocals, this tune is a cathartic journey. 
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