The Institute of Flyer Learning is a five-piece neo-soul collective from Brooklyn, consisting of Brandon and Jonathan Hogstad, Adam Carlson, Alix Tucou and singer Chandanie. Drawing inspiration from artists like Erykah Badu and Daft Punk, they synthesized an unprecedented high-energy blend of neo-soul, neo-funk and hip-hop sounds using both analog and digital elements.
The latest goody from their self-titled debut album is brimming with pure disco delight. True to their fusion of styles, the 70s sounding groove effortlessly blends retro disco flair with modern electronic tones. The phenomenal vocals smoothly switch from hip-hop verses to a melodious funky chorus. It’s a highly infectious dance-floor filler with a titillating taste of vintage glamour.
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Although this French singer and songwriter is slightly shrouded in mystery, her music certainly speaks volumes. Influenced by a multitude of genres ranging from R&B to 90s New Jack Swing and from Soul to Trip-Hop, she’s invented a whole new, one-of-a-kind sound which she first introduced on her debut single 
Her second single is a delectable soundscape forged around a lavish, minimalist arrangement of a laid-back rhythm and a breezy electric guitar. Her rich and sumptuous vocals emerge themselves in the warm, inviting melody and draw the listener into her musical realm. Beautifully layered and stylish, it’s a mesmerizing example of her unique take on modern Northern Soul.
Born in Ireland, this singer and songwriter lived in Nashville where she emerged herself in Americana and country music. Now a permanent resident of London, she released her debut EP 
Her latest single is a stirring emotional story about loved ones lost and the memories that live on as part of you. Starting with only a stylish piano and her delicate vocals, the song touches your heart before it truly comes alive in the chorus. The addition of mild percussion and country-style guitar chords give the emotive weight an exquisite edge which radiates an irresistible warmth.
Australian singer and songwriter Nikki Thorburn, better known as Iluka, has a revolutionary streak in her. Lyrically trenchant and rebellious, she uses her songs to convey her message of social awareness and the need for change and wraps it in an infectious retro-pop envelope. Her debut EP 
Her latest single is oozing with a vintage 60s atmosphere. The sizzling synths and buoyant rock riffs of her signature retro-pop sound are complemented by the Motown-inspired rhythm and exuberant brass, generating a cheerful, peppy tune. Lyrically outspoken, she pushes today’s generation to wake up and take a stand, while delivering an energetic and highly danceable earworm.
This Canadian five-piece band from Vancouver, consisting of Adam Mah, Glen Jackson, Dan Kozlowski, Deven Azevedo and Shane Stephenson, has been exploring the indie music scene since 2009. They played live at festivals such as 
For the third single from their upcoming self-titled album they’ve enlisted the vocals of actress Sarah Jeffery. The sophisticated production travels from an upbeat funky rhythm to smooth indie flavors, culminating in an intricate, energetic chorus filled with contemporary synths. Singing about a fragile love affair, it blends indie pop with 80s vibes creating a flawless auditory treat.
Hailing from Wolverhampton, this British trio actually started out as an acoustic duo back in 2009. Lead vocalist Des Chirikeni and guitarist Seb Barnes added drummer Leon Brown to complete the line-up. They are an eclectic classic & modern covers band, blending funk, rock, soul and even reggae and that diverse mix of genres is also present in their own, original material.
Their debut single is a prime example of that fabulous fusion of styles. Dipped in 
