Hailing from Hayling Island and born as Archie Langley, this British singer and songwriter’s interest in music was fuelled by the artists his parents played, from James Morrison to Frank Sinatra. He learned to play guitar in his early teens, but didn’t yet sing. After a friend’s encouragement aged 19, be started playing open mic nights at pubs. Since then he’s opened for Kodaline and collaborated with Kygo. Now based in London, he debuted with “You’ve Got The Wrong Guy” in 2020.
Describing the excitement felt when chasing big dreams, his new single encourages you to be open to everything the world has to offer. Taken from his upcoming album “The Island”, expected on September 20th, the song has a stadium anthem feel about it. Instantly gripping with an upbeat piano and propulsive beat, the compelling melody erupts with infectious guitars and a cheeky violin. And with his soaring vocals, this exhilarant tune takes you on a sonic trip around the world.
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Born in Paris as Marie Davy, this French singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist grew up in a musical environment and played classical piano from a young age. In her twenties she moved to America and studied at 
Capturing the strong feelings hidden in shared silences and delicate touches, her new single emphasizes the value of a simple, meaningful act. Taken from her upcoming EP “Lilt”, expected on May 24th, the melody is filled with tender vulnerabilty and clever sonic layering. With a slow, compelling beat, mellow synths and soft sax guiding you to an electric guitar solo, it’s the silky, celestial harmonies and her enchanting jazzy vocals that elevate this tune to sound exceptional. 
Hailing from County Kildare and born as Ryan McLoughin, this Irish singer and songwriter was introduced to music by his musician dad, who used to play in pubs. He studied songwriting at the 
Reminding listeners to embrace and celebrate the simple pleasures in life and relativize the daily grind that depresses us each day, his new single is brimming with cheerful sonic sunshine. With an electronic rhythm and computer game-like sounds laying down a lively scintillation, it’s the upbeat, sun-drenched chorus that adds an infectious joy to the tune. And with his lighthearted and jaunty vocals making you want to whistle along, this is a radiant summertime bop.
Born as Billianne Lowry in Milton, Ontario, this Canadian singer and songwriter started learning piano aged 7 and later added guitar, ukulele and trombone to her skill set. In high school she joined an acapella group and was lead singer in the school’s funk band. In 2021 she took the internet by storm, when her cover of 
Initially inspired by a trip to a thrift store to buy mugs for an apartment she didn’t have yet, her new single evolved to expressing a dream of an adventurous life, love and companionship. Effortlessly blending folk-pop with a touch of soul and a mellow 70s vibe, she sets the scene with a relaxed rhythm and a warm acoustic guitar. Coasting over the sun-filled melody, her beguiling vocal charm gently strokes your eardrums and give this alluring tune a stylish sophistication and pure elegance.
Originally from Bucharest, but now based in London, this Romanian singer and songwriter initially studied law in her home town, before ditching it in favour of a musical career. She moved to the UK and got a degree in Creative Music Technology, as well as a Masters in audio engineering. Her song 
Highlighting the notion that it’s okay to pretend everything is alright as a tool to get to the point where it actually would be true, her new single proves that happiness is a mindset. Taken from her latest album “Little Wins”, the song effortlessly adds a touch of modernity to classic 80s/90s synth-pop. With an energetic bouncy beat, insatiable retro synths and an endless injection of sheer positivity, it’s her resplendent vocals that brings all elements together in a radiant, voracious groove. 
Hailing from North Carolina and born into a musical family, this singer and songwriter grew up listening to his dad blasting 
Describing an exhilarating infatuation in overdrive, his new single puts the pedal to the metal of love. Taken from his latest EP with the same title, he blends punchy pop, a touch of country and an adrenaline-fueled vibe into a sonic race of romance. With a driving percussion, spirited guitars and bright synths zooming down the highway of passion, it’s the invigorating joy in his vocals that infuse this high-octane love affair with a warm intensity and an infectious ecstasy.
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