From their upcoming album “Mad Dog In The Fog”, to be released on 28 August 2026:
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Nia Nadurata – “Some Changes”
Raised in Toronto, this Filipino-Canadian singer and songwriter grew up in a musical household, with a singer mom and a piano teaching grandmother who taught her. She performed for the first time aged 9 and later attended high school at Etobicoke School of the Arts. Since the start of her career she’s played festivals such as NXNE and Departure and famed venues like The Drake Hotel and Lee’s Palace. Inspired by Amy Winehouse, Sade and Brandy, she debuted with “Drive Faster” in 2023.
Chronicling the transition turning 25 brings, her new single navigates the reality of emerging adulthood, personal growth and shedding past bad habits. Lyrically tackling the evolution from youth to adult, this vibrant song is 90s-influenced indie-pop with delicious R&B flavors. With a punchy beat, groovy bass and crisp electric guitar strums giving the modern melody a hint of nostalgia, it’s her soulful, conversational vocals that give a level of lush intimacy to this bustling, infectious tune.
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Change – “You Are My Melody”
From their album “Change Of Heart” (1984):Remi Wolf – “Twiggy”
From her upcoming album “Mud”, to be released on 9 October 2026:
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Tiny Habits – “Belt Loop”
Based in Boston, this folk-pop trio consists of Maya Rae, Cinya Khan and Judah Mayowa. They first met studying at the Berklee College of Music in 2022. Introduced by mutual friends, they decided to try to sing together and found a shared musical chemistry. They’ve played festivals like Newport Folk Festival, venues such as The Troubadour and opened for Noah Kahan and James Taylor. Inspired by Fleetwood Mac, Bon Iver and Lizzy McAlpine, they debuted with “Hemenway” in 2022.
Exploring the anxiety felt about being intimate with a new lover after a distressing breakup, their new single captures the conflict between staying present in the new relationship while still dealing with the ghost of the previous one. Taken from their album “Keepers”, expected August 28th, this rich song is a smooth and soulful R&B melody. With a polished rhythm, satiny guitars and jazzy horns laying the foundation, it’s their intimate vocal stacks that make this groove sound irresistible.
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From their album “Ice Cream Castle” (1984):
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