In The Spotlight

beaux – “I’ll Be Here When You Get Back”

Based in London, this British singer and songwriter was already uploading covers to YouTube at the age of 8. As a teenager he finished school early in order to focus on music. Sending a DM to Jamie Oborne of the label Dirty Hit eventually landed him a record deal. Since he’s played festivals like Reading & Leeds and a headline show at Camden Assembly. Inspired by The 1975 and Green Day, he released his debut EP “I Don’t Want To Make It Alone, I Want To Make It With You” in 2020.

Telling the story of someone who’s trying to be there for their loved one when life’s struggles seem to be getting to be overwhelming, his new single captures a very relatable scenario. With a backbone of a throbbing beat, it’s the charming melodic guitar that creates an infatuating melody. Enriched with shimmering synth soundscapes and upbeat electric guitars, the riveting tune fills with sonic goodness. And with his captivating vocals, this song is a particularly stunning track.

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Music History

Taylor Dayne – “Beautiful”

From her album “Satisfied” (2008):

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New Music

Foster The People – “Lost In Space”

From their upcoming album “Paradise State Of Mind”, to be released on 16 August 2024:

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In The Spotlight

HAIDEE – “Out Of Time”

Born in a small town in the Philippines, this sparkling singer and songwriters musical journey started in karaoke, singing contests and church. At 16 she moved across the world to Edmonton, Canada. Continuing her musical quest, she performed at venues like The Starlite Room and festivals like JUNOFest and Calgary’s Lilac Festival, showing her luscious, heartfelt pop sound. Inspired by Ariana Grande, Whitney Houston and Miley Cyrus, she released her debut “Unsteady” in 2020.

Singing about feeling trapped in an anonymous city that seemingly is asleep, her new single explores dealing with the desire to get away to learn more about life, but not having the possibility to do so. Starting the song with a mild rhythm and a shimmering synth, the pop sparks truly start to fly in the lively, upbeat chorus. With a pulsating beat and the addition of vivid guitars creating a sonic vitality, it’s her luscious vocal prowess that takes this captivating tune to distinctive heights.

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Music History

The Whispers – “Emergency”

From their album “Love Is Where You Find It” (1981):

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New Music

Rita Ora – “Ask & You Shall Receive”

From her EP “Ask & You Shall Receive” (2024):

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