Toronto-born and New York City-based, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up immersed in musical theatre and creative writing. She started writing songs aged 11 as a medium where both interests met. After her move to New York she worked in the film industry, before posting her songs online. Inspired by Julia Michaels and Avril Lavigne, she debuted with “You Had It All” in 2019.
Taking the listener by the ear through the complex pitfalls of knowing that you’re in a toxic relationship, but having difficulty letting go, her new single pairs her heartfelt lyrics with an electro-pop melody. Taken from her EP “Girl Of Your Dreams”, it’s the twinkling synths and infectious beat that injects some neon radiance. And with her heady vocal artistry, this bouncy groove is a soaring success.
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From their album “Fellow Hoodlums” (1991):
Wrapping emotion-laden lyrics in a contemporary R&B vibe, this is the new single by Layton Greene: 
Formed in Ridgewood in 2008, this Brooklyn-based band were childhood friends who met in school. Their musical journey evolved from playing shows in a back yard and various band incarnations to signing their first record deal. Comprised of Martin Courtney, Alex Bleeker, Matt Kallman, Julian Lynch and Sammi Niss and inspired by 
Delving into the unconscious part of the brain where our creativity lives and ideas sprout from, their new single is about writing songs. Taken from their upcoming album “Daniel”, expected on February 23rd, they engulf their words in a lighthearted melody, that chases away the dark days before Christmas. With a luminous musical bop and airy vocals, this easygoing tune gives you a warm hug. 
From her album “House Of Love” (1978):
From his EP “If You Only Knew” (2023):
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