From her EP “Nothing But Wild” (2022):
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Bo Milli – “Good Kid”
Born as Emilie Østebø and growing up on the island of Karmøy, this Norwegian singer and songwriter started playing guitar aged 8. By 13 she was performing her own songs at gigs her older sister organised. She was raised on the music by the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Kate Bush, and discovered Paramore and Nirvana in her teens. Now based in Bergen, she released her debut “At The Wheel” in 2022.
Singing about needing to feel extraordinary without the need to change the world as displayed by people on TV, rather than feeling a disappointment for not living up to that ideal, her new single covers a very relatable topic. Accompanied by a lively electric guitar and a bouncy beat, it’s her fresh, compelling vocals that’ll guide you through this mighty sonic soundscape and her empathetic words.
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Andreas Johnson – “A Little Bit Of Love”
From his album “The Collector” (2007):WILSN – “Those Days Are Over”
From her upcoming album “Those Days Are Over”, to be released on 3 February 2023:
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Billy Lockett – “Miss Missing You”
Born and raised in Northampton, this British singer and songwriter’s journey has been quite an eventful one. He started playing piano aged 8, but it wouldn’t be before the age of 16 that he realized it could be a career. Since then he’s toured with greats like Lana Del Rey, Lewis Capaldi and Electric Light Orchestra. Inspired by Radiohead and Massive Attack, he released his debut “Balance” in 2011.
Highlighting the human need for connection, his new single is a sultry, soulful ballad. Taken from his upcoming debut album “Abington Grove”, expected on February 17th, it’s the mellow bass line, laid-back percussion and mild piano that lay down the foundation for a heartfelt, ear-stroking melody. And with the warm tones of a gospel choir and his soul-dipped vocals, this tune is a sonic gem.
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From their album “The Jets” (1985):
Jansen's Jamz 