In The Spotlight

Gabrielle Grace – “Hollywood Rodeo”

Texas-born and Nashville-based, this rising singer and songwriter first picked up a guitar and drums at the age of 9. Despite having been playing music since, she initially moved to Nashville in 2015 to study religion in college. It was there she discovered songwriting as an emotional outlet. Inspired by Kacey Musgraves, Phoebe Bridgers and Fleetwood Mac, she debuted with “We’ll Be Alright” in 2021.

Telling the story of not being understood by those around you for chasing your dreams, her new single adds a touch of rock to her folk-pop sound. Taken from her upcoming album “There Are Two Sides To Everything”, expected on June 15th, it’s the bouncy drums, punchy bass line and effervescent guitars that create an infectious melody. And with her crisp, airy vocals, this jam is a sonic delight.

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Music History

Michael McDonald – “Tear It Up”

From his album “Take It To Heart” (1990):

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New Music

Ava Max – “Ghost”

From her album “Diamonds & Dancefloors” (2023):

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In The Spotlight

Harry Foxton – “One More Night”

Moniker of authentic, Perth-based rocker Joel Stevens, this Australian singer and songwriter is no stranger to the music scene. In 2015 he founded the successful four-piece rock band Foxton Kings. Now on a solo path, he’s played Americanafest and Tamworth Country Music Festival. Inspired by artists like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Roy Orbison and Rival Sons, he released his solo debut “Gone” in 2020.

Exploring the unknown possibilities of where love can take you, his new single is a majestic mix of Springsteen-esque rock with a slight hint of country twang. Opening with a joyous driving beat and bright, colorful guitars, the track has a distinct eighties rock feel. And with his sleek vocals with a touch of grit capturing the excitement of summer love, this is a rich and rousing classic rock groove.

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Music History

Gladys Knight & The Pips – “Alaskan Pipeline”

From the soundtrack of the movie “Pipe Dreams” (1976):

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New Music

Sheppard – “Good Time”

Smothered in sunscreen and filled with summery pop-bop vibes, this is the new single by Australian band Sheppard:

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