Born as Eloise Alexandra Lamb in North London and raised in Normandy, France, this British singer-songwriter began learning to play the piano aged 4. They moved back to London when she was 11, where she started teaching herself guitar. Inspired by artists such as Jamiroquai, Billy Joel and Django Reinhardt, and supported by Bruno Major and Billie Eilish, she debuted with “You, Dear” in 2018.
Lyrically dipping into her personal experiences of the feeling of loss of time and being left with questions after a breakup, her new single is aimed at an immature ex. Taken from her upcoming album “Drunk On A Flight”, expected on April 14th, the track starts with emotive guitar plucks and her honest vocals. Leading to an upbeat rhythm and superb guitar solo, this authentic jam is an imposing tune.
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From his album “No Jacket Required” (1985):
From her upcoming EP “Kismet”, to be released on 12 May 2023:
Born as Alexa Dirks in Winnipeg, this eclectic Canadian singer-songwriter grew up in a music-loving family. When straying from Christian music, she draws inspiration from a genre-spanning mix; from 
Dusting off a glitterball and singing about feeling anxiety from peer pressure to join the club scene and party, although you don’t want to, her new single is a catchy amalgam of dance and pop with a sprinkling of nu-disco. Taken from her album “Powder Blue”, it’s the stout beat, the shimmer of the synths and retro violins supporting her powerful vocals, that make this a dance-floor banger.
From his album “All Fly Home” (1978):
Giving classic 60’s soul a delicious nu-disco glaze, this is the new single by Irish songstress Róisín Murphy:
