Hailing from Asheville, this rising singer and songwriter shows off her musical passion blending jazz, folk and pop. She’s been performing solo since she was 13 and went on to study Jazz and Contemporary Music at the University of North Carolina. Since then she’s played various coffee houses, breweries and vineyards, such as venues like the Sly Grog Lounge and Ginger’s Revenge. Inspired by Joni Mitchell, Taylor Swift and The Cranberries, she debuted with her EP “Sleepwalking” in 2019.
Capturing the emotional rollercoaster of idealized love, her new single explores the delicate balance between reality and fantasy; embracing a relationship that you want it to be, rather than realizing the pairing might be mismatched. Starting softly with tender guitar plucks and a shaker rhythm, she’s easing us into her jazz-infused world. Adding full-flavored guitars, lively drums and a warm electric guitar solo, it’s her hypnotic, storytelling vocals that make this tune sound like pure magic.
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From their album “Blood, Sweat & Tears 3” (1970):
Filled with neon nostalgia and catchy synthpop vibes, this is the new single by British songstress Chloe Qisha:
Based in Brisbane, this Australian folk-rock band was formed in 2016 by singer and songwriter Jon Cloumassis. Initially a solo project, he’s since been joined by Matt Cloumassis on lead guitar and Tamala Wright on drums and vocals. Since their inception they’ve played venues such as 
Singing about the extremes of life, their new single reflects on it being better to experience both joys and sadness rather than to suffer a life of boredom. Taken from their upcoming album “Under The Rainbow”, expected on October 31st, the song colors an upbeat vibe with a touch of melancholy. With a bustling rhythm, shimmering synth and spectral guitars giving the rich melody a nostalgic 90s feel, it’s the introspective vocals that turn this anthemic groove into something vital and alive. 
From her album “One From The Heart” (1987):
From his upcoming album “Whatever’s Clever!”, to be released on 27 March 2026:
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