Hailing from Tucson, AZ, this indie-folk singer and songwriter is a classically trained nylon-string guitarist. She honed her vocal skills as a member of the acclaimed Tucson Girls Chorus. Since then she’s played venues such as Urban Cowboy in Nashville and festivals like Red Lodge Songwriter Festival, where she became a finalist in the Rocky Mountain Songwriting Contest. Inspired by Suzanne Vega, Kathleen Edwards and Sarah Harmer, she debuted with “Can’t Help Falling In Love” in 2020.
Taking a sarcastic look at her own anxious thoughts and inner voices, her new single is a realization that all her struggles are self-inflicted. Taken from her debut album “Things I’ve Said Before”, expected on September 26th, the song breathes some laid-back vibes. Beginning with a mellow guitar and summery seagull sounds, they’re soon joined by a gentle rhythm and playful keys. And with her hypnotic, yet rosy vocals, this surprisingly jazzy tune is a rich blend of sonic goodness.
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From their album “The Colour Of Spring” (1986):
From her album “Man’s Best Friend” (2025):
Hailing from Bovey Tracey in Devon, this British singer and songwriter was raised by musician parents and grew up listening to a wide variety of music. Bar the odd school concert, she’s been performing publicly since she was 14. She’s also a self-taught guitarist and began writing her own songs aged 17. She’s performed at festivals like 
Singing about the painful period after a breakup in which hope for reconciliation still exists, her new single is wrapped in a bright, sunlit melodic radiance. Taken from her recently released EP “Escaped The Box”, this lustrous song is an ear-stroking fusion of the bouncy rhythm, warm and inviting guitars and fresh keys. Slowly adding a bit more oomph adds another pleasing layer and with her enchanting vocals and a touch of nostalgia, this yearning folk-pop tune is a bittersweet gem.
From their album “World Machine” (1985):
From her upcoming album “Pretty Idea”, to be released on 10 October 2025:
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