When he was 14 years young, this Swedish singer and songwriter was the nations number one table-tennis player. Not finding happiness in the world of sport, he turned to music instead. Drawing inspiration from the musicality of Prince and the fashion sense of Lady Gaga, he developed his flamboyant style. He debuted his Beatle-esque sound on “You’re Not Alone (Aldrig Ensam)” in 2017.
Although written when he felt particularly lost and alone, he created his new single outta nothing and filled it with frolicsome vibes. Taken from his upcoming debut album “Live And Let Live”, expected on February 25th, it starts with Mika-reminiscent, whimsical piano chords. And with an added effervescent rhythm and joyous harmonies, this infectious groove is filled with cheerfulness and pizzazz.

Originally from Montreal, Canada, this singer, songwriter and pianist began performing at venues in Montreal and Toronto in 2015. Since she’s moved to London, UK, in order to explore it’s musical vibrancy and got her masters in communications at the
Enveloping the listener in an authentic, auditory warmth, her new single finds its place between vulnerability and passion. Instantly mesmerizing from the first, carefully played, keystroke, it gives it an honest fragility. With her utterly enchanting vocals and a slight jazz rhythm teasing your senses and leading to a mighty, anthemic crescendo, this bewitching tune reaches deep down into your soul.
Raised in the West-Midlands, this singer and songwriter of Irish descent taught herself to play piano and guitar aged 13 and took to busking on the streets of Dudley. After a move to Brighton to attend University, she went on to support
Taken from her upcoming EP “Now That It’s Over”, on which she lyrically narrates various stages of a breakup in her songs, her new single combines a sweet pop melody with heartfelt emotions. From the mellow bass plucks to the sparkle of the sanguine chorus, she conveys her story both in word and sound. Working toward a crescendo of melodic passion, this jam is filled with rich pop sentiment.
Having started as a bedroom studio project for Tom Rees in 2016, he soon employed the help of his brother Eddie Rees, Ethan Hurst and Zac White to create this quartet and champion a 70s rock sound. Hailing from Wales, they perform a wild live show, conjuring the ghosts of rock ‘n’ roll past. Taking inspiration from
Bring out the denim flares, bright orange carpets and lava lamps, because their new single is erupting with vintage glam-rock vibes. Taken from their upcoming debut album “Backhand Deals”, expected on February 25th, it starts Lennon-esque calm, before an insatiable percussion and rolling rock guitars burst to life. Enriched with a touch of britpop modernity, this groove is a savory sonic pastiche.
Born as Nicole Wray under the warm Californian sun, this soulful singer and songwriter started singing in her church choir after a move to Virginia. As a teen she auditioned for
Following an evolution that turned a singer from the late 90s called Nicole into a modern R&B lady, her new single shows the ever on-going maturation of her music. Taken from her upcoming album “Piece Of Me”, expected on January 28th, it’s the suave smoothness of the piano, the silken soul of the guitars and her alluring vocals mixing 90s R&B with vintage soul, that fills this jam with pure joy.
Formed in early 2020 when Judah Pilcher, Jack Arnett, Jac Donnelly and Matt Smith started jamming together prior to the first Covid outbreak, this perky Australian quartet creates a sunlit fusion of jazz, indie-rock and soulful pop. They soon became a highlight of the Perth music scene, sharing the stage with
Conjuring the radiant summer sun to warm these cold winter months, their new single is the perfect soundtrack for a smooth roadtrip in a convertible. With the wind in your hair, and their cool sonic vibes flowing from the car speakers, you’ll feel your troubles just drift away. With a laid-back rhythm, swaying guitars and a fresh saxophone solo, this revitalizing jam feels like a gentle musical hug.