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Isabelle Eberdean – “Falling In Love”

Hailing from Trondheim, this fresh Norwegian singer and songwriter grew up surrounded by classic jazz and soul music. Combining the sounds of timeless artists like Aretha Franklin and Roberta Flack with the contemporary stylings of Snoh Aalegra and H.E.R., she’s crafted a genre-defying blend of soul, R&B, pop and jazz. She debuted her slick sound and genuine lyrics on “Focus On You” in 2021.

With a silky smooth warmth radiating from the sunlit grooves, her new single is glowing with an ear-stroking vivacity. Taken from her debut EP “Internal Monologue”, it’s the luscious bass and rich drums that lay the foundation for an exquisite fusion of sparkling jazz, classic soul and a sprinkling of pop. And with her impeccable vocals singing about a bad breakup, this gem is easy to fall in love with.

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Chase Zera – “Supernova”

Born as Ebony Morrison, this high-energy Australian singer, songwriter and musician has been performing since she was young. She’s spent the first 14 years of her life as a gymnast, which flowed naturally into dancing. She attended the Australian Institute of Music and the Ableton Live School honing her craft. Inspired by Lady Gaga, Kylie and Jamiroquai, she released her debut “Clovers” in 2019.

Known for her joyous, synth-driven pop, dance, funk and electro blend, her new single brings out the glitterball and the brightly lit dancefloor for some delicious disco. Starting with a 70s, Giorgio Moroder-style synth sparkle, the track ascends into a burst of 80s neon disco-pop. Managing to keep the vintage elements current with a modern production, this groove is a shiny sonic sensation.

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GUS – “Lies”

Born in Oakville and now Toronto-based, this Canadian singer/songwriter draws inspiration for his songs from life itself. He started writing his own material aged 13, wrote and performed the song “Breaking Out” in 2015 in support of the Toronto Blue Jays and supported Johnny Orlando on tour. Inspired by the music of Ed Sheeran, Sia and Shawn Mendes, he released his debut “Bent & Broken” in 2018.

Heralding the story about the awkward stage between friendship and love and the uncertainty that comes with it, his new single combines his authentic lyricism with an exuberant melody. With a multi-faceted arrangement of electric guitars and an infectious rhythm, the song leads to a joyous sonic burst in the chorus. Radiant, summery and genuine, this jam is a true earpleaser and that’s no lie.

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Sydni Cole – “Fall Anyway”

Hailing from Northern California and, via the suburbs of Chicago, now Nashville-based, this empowering singer and songwriter is putting her own stamp on the country music scene. Having grown up listening to a mix of classic country and classic rock, she’s created an unique blend. Inspired by the likes of Dolly Parton, Jackson Browne and The Chicks, she debuted with “Dirt Road Daisy” in 2020.

Uniting a classic country twang with mild pop sensibilities and melodic rock guitars, her new single is a delicious country experience. Adding some acoustic piano into the mix, it’s her refreshing and wholesome vocals narrating the story of a budding romance that make this upbeat tune sparkle. With a rousing instrumentation and just enough classic tones, this zesty jam is pure country bliss.

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Jeremy Voltz – “Like The Very First Time”

Although being a mathematician turned out not to be the right path, this Canadian singer and songwriter found his muse in music. As a vocalist he’s toured all over the world and is a founding member of vocal group Countermeasure. His songwriting skills can be heard in film and TV. With an indie-soul sound likened to Jeff Buckley and Stevie Wonder, he debuted with the aptly named single “First” in 2018.

With a subtle nod to TV-show Buffy The Vampire Slayer, his new single pays tribute to a love that cannot be. Taken from his upcoming album “Weekender”, to be released on October 22nd, he starts with easygoing guitar plucks and a mellow beat creating a romantic vibe, before the pace picks up and becomes a timeless harmonic treat. And with his soul-infused voice, this lush gem is perfect all the time.

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Ruby Francis – “Jasmine”

Raised on a steady diet of soul and funk in a musical family, this London-based singer, songwriter, producer and musician is inspired by the likes of Chaka Khan, Stevie Wonder and Earth, Wind & Fire. She started learning piano aged 10 and soon began writing songs. Now writing for other artists and being an established music producer as well, she debuted her solo work with “Fall Asleep” in 2017.

Drawing inspiration of The Neptunes and adding it into the vintage R&B/soul mix, her new single is a sweet smooth groove. Where the beat has a retro bounce, the bassline reverberates in your stomach and the keys sparkle, it’s her velvety, flirtatious R&B vocals, singing about an obsession for a girl she’s never met, that add passion and pizzazz. Alluring, magical and suave, this is pure R&B gold.

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