Hailing from Pretoria in South Africa, this quintet of indie rockers was formed in 2009. The current line-up, build around lead singer Tristan Coetzee and bassist and saxophonist Gideon Meyer, met while attending the University Of Pretoria. They released their debut EP in 2011 and have been frequenting the national charts since with songs like “Fire Through The Window” and “My Name”.
Bouncy, energetic and with a much needed sense of fun, their new single delivers a sprightly splash of indie-rock goodness. Despite a lyrical reminder that nothing lasts forever, it highlights the path that follows and leads to bigger and better things. With an exuberant beat, happiness-inducing guitars and a touch of violins, this jam provides some joyfulness in an otherwise daunting world.
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Raised in Baltimore, but now firmly rooted in Brooklyn, this singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is no stranger to the limelight. He got his first taste of fame as part of 
Transporting even the most trained ear back to the mid-60s soul peak, his debut single takes that vintage sound and blends it with his effortless falsetto voice. Taken from his forthcoming album “Introducing…”, to be released on January 8th 2021, it’s the flashy rhythm, groovy bass line and the retro-dipped melodic feast that makes this debut an intoxicating, soul-drenched delight.
Having gained initial popularity by going viral with her rendition of 
Extending our long, hot summer with playful exuberance, her new single is bursting with sunlit beach vibes. With some carefree, West-Coast guitars creating a feeling of a lazy Summers picnic in the park and the laid-back beat enticing your ears to the sparkling chorus, this joyous tune is like a refreshing breeze during a sonic heatwave. Airy, cheerful and radiant, this groove is more than okay.
Born in a Philadelpha suburb, this singer, songwriter, producer and gifted guitarist, is a founding member of several bands such as 
Turning up the heat with bombastic, 
Born in Australia, this bubbly singer and songwriter got her first break on TV at the age of 16 in “My Camp Rock 2” on 
Mixing a generous splash of contemporary R&B with some rosy Caribbean flavors, her debut single under her new solo name is pure sunshine in a glass. Taking a reggae rhythm to add a radiant luster to the melody, while her sanguine and rich R&B vocal spirit adds a drop of honesty, makes this sonic cocktail tickle your ears. Confident, sexy and with a bit of a kick, this is the perfect summery tipple.
Hailing from Sydney, this funky Australian six-piece outfit brings a sound built on a foundation of old-school funk and hiphop. A popular act at festivals such as 
This funkalicious smoothie is what you get when you put 
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