Having grown up surrounded by heavy rock, the ghost of new wave and the fading light of 00s indie, this British singer/songwriter found his own fit in the Rhythm & Blues of the 50s and 60s. He saved up to buy a Rickenbacker guitar, favored by the likes of John Fogarty and Paul Weller. He’s worked as a touring musician and played at the Blues Kitchen and a Mary Quant exhibition at the V&A Museum.
Recorded on analog equipment and sounding like a long lost gem from the Stax or Motown vaults, his new single is vintage 60s soul at its very best. Taken from his upcoming debut album “True Story”, expected on April 23rd, it’s the buzzing beat, rich guitar riffs and lavish horns that allow his authentic, soulful vocals and all-girl backing singers to take your ears and travel back to the golden age of soul.
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Founded by bassist Étienne Girard in 2014, these 7, highly skilled, Canadian musicians have been getting crowds moving across the country at festivals like 
Drawing on the vigorous funk grooves of the 1970s, their new single is a shot of pure sonic energy. Taken from their album “Is That You?” and guided by the potent bass, brisk percussion and playful wah-wah guitars, it’s the booming brass that truly brings this track to life. And with 
Born and raised in Chicago, this singer and songwriter grew up immersed in soul music. Initially working as a barber, he found himself in the music shop at quiet times, where he fell in love with the harmonica. Spicing up pure authentic blues with funk and soul revival elements since 2010 and inspired by blues legends like 
Reflecting on the modern state of the world amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, his new single takes the relatable lyrics and pours them into a bath of blues. Being greeted by a classic blues guitar riff, it’s soon joined by a funkier take on blues. Recorded on tape on an analog 
When you are born with a father who was a performing bass player, a mother who was an Irish singer and a respected jazz musician as a granddad, a career in music was always on the cards. This British singer/songwriter wrote her first song with her father when she was 6 years young and hasn’t long finished music college. Inspired by 
Making a carefully crafted melody sound effortless, her debut single tackles misogyny with a laid-back vibe and razor-sharp lyrics. With a driving rhythm, vintage-dipped guitar plucks and dreamy harmonies painting an auditory landscape, it’s her dazzling vocals merging a sixties sound with a modern edge while expressing the relatable caustic words, that make this debut worth every form of flattery.
Born as Michelle Zauner in South Korea, this singer and songwriter moved to the USA when she was 9 months old. While studying at 
Celebrating a new-found joy with sonic exuberance, her new single wraps itself in 80s technicolor. Taken from her upcoming album “Jubilee”, expected to drop on June 4th, the melodic soundscape merges a vigorous retro beat and shimmering synths, creating a fresh take on gleeful 80s pop. And with her irresistible vocals and infectious, highly danceable chorus, this vivid sweet gem is shining brightly.
Born and raised in Venezuala, this bi-lingual singer and songwriter got his passion for music singing at friend’s parties aged 5. He went on to teach himself how to play the keyboard and studied music theory. Now based in Montreal, Canada, he enriched his latin roots with R&B flavors. Influenced by the likes of 
Highlighting the turmoil of the political and humanitarian crisis in Venezuela and facing those demons on a daily basis, his new single still manages to sonically add sheer positivity. With a latin beat as a basis, he layered R&B and a touch of funk on top, all gelling together as a delicious, sanguine jam. Taken from his debut album “JACE”, every joyful note is filled with the promise of a better tomorrow.
