Founded in 2014 and based in Youngstown, this 6-piece pop-rock band got their start as a local cover band. Fronted by vocalist Jackie Popovec, they got their name from the local newspaper The Vindicator. They’ve performed live at venues from Westside Bowl in their hometown to festivals like Summerfest. Their song “Are You Ready” became a sports anthem on ESPN and they’ve opened for Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo, ZZ Top and Beth Hart. They debuted with their EP “Red Wine” in 2014.
Proclaiming that there is a storm brewing inside, a new person is itching to come out and that they’re feeling alive, their new single radiates vibrant sonic colors. Bridging the gap between genres, the song starts with a soulful bass, mellow rhythm and Jackie’s sultry, 60s-inspired vocals, before adding a modern rock element with howling electric guitars and changing to her raw, powerhouse voice. And with a lively horn section throughout, this groove is an extraordinary journey.
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Born in Haarlem and based in Zandvoort, this rising Dutch singer and songwriter initially pursued a sporting career in dressage horse riding from the age of 6. Her path changed after picking up a guitar in her teens ignited her love for music. Since then she’s forged a blend of pop, rock and alternative music that has impressed audiences at venues like 
Lyrically telling a deeply personal story about her dressage days when she found that her success actually didn’t make her happy, her new single encapsulates having the strength to start over and pursue that happiness. Melodically multi-layered, the song starts with a mellow acoustic guitar and leads up to a vibrant pop-rock chorus. With exhilarating drums and vivid electric guitars, it’s her imposing vocals, ranging from emotive to spirited, that make this an exceptional tune.
Based in Sydney, this is a musical project of Australian singer and songwriter 
Singing about the vulnerability felt after a romantic breakup, his new single is an intriguing amalgamation of psychedelia and 80s pop-rock. Taken from his recently released EP “Glimmers”, the song starts with a plucky bass and bursts straight onto the melody with a neon-dipped beat, fresh guitars and shimmering synths. Creating an invigorating vibe that is dipped in retro radiance, it’s the ethereal tone of his vocals that makes this hypnotic, slow-burning groove a nostalgic dream.
Born as Ginny Swanson and based in Nashville, this multi-talented singer, songwriter and actress is a performer to the core. She studied Musical Theatre at 
Infusing every sparkling note with groovy, 70s-inspired nostalgia, her new single is a booty-shaking disco dance floor filler. Invoking images of flared trousers, lava lamps and glitter balls, this song is a celebration of the carefree era. With a bustling beat, bouncy bass and spirited guitars laying down the rhythm, the melody is enriched with some blazing brass. And with her fun-inducing vocal cheeriness, this feel-good tune will have you on your feet and dancing before you know it.
Based in London, this 9-piece multi-national funk-soul collective has been electrifying the live scene and the festival circuit since 2011. Featuring a super-tight rhythm section and a wall of brass, they’ve played renowned venues including 
Teasing their upcoming album “Raw Pleasure”, expected on June 6th, their new single is definitely tickling our funky bone. Immediately kicking it into high gear with an insatiable rhythm, fiery horns and vibrant Hammond organ, they create a powerhouse dance-floor filler. With some whimsical lyrics adding a bit of humour, even reaching to an unexpected rap bridge, it’s the cheeky vocals of James Follette that infuse this blazing groove with some red-hot, high-spirited sassiness. 
Hailing from Rhode Island and based in Nashville, this singer and songwriter starting playing guitar aged 16, influenced by talented friends who were jamming together. She began songwriting while in college and expanded her sound with synths and beats. In 2018 she won the 
Singing about learning how to accept a life of happiness when you’re used to sadness and pain, her new single shows that being happy sometimes needs some adjusting. Accompanying her emotive lyrical journey is a breezy, yet sparkling pop melody. Easing into the song with a mellow beat and mild synth, she adds a little more oomph in the pre-chorus with warm guitars, before injecting buoyant fun in the dazzling chorus. And with her authentic vocals, this tune is genuine pop candy. 
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