Formed in 2017 in Florida by high school friends Matty Rodrigo, Conor Lynch and Joe Cadecha, the trio decided to attend Belmont University in Nashville together in order to hone their sound and immerse in the local music scene. At Belmont they met drummer Trace Chiappe, who completed the line-up. They’ve played various festivals like Bonnaroo and the Gasparilla Music Festival. Inspired by funk, reggae and bands such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, they debuted with “All The Talk” in 2017.
Emphasizing the loss of true human connection in the predominantly digital world, their new single shines a light on the reality of modern life. With a delicious and vibrant brew of pop, rock and dance, they’ve packed the song with summery vibes. Instantly gripping thanks to the funky bass plucks and driving beat, the melody coasts on a lavish ebb and flow of vivacity and smoothness. Filled with rich, virulent hooks and rousing vocals, this sizzling groove is a thrilling musical experience.
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Hailing from Toronto, this Canadian singer and songwriter dealt with anxiety and depression her whole life. During her childhood music became her coping mechanism and a way to communicate with other people. She plays piano, guitar, banjo and ukulele. Although she got her degree in Behavioural Neuroscience from 
Singing about a love that won’t let go, even after a breakup, and having to deal with those unresolved issues and emotions, her new single is a beautiful example of her storytelling skills. The song starts with a fragile acoustic guitar and is slowly joined by a resonant percussion. Adding warm electric guitars to the wistful chorus gives the melody a fuller sonic body. And with an emotive sensitivity in her rich vocals, this melancholic indie-pop tune takes us on a heartrending journey.
Originally from Dorset, this British singer and songwriter was brought up by music-loving parents. Raised on a steady diet of classic rock and blues, his dad took him to see 
Telling a tale of when everything is going your way something negative is bound to happen, his new single anticipates the hurt of a breakup. With an unique blend of classic rock, honest Americana and sweet nostalgia, the song is driven by an insatiable percussion. With sanguine electric guitars, warm horns and a fierce solo on 
Born in New York City and now based in Los Angeles, this singer and songwriter has been singing and writing music since she was 8, beginning with musical theatre and went on to perform in venues like the 
Singing about living in constant fear of having your heart broken, her new single narrates the anxiety of when the possibility of losing the one you deeply love takes hold. Captured in an emotion-filled dream-pop melody, the song starts with a crying slide guitar and soft synths. It’s then joined by a mellow percussion and establishes a hypnoticly beautiful soundscape. And with an honest sadness in her mesmerizing vocals, this luscious, spellbinding tune is absolutely breathtaking. 
Born in Lexington and based in Nashville, this singer and songwriter grew up in a very musical family. With both her grandfathers playing in 1950s-era bands and a great-uncle and aunt who worked with 
Celebrating love is all its forms with a special wink to a proud queer identity, her new single is funkalicious fun with a cheeky disco streak. Immediately exulting with a bustling bass, propulsive drums and shimmering synths, the song starts with some sparkling 70s hues. The explosively high-energy chorus, where funk and disco meets peppy pop, gets your pulse racing. And with a touch of horns, sweet strings and her vibrant vocals, this bubbly groove is an euphoric sonic anthem.
Hailing from Liverpool, this British band was formed in 2021 by twin brothers Stephen and Anthony Ng. Since their start they expanded the line-up with guitarist Mason Jones and bassist Bobby Griffiths. Following in the footsteps of legendary Merseybeat bands, they’re revitalizing their famous Britpop sound. They’ve played the 
Celebrating a friendship that is so tightly knit that the outside world couldn’t understand, their new single is a wink to the unique bond twins experience. Mixing a touch of 60’s pop with a multitude of 90s Britpop flavours, the cheery song conjures up a nostalgia-dipped sunlit afternoon. With it’s infectious rhythm and blossoming electric guitars forging the vibrant melody, it’s the jubilant vocals telling a melancholic tale that make this gleeful summery groove something to care about. 
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