Originally from a little town called Beamsville, this Canadian singer and songwriter discovered his love for playing music aged 7 after the gift of Guitar Hero. He entered a singing competition and won. Honing his skills from then on, he began taking guitar lessons. Since then he’s been performing in venues like Olee’s Ale House and the Winona Peach Festival and won the Niagara Music Awards twice. Inspired by Prince, John Mayer and James Bay, he released his debut “Now I Know” in 2020.
Telling the honest story about a period in his life in which his creative juices weren’t flowing, his new single explores feeling lost and not knowing how to reignite his inspiration. Shelving the high-energy anthems he’s known for, this song takes on a stripped-down acoustic feel to match the emotional lyrics. With a mellow percussion, soft piano play and laid-back guitars creating an enchantingly soothing soundscape, it’s his heartfelt vocals that give this tune a calming vibe.
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Hailing from Brisbane, this award-winning Australian singer and songwriter always loved music, but never thought of a musical career. A spontaneous decision to go from singing in the shower to an open mic night changed all that. Since then she’s performed at festivals like the 
Written to provide strength to those who need it and are fighting a silent battle, her new single is an empowering pop anthem. Driven by a pulsating beat, the invigorating melody guides us to a fierce chorus, that fills us with a vivid energy to keep going while dealing with our struggles. Completed with some melancholic piano chords throughout, the song adds a sentimentality to the fiery tune. And with her soaring vocal power, this uplifting groove is an impressive ode to survival. 
Hailing from Amsterdam, this Dutch singer and songwriter was born into a family of musicians. She studied philosophy, but after graduation decided to follow a career in music. Since then she’s performed at various Dutch festivals, such as 
Singing about the precarious balance women still struggle with striking between family and career, her new single champions female empowerment in a short-sighted society. Forging her own Neo-Soul blend of R&B and hip-hop, she created an enchantingly hypnotic melody. Merging acoustic and electronic elements with a 90s-touched hip-hop beat and jazzy keys, it’s her mesmerizing R&B vocals that give this beguiling smooth groove some 
Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, this Canadian rock band has created a vibrant blend of Americana and 70s rock. Comprised of Keith Maddison on lead vocals and guitar, Warren Robert on guitar, Glen Nicholson on drums and Jeff Mosher on bass, they travelled to Nashville to hone their roots-rock sound and record their album in the renowned 
Following the metaphor of a lone wolf tearing through emotional landscapes, their new single tackles the sensitive subject of reckless behaviour in relationships. Taken from their upcoming debut album “Past Lives”, expected later in the year, they infuse the song with a 70s-laced rock vivacity. With invigorating drums, howling electric guitars and retro organ chords, they celebrate the classic rock sound of the era. And with captivating vocals, this groove is filled with sonic gusto. 
Born in Campbell and based in Los Angeles, this rising singer, song-writer and producer honed his craft studying at the 
Lyrically capturing the disorientation experienced by people who feel disconnected even while being in the presence of others, his new single narrates a relatable anxiety for life’s challenges. Taken from his upcoming album “ANXTY”, expected in March, the song starts with lonely, emotional piano chords. Joined by a multi-layered hip-hop beat and R&B bounce, the piano continues to guide us through the tune. And with his story-telling vocals, this groove has an hypnotic dynamic.
Hailing from Hartlepool, this British singer and songwriter grew up with music, as her dad, granddad and uncle were all in bands. She first picked up an ukulele aged 14 and a few months later she was already performing at open mic nights. Self-taught on both the ukulele and the guitar, she wrote her first song at 15. Since she’s played festivals like 
Singing about way too one-sided relationships, from friends that take things too far in a drunken haze to romantic interests that ghost you, her new single is a clear response to those happenings. Recorded with her now defunct band The Shame Areas, she combines the feisty lyrics with an invigorating pop-rock melody. With a vitalizing rhythm and bracing electric guitars giving it some retro-touched moxie, it’s her sassy, powerhouse vocals that make this vibrant groove irresistible. 
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