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Kate Keller – “The Way I See The World”

Born, raised and based in New York City, this singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has been a musician all of her life. A classically trained vocalist and pianist, she also pursued a PhD in Psychology. With songwriting a recent addition, she’s created an exciting, genre-spanning sound. She’s performed at renowned venues like Rockwood Music Hall and Arlene’s Grocery. Inspired by artists like Amy Winehouse, John Mayer and Maggie Rogers, she released her debut “Ghosts” in 2022.

Although covering a plethora of emotional baggage from substance abuse to growing up in a broken family, her new single offers comfort by showing a brighter future. She’s forged an invigorating pop-rock sound to supplement her resonating words. Starting soft and mellow with a slow beat and warm guitars, she adds some rock oomph in the chorus. A rolling rhythm and rock guitars fill the melody, while the tangible timbre of her vocals make this a dazzling, introspective tune.

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Will Eason – “Before The Fall”

With Cornish roots and based in London, this British singer and songwriter weaves both the scenic landscapes as bustling city life into his music. He studied Music Performance And Recording at the University of London. Since he’s supported Tom Misch and performed at Glastonbury and The Great Escape. He released several collaborative singles with artists like Simon Dale and Zextone. Likened to Mac Ayres and Conor Albert, he released his solo debut “Lost My Mind” in 2024.

Singing about how music not just opens up our senses but also an entire magical sonic world, his new single captures the emotional, kaleidoscopic trip sound can send you on. Accompanied by a smooth, sophisticated blend of Neo-Soul and Jazz, this enchanting song starts with a mellow rhythm, gentle piano and sweet guitar riffs. Soon it picks up the pace with a funky percussion, groovy bass and the lightness of his jazzy vocals, making this an ear-stroking piece of buttery goodness.

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Allison Asarch – “Better With Time”

Hailing from Houston and based in Nashville, this singer and song-writer’s musical journey began at Otterbein University’s School Of Music. She taught herself to play the guitar while taking piano lessons, as well as being a member of the school’s choir. In 2020 she appeared on the Netflix show “Sing On!” taking first place. She performed at venues nationwide, as well as the Dusty Boots festival. Inspired by Taylor Swift, Tina Turner and Shania Twain, she debuted with “Taylor Made” in 2020.

Inspired by the rejection of a major management company who claimed that women can’t make it in country after 29, her new single pays homage to women thriving against all odds. While celebrating their strength, she wraps her heartfelt lyrics in a soft, nostalgic, country melody. Creating a mellow setting with an easy rhythm, smooth synths and cozy guitar, she livens the sound up in the chorus. And with her homey vocals, this tune wraps its sonic arms around you.

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Chloe Qisha – “21st Century Cool Girl”

Born in Malaysia, but now based in London, this singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist moved to the UK at 16. Although she studied psychology and communications, it was a musical career that won out in the end. She started writing music in her early twenties and posting covers on YouTube. Since then she’s played various festivals such as The Great Escape and ESNS. Inspired by Troye Sivan, Chappell Roan and Olivia Rodrigo, she released her debut single “VCR Home Video” in 2024.

Reminiscing about her teenage self and the throws of past romance, her new single is a heartfelt homage to the person she once was. Effortlessly blending nostalgia with modern pop, the song starts with some intriguing piano chords and seductive notes. Following an ABBA-esque melodic run, she takes us back to her teenage years and guides us to a full-bodied orchestral feast. With a bustling beat and cheeky synths, it’s her flirtatious vocals that make this retro tune a sonic gift.

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Tyrone Marshall – “Illuminated”

Born in Caerphilly and now based in Aberdare, this Welsh singer, songwriter and musician learned piano from the age of 11, wrote his first song at 14 and added guitar at 17. He began playing in bands such as Third Party and The Food. In 2011 he started a solo tribute to John Lennon and joined forces with Chris Maule in 2012 to perform Lennon & McCartney tribute gigs around the UK. Inspired by The Beatles, Crowded House and U2, he released his debut EP “The DAT Sessions” in 1995.

Returning with his first release in 14 years, his new single is a rich, 70s-inspired, nostalgic rocker. Combining the feeling we’re listening to a hidden gem from the era with heartfelt lyrics, this song forges a truly timeless sound. With a rousing percussion, wild piano and lively guitars serving as the foundation, it’s the addition of retro horns and a hint of Hammond organ that fill the melody with sonic goodness. And with his Beatle-esque vocals, this groove is a deliciously jumping jam.

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ROSHANI – “Home To Me”

Originally born in Sri Lanka, this Australian singer and songwriter was adopted and moved to Tamworth at 6 weeks old. She has since moved to Sydney and lived in her van while busking on the streets. She was also a contestant on Season 6 of Australian Idol in 2008 and Season 7 of The X-Factor Australia in 2015. Since she’s excited audiences at festivals such as Bluesfest, where she won Breakthrough Artist in 2022 and the Thredbo Blues Festival. She released her debut “Paid In Ink” in 2015.

Telling an emotional story about a broken love that she’s trying to rekindle, her new single takes a touch of blues, a dash of soul and an abundance of gospel and blends them into a sweet amalgamation of sonic excellence. Starting softly with just a blues guitar, the song expands with a warm rhythm and a celestial gospel choir. And with an invigorating electric guitar solo and her soul-drenched, passionate vocals, this luscious tune is lavishly dipped in sensual, auditory flavors.

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