Raised in London and based in Brighton, this emerging British singer and songwriter was introduced to music by his father and used it as an emotive lifeline when his parents divorced. After his move to Brighton, he studied at BIMM. During lockdown he took to TikTok and started releasing a new cover every week, from Billie Eilish to The XX. He also got to play The Great Escape festival this year. Inspired by Lyle Lovett, Passenger and Elliott Smith, he released his debut “I’ll Be Alright” in 2024.
Singing about the emotional weight of feeling that you’re losing your identity – your sense of self – during a relationship, his new single combines the introspective lyrics with a breezy, indie-pop melody. Taken from his upcoming debut EP “Ghosts”, expected on September 6th, the track is driven by a throbbing beat. Layered with a laidback guitar, airy harmonies and a touch of retro vibes, it’s his lithe vocals that fuse all elements together with a welcoming warmth and honesty.
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Born in a small town in Wisconsin and now based in Los Angeles, this singer and songwriter’s love for music was evident from a young age. She spent her formative years singing and playing piano and guitar. At 15 she began writing her own songs and pursuing a musical future more seriously. Currently she’s balancing attending 
Taking the listener step by step through all the emotions that present themselves when you fall in love with someone new, her new single translates the butterflies in your stomach to fluttering musical notes. Carefully layering sonic textures, the song begins with a breezy acoustic guitar and is later joined by an upbeat rhythm and gentle keys. And with her polished, velveteen vocals floating over the enchanting melody, it’s easy to fall in love with this luscious slice of charming pop.
Based in South-London, this British singer and songwriter grew up with a diverse set of musical influences. Thanks to a Saint Lucian born dad and British mom, her childhood was filled with Motown and Roots Reggae music. Singing all of her life, she wrote her first song aged 10. Since starting her career, she’s toured with 
Written about her falling in love with the girl who moved in next door and experiencing her first queer relationship, her new single follows her journey to self-acceptance. Trying to inject a more pop sound into her jazzy roots, she’s successfully experimenting with a new sound. With a lively R&B beat, joyous keys and sanguine guitars capturing the Los Angeles sun, where the song was written, it’s the dazzling depths of her soaring vocals that puts the cherry on this delicious sonic treat. 
Hailing from Bury, near Manchester, this British singer and songwriter has built up a following of millions on social media. Recording videos of him singing 50s and 60s classics and impressing with his velveteen voice and vintage style, he went viral on his 
Telling the all too familiar tale of the overwhelming feeling you get the moment you realize you’re in love, his debut single truly celebrates the glorious sound of the 50s. Staying true to the retro techniques of the era, he’s used live instruments and vintage equipment. With a smooth piano, a laidback doo-wop cadence and gentle guitars laying down the melody, it’s his swooning vocal tone that will get the girls screaming and creates a timeless tune that sounds like a long lost classic gem.
Born in Melbourne to an opera singing German mother and a reggae-loving Jamaican father and now based in London, UK, this singer and songwriter is influenced by an eclectic fusion of varied cultures. Raised on diverse musical styles, she first got enamoured by musical theatre star 
Written as an anthem for the heartbroken, her new single reminds us not just to wait for promises to be kept, when we really already know they won’t. Staying true to her musical amalgamation, the song starts with a soft acoustic piano, invoking an 
Based in Dublin, this Irish singer and songwriter has been writing songs since the age of 14 and starting performing at 18. Since then he landed a record deal with Sony, but has since chosen the independent path. He’s supported artists such as 
Wrapped around emotive, introspective lyrics about keeping falling in love with the wrong people and holding on to the hope of finding that one true love, his new single is filled with self-awareness, positivity and hope. Taken from his upcoming album “Pulverise”, expected on August 19th, the song starts off buttery-smooth with a synth drone and his honeyed vocals. It gets an additional oomph with the added rhythm and laidback guitars, while still maintaining it’s welcoming warmth.
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