Hailing from London, this British duo consisting of Zoe Konez and Sarah Smith both grew up in music-loving households. Zoe got to experiment with different instruments, like the drums, but ultimately settled on guitar and Sarah learned to play piano, brass and drums in school. They first formed the band Cat Bear Tree with a punk sound, but evolved to their current electro-pop incarnation. Inspired by Sleater-Kinney, Cyndi Lauper and Garbage, they debuted with “Beast Of The Night” in 2018.
Although written in the winter chill, their new single captures the carefree days of summer, filled with sunlit warmth, bountiful energy and endless excitement. Wrapped in the neon hues of 80s synth-pop, the song wouldn’t look out of place in a coming-of-age movie of the time. With a driving beat, shimmering synths and infectious guitars laying down the retro melody, it’s the ethereal quality of the vocals that join all the elements together to create a sonic adrenaline rush.
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Based in New York, this duo – comprised of James Tabbi and Thomas Ferrara – was born from a shared love of Brit-pop and New Wave. James started learning the piano, but found his passion with a guitar and Thomas started with the guitar aged 6. Since their start they’ve released two EPs, two covers of 80s classics, and two remixes of 
Acknowledging the darkness in a world on fire, their new single offers a ray of light and a beacon of hope. Taken from their upcoming album “Illuminate”, the song is deliciously nostalgic with a foothold in the future. With a pulsating rhythm, 80s-infused synth-pop keys and rich guitars weaving a neon-lit new-wave melody, it’s the mesmerizing vocals that guide you over the intoxicating notes that shows off their inherent musicality and fill this tune with powerful, uplifting vibes. 
Born in Vancouver and now based in Los Angeles, this Canadian singer and songwriter started her career as a ballerina. Trained at the 
Narrating a relatable tale of being in a relationship with the wrong lover, who promises you Paris, but leaves you with a broken heart, her new single is filled with resilience and self-empowerment. With an delectable brew of laid-back 60s-inspired pop and a touch of melodic jazz, wrapped in a sonic veil of mystery, it’s the bouncy rhythm, groovy keys and retro electric guitars that fill the tune with delicious vintage vibes. And with her captivating vocals, this gem is an unfiltered delight. 
Hailing from Birmingham, this British singer, songwriter and musician started playing drums in primary school and performing little gigs with his musician dad and his brother. In pursuit of a musical dream he moved to London and played bars, clubs and pubs. Embracing the guitar, piano and saxophone, he performed with the 
Telling the story of a man who cannot face the reality that the woman he loves is gone, his new single is reminiscent of late 70s soul-pop. Dipped in the vintage hues of the likes of 
Born as Christine Meisenhelter and raised in Jersey, this rising singer, songwriter realized that she wanted a career in music at a very young age having seen 
Singing about finding your way while navigating the ups and downs in both friendships and relationships, her latest single explores the chaos caused by life’s pitfalls and growing as a person from the experience. Taken from her EP “Lonely”, she starts off with playful guitar plucks and cheeky fingersnaps, leading to a sun-drenched melody. With a bouncy beat, mellow bass and invigorating chorus adding a sprightly vitality, it’s her enchanting vocals that infuse it with a welcoming warmth. 
Melbourne-based, this budding Australian singer and songwriter’s life has always been intertwined with music. She started guitar lessons at a young age, sang with the Australian Youth Choir and played in various musicals before the age of 18. Now emerging with a penchant for storytelling and passionate melodies, she showcased her natural born talent at the renowned 
Based upon the true story of her friend who was in a bad relationship, her new single was written as if they’d already broken up as a reminder that staying in a relationship is not always the best thing to do. Starting with a sweet acoustic guitar, mild keys and enchanting vocals, the song truly comes alive in the bustling chorus. With a pulsating beat and sizzling synths adding a touch of nostalgia, this scintillating burst of authentic pop blends lyrical melancholy with a sense of melodic fun. 
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