House Of Chords – Free

House Of Chords are a dance pop group plying their trade in New Orleans. You can feel the blood of the city running through their musical veins; with their new single ‘Free’ oozing energy and positivity. “We started free with the intention to find a gentle but powerful voice everyone would immediately gravitate to. For…

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Nineteen Ninety Four – Never Leave Your Love

“I kept going to festivals and I wanted to make a track people would ”cut shapes” to or just be able to vibe in that kinda setting. It’s totally different to my usual sound. So I made the beat and it was just sitting there for ages.”  “Then one day my cousin was giving me advice…

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RJ Bracchitta – Silhouettes

A folk tale with a contemporary relevance, a journey through frustrations and ignorance. RJ’s voice has a delicate strength that will bring you right into his world, and a writing style that engulfs you – taking you on every step alongside him. “Silhouettes expresses a frustration that I share with many Americans–we’re tired of seeing…

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Jaclyn Rachelle – Moonstruck

Another big voice coming out of Los Angeles, this time in the form of emerging songstress Jaclyn Rachelle. Pop melody writing sensibilities meet the smooth soulfulness of contemporary R&B. It’s dark but expansive, with Rachelle’s vocal filling the space between moody pads. “Moonstruck is part of a dark and dreamy love story. It was written…

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Johnny Stimson – Honeymoon

A well rounded piece of down-tempo pop here from Johnny Stimson. There’s a warmth to the vocal that drags you in, but you want to stay because the writing is so clear – Stimson is a man who knows how to tell a story. “This is one of those songs that just flowed out of…

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Launchpad: Patricia Stone

Toronto is quickly becoming a creative hub, especially for emerging hip-hop and R&B artists. Patricia Stone is continuing that trend with her debut single ‘Runner’. Smooth vocals ride on a swing of swirling synths and sharp snares, kicking through to a memorable chorus. The vocal is restrained enough that the melodies don’t feel forced, with…

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EarthTiger – Stand For Me

EarthTiger are Cruz Mathews and Tom Taylor, the pair create expansive electronic soundscapes from the inspiring atmosphere of Byron Bay, Australia. You couldn’t tie EarthTiger down to a single genre, with elements changing with each new release. Stand For Me sees the duo take a pop route with their melody writing, focusing on hooks and catchy…

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Sam Tinnesz – Babel (feat. Super Duper)

Sam Tinnesz is a Nashville-based singer songwriter, and also the lead singer of Wave & Rome. Having spent the last year gearing up for solo releases, spending most days working away in the studio, Sam has dropped his new single ‘Babel’. It features fellow Nashville export Super Duper, with expansive swirling synths and cinematic drums….

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KINDER – Feeling Gets Too Heavy

KINDER is stunning us again with his own brand of soothing neo-soul. The occasional flickering of spacey guitar, pin-point backing vocals and a steady but emotive beat characterise his new single ‘Feeling Gets Too Heavy. “Feeling Gets Too Heavy is a song about how anxiety, stress and depression can become too overwhelming, and how it’s nice…

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Tom Speight – My My My

All the best parts of folk and pop songwriting converge to tell a story in Tom Speight’s new single ‘My My My’. There’s a lot of heart in the Londoner’s writing, attacking the idea of moving forward – onto something greater. “I spent nearly two weeks recording in Devon with Chris Bond working on new…

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