Alex Beck is a Los Angeles, USA-based indie pop singer songwriter who Jane discovered for the blog last summer through her track Born To Lie. Now she’s back with a new one that will break your heart. It’s called Wishful Thinking.
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Mystic Waxx are a London-based electronic pop duo who have caught my ear through their new single which explores the world of destructive relationships. It’s called Sweet Words.
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Helen is a pop and R&B artist who hails from Silver Spring, USA. Her latest track explores to feeling of being blindly in love, and its downsides. It’s called Morals.
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JoJo Worthington is a Montreal, Canada-based indie pop singer songwriter whose new track The Divide caught my attention. Taking aim at the news and social media, it aims to show us that we’re not so different when it really comes down to it.
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Edie Carey is an American country folk singer songwriter who produces music akin to the likes of Rose Cousins and Sara Bareilles. Her latest release is a live acoustic performance of her track The Chain, performed alongside co-writer Megan Burtt.
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Jem Bosatta is a Hertfordshire-raised, Berlin-based singer songwriter who has the ability to create a lot from a little with his music. He has just released his debut EP of eight stripped-back folk tracks. It’s called Loss & Love. Here’s my track by track review.
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Erin is an electro pop singer songwriter from Australia who has just caught my attention through her ethereal new track Still.
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Hybrid Kid is a Brighton-based alternative rock act who has hit my radar through their unique and exciting new track Change Your Mind.
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Lee Smythe is an American singer songwriter who doesn’t like to confine himself to a particular genre. It was his latest experimentation with country that caught my attention. It’s called Cigarettes.
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