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Gospel Artist Lammie Releases Debut Single, ‘Take The Stage’

January 5, 2021

‘Take The Stage’, released on December 18, is the debut release for gospel artist, Lammie. Released alongside a further single, ‘All Mine’, Lammie recorded the tracks over a four month period and hopes to convey feelings of hope, love, joy, and peace, through her songs, which are infused with elements of pop, and R&B.

Juan Rojo Drops Latest Single ‘When I’m With You’ ft Jessie Wagner

January 5, 2021

Born in Chile, but now based in Scotland (via a stint in Brazil), Juan Rojo got his start in music at a very early age, when he realised a passion for the sounds of Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Jorge González & Los Prisioneros, and classical composers, such as Beethoven, as well as the electro breakdance and Hip Hop stylings of which rose up in New York.

Waxflight – ‘Fall Into Life’

December 18, 2020

‘Fall Into Life’ is the new single from Waxflight, and is taken from their upcoming album, ‘Flowers’, which is set for release on January 29, 2021 through Cornelius Chapel Records.

Queera Nightly – ‘The Girl Who Fell’

December 18, 2020

Satin-smooth voiced Queera Nightly, based in Oakland, California, was raised in a strict religious household, and consequently had a struggle to find herself while growing up. The artist is set to release her debut album, ‘The Girl Who Fell’, in the spring next year, and the title track is out today.

Nahia Releases Debut Single ‘Spaceman’s UGLY’

December 17, 2020

A catchy, upbeat, fun track, ‘Spaceman’s UGLY’ is the debut release from 8 year old pop singer Nahia. The artist has taken her inspiration for the single from the online game, ‘Among Us’, which has proven to be a huge hit during the Covid-19 Pandemic. ‘Spaceman’s UGLY’ is set for release tomorrow, 18 December.

D•SIPAUL Releases Latest Album ‘Mode Formula’

December 17, 2020

Hailing from Welywn Garden City, in Hertfordshire, England, D•SIPAUL is a musician, composer, and producer. The artist, real name Simon Paul Goold, pays homage to Depeche Mode with his new album, ‘Mode Formula’, which features guest vocalists, and dark instrumentals. ‘Mode Formula’ was released on December 11.

Pennan Brae – ‘The Love That I Got’

December 16, 2020

Vancouver artist Pennan Brae draws his inspiration from the likes of Elton John, Muddy Waters, BB King, the Stooges and the Kinks. A singer, songwriter, guitarist, and filmmaker, Brae is a true storyteller, no matter what medium he uses to tell his tale. His latest single, ‘The Love That I Got’, is an ode to the human condition, and the artist transcends eras with his guitar led rock.

The Dead Daisies – ‘Holy Ground (Shake The Memory)’

December 16, 2020

The Dead Daisies have been having a great year for releasing singles, and their latest, ‘Holy Ground (Shake The Memory)’ is no exception.

Forrest Isn’t Dead – ‘Here We Are’

December 16, 2020

Atlanta trio Forrest Isn’t Dead return with with their new single, and music video, ‘Here We Are’.

Okey Dokey – ‘Wine Friends’

December 16, 2020

Okey Dokey take a peek behind the celestial curtain to have a listen to what the music will be like in heaven. The Nashville indie pop-rock trio know it’s going to have to be something to make us feel at home as well, so there’ll have to be a catchy melody, and maybe a tiny bit wistful. With their new single, ‘Wine Friends’, they provide what may well be exactly what we hear…or maybe not. But in any case there’s a quirkily cool music video to go with it.

Drew Citron – ‘Free Now’

December 16, 2020

‘Free Now’, the latest album by Brooklyn singer songwriter Drew Citron, was written in the wake of an emotionally devastating breakup, and through nine self-reflective songs Citron examines the destabilisation, hope, disappointment, and excitement. Title track ‘Free Now’ sees Citron go for broke, and channelling Lana del Rey, pulls every ounce of pain and joy out of the song with her incredible voice.

Emily Edrosa – ‘She Agreed’

December 16, 2020

Multi-instrumentalist, Emily Edrosa, voices what we all feel when she describes herself as “a pretty afraid person”, and that she’s scared of change. But change she did, going from her supportive hometown of Auckland, New Zealand, where she’d grown a fanbase over a decade of performing – switching it up for a chance at the dream in Los Angeles.