
Minimal RnB beats compliment one of the smoothest RnB vocals you could experience.

Electronic tones which feel future-forward yet still really easy to enjoy. It’s the kind of vibe you need to pick you up on a slow day.

Track of the week. I literally can’t stop listening to this… A bold mix of vintage soundbites, old-school string samples and the smoothest vocal delivery this side of London.

“When I became a mom, had postpartum depression, got diagnosed with lymphoma and went through a divorce, it was clear that if I was going to survive, I needed to make some changes. I learned that taking care of myself first was the best way I could take care of the people around me.”

There’s so much happening on this song but it all works seamlessly. It’s funky, cosmic, dreamy, indie, psychedelic… Totally bonkers. And great!

We might all be on lockdown but that doesn’t mean we can’t blast some disco on a weekend.

A mellow and smooth RnB vibe that’s so easy to listen to.
“This is a song I’ve been working on for a while and I’ve channeled all my favourite music, from Jhene Aiko to Noah Slee. Working with Mayila and Martin Nessi has definitely made this song really special.”

Pop music doesn’t get more uplifting than this right now…
“The song was written about the night my parents fell in love while attending California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, California.”

A charming and fun mix of RnB and pop.
“Comfort Food is a play on what was expected of women and how food was something that women used to please men. It’s normalising not having to be that comfort for a guy. Its about prioritising yourself and self-love.”

“Our story is so crazy, so it’s like, hey this is a miracle, let’s not f*** it up, forget about it and run away, let’s remember how special it is.”

Heartfelt lyrics and a melodic, mellow pop sound from this Nashville talent.
“Play Pretend is about love lost and the desire to hold onto something that’s no longer there. People change and sometimes it’s easier to hold on and pretend rather than face the truth and let go.”