I wrote this song during lockdown about missing the summer and reminiscing on past experiences of how people change with the seasons, it’s a pretty low-fi rnb style track with inspirations from Erykha Badu, Jorja Smith, Mahalia and Joy crookes. This is the first single I have released and was so much fun collaborating with other artists and creatives 🧚‍♀️ Hope you enjoy ! Marfa Molly  ...

We are Maria & James and we’re currently studying in our final year at Newcastle University! Over the past few months we have developed our songwriting and decided to release our music onto Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. We have been featured on BBC Introducing York & North Yorkshire, Tees and the North East, along with working on our newest track ‘Alice’ with the brilliant Keith Car...

fanlink.to/vibing-out

A song that needs to be felt 

Hey there, my name is Cindy B, singer/songwriter and activist from London, England. I’ve recently just decided to put out my very first single called ‘No Reply’ out on all platforms on the 22nd of May, the song is about having a great time whilst listening to music and not having a worry in the world, which I think is perfect for a time like this because everyone is in their heads and needs che...

An original song written by Cameron Nucete

Hi! My name is Alessia & I am a new artist from Toronto, Canada! On November 27th, I released my first original song, "Lighthouse," which can be found on all streaming platforms here: https://linktr.ee/a.lessiaahttps://linktr.ee/a.lessiaa This song truly means so much to me!  It is about a point in my life where I felt lost and confused about many things.  This song is about a heartbreak bu...

"office lady"Lipsync of "I'm a Man" by Pissed Jeans Collage, makeup, costume by The OtP Link: https://youtu.be/X9n0--tTiBU"tomorrow never came x saint of dry creek"Cover of Lana Del Rey's "Tomorrow Never Came"Text / Lipsync from Story Corps' 'Saint of Dry Creek'Collage, makeup, costume by The OtP Link: https://youtu.be/5imcDf4XoUM

My name is Lorine, but my parents have always called me Lorîn. As new immigrants in Montreal, they thought of a way to make my name sound good in French and English as well. When I was a little girl, my mother told me that it means “lullaby” in Kurdish and ever since I became aware of it, my name felt special. Music led our family life; both my mother and father wrote and sang songs in Kurdish...