Following on from previous track Physical, LA-based artist Luka Sol is back with new track Unknown.
Recorded at the artist's Sol studios in Wyoming before being production was finalised at Crossroads of the World in LA. Unknown is the first single from Luka Sol featuring a guest vocalist and Natalie peppers the track with sumptuous vocals amidst Luka Sol's trademark sunny production and own vocals.
Expect a series of further singles from Luka Sol over the next year.
Sara Hartman just followed up on her debut track from last year with new release Two Feet Off The Ground.
Monster Lead Me Home thrusted Hartman into the limelight last year, generating almost ten million online streams and a hat tip from Spotify, who named her one of their Spotlight for 2016 artists. Two Feet Off The Ground was written in just a day and, in the singer's own words, "...is a don’t think, just follow your instincts kind of tune". On her inspiration for the song, Hartman, who used to live alone in Berlin, explains "I read an old saying in a book about Weimar Berlin, that there was something in the air in this city that made you want to dance."
Check out Two Feet Off The Ground below, and as a bonus find her cover of the Jamie XX's Stranger In A Room further down.
Darkest Hour is the new track from Lyves, her first track in almost a year and the result of a period of four months making music based in Italy.
Since we last heard from Lyves, real name Francesca Bergami, she has left her job in mental health to return to her family's hometown so she could focus on songwriting and production. Moving across her entire bedroom studio in two large suitcases. Bergami set herself up in a small attic space and spent almost every day since writing.
Darkest Hour is the first track to come out of that process, and the first that sees Lyves taking the driving seat on production. It was written by Lyves and produced by Lyves and Crada.
Hudson Scott first got into music upon seeing a local brass band as a child. After his mother borrowed a trumpet for him, the then seven-year-old refused to give it back. Growing up listening to jazz greats like Miles Davis and Chat Baker together with Bowie and Marvin Gaye, Scott would ultimately end up providing backing band supporting Foals and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.
Clay is Scott's debut track, a beautifully low-strung pop record. Check it out below:
Ahead of his debut album Ology, Gallant has just unveiled new track Bourbon and it is another soaring future R&B anthem. On the new album, new 6 April on Mind Of A Genius, Gallant says "I've waited a long time to say everything that I'm saying in this album and it's terrifying to think that people will hear it. But I couldn't be more proud of this body of work and I hope people take it in a way that's as honest as I was when I was making it."
Check out Bourbon below: