Producer-songwriter James Gittins unveils new single ‘What You Want”. The track is now the fifth from James to receive support from BBC Introducing, it’s already been aired on stations across the globe and received journalistic acclaim from Music Crowns.

The highly anticipated new single from independent producer-songwriter James Gittins is set for release on 21^st October 2022 across all major streaming platforms. ‘What You Want’ is an up-tempo funk disco track that’s set to follow the success of his previous single, ‘That Funky’.

Featuring incredible vocals from West End star Sophie Naglik, who is currently appearing in Back to the Future: The Musical, the track combines funky melodic brass with rhythmic percussion to create a thrilling dance floor anthem.

‘What You Want’ offers a bouncy, cheerful staccato with a strong bass hook that leaves the listener wanting more of the dynamic sound and fresh, zingy vibe.

Solarium, a dynamic producer-singer duo hailing from both sides of the Atlantic, boasts a impressive musical background, with a wealth of experience, an arsenal of electrifying singles as well as an album set to drop in 2023. Solarium is poised to take the dance music scene by storm and make a lasting impact.

Fleur first rose to fame as a powerhouse finalist on The X Factor, with explosive performances that even landed her a No.1 on iTunes with ‘Uptown Funk’ before the song was even officially released.

Then came THAT monster hit ‘Sax’, Fleur’s amazing debut single that smashed into the Top 3 UK Singles Chart and stayed in the Top 10 for seven weeks. Internationally the song went Top 10 in Mexico, certified Gold in the Netherlands and Australia, topped the airplay charts in Hungary and Croatia, and peaked at No.2 in Costa Rica. ‘Sax’ also made waves in the USA with Fleur making stunning appearances on top shows such as Dancing With The Stars, The Late Late Show and The Today Show. Even now’Sax’ continues to be a monster song, with the track only just hitting over 100 million streams on Spotify.

Her debut album ‘Love, Sax and Flashbacks’ followed, packed to the rafters with smart, dancefloor-ready pop bangers, and bursting with Fleur’s own addictive personality.

Alongside her music, Fleur also presents The Hits Radio national breakfast show every weekday.  A singer, dancer, writer, presenter and fitness expert, Fleur’s is a story about how the right combination of passion, determination and talent will always pay off.

In music, one song can change everything. Indie-pop trio Tors have been on the cusp of achieving a major breakthrough for some time now, but the phenomenal fan reaction to teasers for their new single ‘Anything Can Happen’ has reached another level. Clips of the trio performing the song with their sumptuous, organic vocal harmonies have received over 4 million views in just three videos, with social media sensation Elyse Meyers (8.5 million followers) and singer-songwriter Ber (‘Meant To Be’, ‘I’m Not In Love’) leading the names who have already praised the song. The song’s opening words capture the instant emotional connection that ‘Anything Can Happen’ is making with fans both new and established. Drawn from personal experience, Matt Weedon’s lead vocals capture the overwhelming, slow sinking despair that depression casts onto the individual – the lethargy, the sleepless nights, the erosion of all joy. But soon punchy pop beats and swooping harmonies from bandmates Theo Weedon and Jack Bowden establish the defiant hope that those feelings are fleeing, that you can in time – whether it’s day-by-day or simply hour-by-hour – rise above the challenge. It’s a song that’s particularly powerful at this time of year, when the promise of summer and brighter days to come seem so far away.

London based R&B and Pop singer Scott Vlassis continues to bring the ‘new old school’ to audiences with his new release ‘Never Wanna Let You Go’.

Scott draws from his love of 80’s music to create a fresh soul-filled moment with ‘Never Wanna Let You Go’. Listeners can expect classic Scott – nothing but warm, retro-infused vibes filled with melodic singing and his exhilarating synth-pop style to give it that unique modern twist.

Scott has continued to make waves since the release of his breakout hit ‘Golden’ which was picked up by TikTok/OTV/KISSFM dancing sensations, Diversity. ‘Golden’ was an instant hit, catapulting Scott into the spotlight, and now has over 1 million streams.

Scott has been busy working out of some of the world’s best studios and is now sitting on a vault of 60+ monster records with a commitment to make 2023 his year.

He continues to grow as an artist and is committed to sharing his passion for music, boldly exposing his authentic self and bringing fans into his world from the first to the last note of every song he writes and records.

All his music videos stem from his own creative input and reflect his multifaceted talent, aesthetic and sensitivity as an artist. ‘Never Wanna Let You Go’ is a beautiful visual shot in the Italian island of Sicily and was shot by Simon Stolland (Krept & Konan, D Block Europe, Dave, D Double E, Dizzee Rascal, Mahlia)

Never Wanna Let You Go  is an absolute mood…

Imagined Order are Shawn Turner (guitars, voice), Joshua Moore (drums) and Dan Leffler (bass, engineering). Hailing respectively from Springfield (Missouri), Tennessee and Illinois, and each now variously residing in Missouri, Nashville and Los Angeles – and perhaps all parts in between – this triumvirate’s quondam acquaintance can only be described as .. a labyrinthine affair: Dan, who includes Audioslave as part of his studio engineering CV, and Chris Cornell as a personal inspiration, recalls erstwhile production duties on Shawn’s earliest recorded outings as part of Johnny Q. Public, but it was surely a chance encounter with ace stickman Moore, at the Whisky a Go-Go in LA, that lit the ‘Order’s touch-paper. Moore, who cites John Bonham and Buddy Rich as drumming idols, was living in Los Angeles at the time, and despite subsequently becoming part of the musical furniture within the Turner/Leffler axis, a return to Nashville meant that it wasn’t until much later that Imagined Order became anything more than an imagined reality.

Dave Black is an Elvis tribute act who is appearing on BBC1’s prime time TV show – ‘We Are England” and aired on Monday 9th January 2023 where Dave’s daily routine and journey as “Elvis is intensely followed. This is TV Gold.

Front page news press on The Star, plus The Mirror, Metro, The Express, Wales Online,

Appearing/performing on ITV “THIS MORNING” and.

“Suspicious Minds” has been brought together under the guise of FilterfreakZ by pioneers of dance and breakbeat legends Leigh

Guest of Double Trouble and Aston Harvey of the

Freestylers

Their fresh beats and modern twist to the song makes it credible, extremely relevant and uplifting

A percentage of the streaming royalties will be donated to Cancer Research in memory of Dave’s Mum & Leigh’s brother who were both massive Elvis fans

Late last year The Jordan emerged from out of nowhere, as her debut track ‘You Don’t Even Know Me’ exceeded a million streams and possessed the voice, the poise and the class of a seasoned artist. And yet here was a newcomer with the confidence to let the quality of her music speak for itself, keeping a minimalist social media profile and revealing nothing about her background. Everything was revealed alongside her third track ‘The Room’: The Jordan being the freshly empowered and inspired new artistic identity of Caroline van der Leeuw, the voice behind the chart-topping, Platinum-certified Caro Emerald.

Each release from The Jordan has seen Caroline embrace a bold reinvention, blending dark, cinematic pop with lyrical vulnerabilities and an assertive new statement of intent. Her reinvigorated power continues today as she shares her latest track ‘Temptation’ along with its official video ahead of the February 10th release of ‘Nowhere Near The Sky’.

Known for their nervy, melodic indie rock, Britain’s Circa Waves first gained buzz in the 2010s with hooky singles like “Get Away” and “Stuck in My Teeth.” Centered on lead singer/songwriter Kieran Shudall, the band earned favorable comparisons to the Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, and the Vaccines even before they hit the Top Ten with their debut, 2015’s Young Chasers. Without shying away from their influences, the band has matured, and albums like 2017’s Different Creatures and 2019’s What’s It Like Over There? showcase their deepening maturity and knack for crafting their own distinctively infectious, post-punk anthems.

Born to a surgeon mother and father who worked as a CEO in the film industry, Gali herself admits that her chosen path might be surprising to some. But both her parents are classic rock fans, and she was raised on a diet of Bowie, Queen and Pink Floyd. Later, she realised she gravitated towards heavier rock – grunge and metal, particularly – as a means of coping with her father’s health issues. “My dad used to go in and out of hospital, so I’d spend a lot of time at home, alone,” she says. “I remember the silence being so loud… I had to fill it up with something louder. I needed something to fall into, and rock music was what caught me.” She picked up the guitar, aged 10 and began composing her own songs around the same time (“I really thought i was Axl Rose”, she laughs). Other children her age attended after-school groups; she stayed at home and let her feelings pour out. “It was almost painful, this inclination to write… it came from somewhere within,” she says. “I don’t think I was born a musician. I feel like this path chose me.”