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"Somebody Else" by Gabby Martin is a soulful dive into feeling and sensation, exploring the complexities of being close with another person. Romantic intimacy can feel sacred, and when a relationship comes to an end there can be a very real fear of never experiencing something that feels as special again. This emotional track takes on those worries, and captures the heartache and doubts that loom over the idea of moving on after a breakup. Throughout the verses, I was captivated by the singular warmth of adoration as the lyrics carried words of touch and sensation with so much passion I could feel it. Contrasting these ideas, the chorus wonders about the possibility of ever feeling the same way about anyone moving forward. With its genuine, vulnerable uncertainty, this track will have you lost in feelings of closeness and loss. Piano starts this soft journey, moving through a narrative sound of intimacy. Gabby's vocals are intensely soulful, moving through the verse with gentle lows and a tone that makes the words seem to glow. Delving into the chorus, I was struck with a highly cerebral feeling as the layered high singing draws out a powerful sense of introspection. Electronic instrumentals fold in resonant chords and percussion, separating the stuck-in-your-head meaning of the chorus from the much more tangible sound and lyrics of the verse. Strings and percussion join in the second verse, with a looming feeling of romantic melancholy. Building the dizzy worries and confusion into the bridge of the song, immense guitar, percussion, and vocalizing make a roar of expression before closing the track with the beautiful gloom of Gabby's vocals. Gabby Martin is a UK-based artist with a soft, touching alt-pop vocal style and deeply moving lyricism. She has received support from BBC Introducing, and performed at various venues across the UK. Gabby performed at the music festival Live at Leeds in 2022, and has supported artists like Jono McCleery , Toby Sebastian , Conor Scott , and Billy Raffoul . Having played at venues like The Slaughtered Lamb, Bush Hall, and The Social, Gabby has developed a profound stage presence. She has an upcoming performances and music, so be sure to check out the links below to keep up to date with her releases. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW GABBY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Rockwood Album Cover, Curtesy of Mark Ambors Official Website If you haven't heard the name Mark Ambor yet, you'll definitely want to check him out after this. When he first announced the Rockwood tou r, I made sure to sign up for the presale. From the moment I was introduced to his music I knew I needed to see him perform live. Right away, I bought general admission tickets, which were sold to me at a very reasonable price— coming from a broke college student. A good friend of mine offered to drive us to the venue, which happened to be the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, Colorado. The venue was absolutely beautiful. If you're looking for a place that exudes a small, vintage, elegant gothic vibe, with stunning chandeliers, velvet drapes, and rustic wooden pieces, then the Gothic Theatre is the place to be. You're immediately enveloped by the cozy environment. Picture curtesy of Mark Ambor's official Instagram page The audience was packed tight into the venue, which made for easy conversation with those around you. Forming connections with like-minded people made the concert even more enjoyable. While waiting for the concert to begin, we enjoyed a playlist of songs from the early 2000s, including the song "Party in the USA." After the song ended, the lights dimmed, and the crowd was surprised with the opening artist, Kenzie Ziegler. Her voice was angelic, and each song told a story that was deep and personal to her. Kenzie was a joy to have on stage. She was vulnerable and real with the audience, which helped us connect to her and her music. Some of the songs she sang which happened to be my favorite included "Paper," "6 feet under," and "Anatomy." Picture from Mark Ambor's official Instagram page After Kenzie said goodnight, there was a short intermission while they set the stage for Mark Ambor. During that time, the audience enjoyed songs from the same playlist that had been played before Kenzie's set. We had the chance to experience the crew setting the stage and witness all of the props and pieces being put into place. After setting the stage, they dimmed the lights once again, and that's when 'Rockwood' started playing, which introduced Mark Ambor. When he stepped out on stage, he was full of excitement and sincerity. He immediately waved at the crowd, blowing kisses, making finger hearts, and smiling broadly. The first song he played after his entrance was 'Belong Together,' which prompted a wave of singing across the whole venue. I was lucky enough to be a few feet away from the stage, which made the experience even better. Mark Ambor took a break after the first song to thank everyone for coming out. He then explained the meaning behind the Rockwood album and what it meant to him, saying, "I grew up in New York. Rockwood was a park that was close to where I lived. It was the type of place you'd go if you needed escape. If you had nowhere else to go, if you needed space, or if you needed to think, Rockwood was always there. I wanted to make something that embodied what Rockwood was all about. Tonight I hope this concert can be your Rockwood." Curtesy of Mark Ambor's official Instagram page Mark Ambor played the entire Rockwood album, along with a few songs from his Hello World album. Some of my favorite songs from the night included 'Our Way,' 'Someone That's Better,' and 'Hate That I Still Love You.' It's hard to pick favorites since all of his music is so incredible. The highlight of the night came when he stepped down from the stage and stood in the middle of the audience to perform 'Hate That I Still Love You.' He was so genuine and real with the crowd. The joy was radiating from him as he sang the song with us. Overall, the concert was absolutely worth it. Mark Ambor's stage presence, his genuine connection with the audience, and the absence of over-the-top flashiness made the crowd fall in love with him even more. Don't make me beg—if you haven't already, listen to the Rockwood album, and please, if you can, try to catch Mark Ambor live. Trust me, it's worth it. Written By Destiny Rundquist Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

Self-love and empowerment will wash over you in this vindicating song about letting go of an ex. "Bless You" by Jessy Covets takes the high road with its lyrics, having the speaker brush off the pain of being wronged with bold strength through lyrics like "I don't even think I'm bruised". Daring her ex to take a look at the way he acted, taking her for granted through his dismissive and disrespectful actions, this track will have you feeling the sweet satisfaction of calling someone out. With motivating words, the speaker prioritizes herself and explains how their relationship worked with lyrics like "holding me back from my moments, did you really think that I'd stand back and wait?" Encouraging listeners not to accept anything less than respect in a relationship, this uplifting track has an extremely powerful message. With Jessy's distinct vocals, this track is proof that a song does not need complex instrumentals in order to be as punchy as it is. Starting off simple with a palm-muted acoustic guitar alternating strum and picking pattern, this track will captivate you as its soulful singing embraces an edgy twang. Moving on, the guitar arpeggiates its notes and percussion joins in as the singing picks up a groovy and empowering sound. Picking up speed in the post-chorus, and slowing down with an edgy intensity in the verse, this track tells a story with its pacing as much as it does with its lyrics. Fans of Jessie Reyez will love the powerful vocal expression in this song. Invigorate yourself with the catchy chorus and edgy tune of this lively track. Jessy Covets is an independent alternative pop artist based in Los Angeles. She is a singer, songwriter, instrumentalist, and producer with honest and personal storytelling in her music. With a discography of songs of her own, and many musical works she has produced, featured on, and co-written, Jessy's lyrical and production talents are vast and span multiple genres. She has worked with artists like Phebe Starr , Power-Haus , and Kullah . Jessy's music has also been featured on the screen, having created the soundtrack to Bremuda Pictures' film " The Sounds She Knows ". Check out the links below to listen to her music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW JESSY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Get drawn into the emotional haze of romantic hopes and regrets in Veldor's touching track "ONE WISH". Exploring all the wrongs that the speaker wishes he did right, the song embraces the importance of showing up and being your best self in a relationship. Coming from the perspective of someone whose relationship is over, the speaker's words will make your heart ache for the vulnerable void left by the absence of their love. Hindsight brings clarity, but it also will send you into a spiral of remorse, and this song conjures images of a future together and starting a family, before drawing listeners back into the truth, that it is only a wish. With a strong message, this track will motivate you to cherish the love you have and show up for it with respect and devotion. Guitar opens this track with bright fingerpicking, before fading into the background as bass joins in and Veldor's soulful vocals join the mix. The expressive singing throughout the verse is deep, and holds a throaty texture that captures the feeling of the song. Delving into the chorus, the full power of Veldor's vocals brings an emotional force to the track. With a repetitive melody in the chorus, you'll be touched by a feeling of going in circles over what could have been. Piano blends with the other instrumentals, solidifying a nostalgic sound in the tune. Truly taking on the pain, struggle, and regret threaded through the lyrics of this song, "ONE WISH" will captivate you with its heartfelt sound. Veldor is a musician with powerful vocals and a practiced composition style. His work as a singer, songwriter, and producer has led to recognition and acclaim. With nearly 200 000 monthly listeners on Spotify, and over a million streams of his songs across various platforms, Veldor's music has a wide reach. From being shortlisted for a Gospel Music Award to being a finalist in Miami Music Week, he has connected with listeners on his musical journey. Veldor has shared the stage with artists like moguai at the World Club Dome mainstage, and his music has been featured by radio stations across the US. Check out the links below to explore his music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW VELDOR: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

"Why Not?" by Leon Vincent is a romantic song that explores the bravery of being vulnerable. The song takes listeners into the emotions of the speaker, with his love interest seeming to pull away. Messages of encouragement move through the lyrics, reassuring the other person that they are safe to share themself with the speaker. It is a very hopeful action to try to convince someone to date you, and this optimism-packed song leads with ideas of love and security in its bold request. The lyrics then lay it all on the line, building a case as to why the person should give the speaker a chance. Telling listeners to go for it and give their love interest a reason to trust you, this song is both motivating and uplifting. Rhythmic percussion and a cool, low pattern of instrumentals open this groovy indie alt-pop track. Leon's charismatic vocals work through the lyrics with swagger as vocal echoes emphasize the lyrics and layers of singing blend falsetto with a grounding, confident sound. The chorus is a stylish exploration of sound with instrumentals bringing a dance feeling into the track, and Leon's singing moving from layered vocal patterns to a singular, more down-to-Earth sound as he sings the title. Enjoy the self-assured sound this upbeat love song has to offer with textured instrumentals and an intriguing vocal style. Leon Vincent is a young artist with incredible talents in singing, songwriting, and instrumentals. He is a self-taught independent artist whose multi-instrumentalist skills on piano, guitar, and ukulele compliment his vocal and music production talents. He has been writing songs since childhood, and has been booking musical gigs since the age of 10. Through gigs at Florida bars, festivals, and fairs, Leon has embraced performing with a dynamic stage presence. He has collaborated with artists like YOYOKA , and has released singles and a Christmas album of his own. Check out the links below to explore his music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW LEON: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

"Nowhere to Go" by Richbreed will captivate you with its message of devotion and a search for an escape with the person they love. The song starts off by taking you into a dark place of feeling lost with lyrics like "I walk these streets alone 'til I'm sober". Moving on to show listeners what is missing that puts the speaker in a wandering, unstable place: the absence of the person they love. The chorus will wrap you in intense imagery, representing the way the speaker's spirit depends on their love with visceral lyrics leading towards the message "I'll runaway with you 'til there's nowhere to go". Through this sense of eternal commitment, the lyrics sprinkle tastes of toxicity into the idea of the relationship with warning signs and ideas of drowning and bleeding interspersed throughout the song. Deep, breathy vocals open the song, accompanied by powerful palm-muted guitar. Resonant electronic instrumentals amplify the song's dark intensity and the vocals gain traction with volume and passion rising. Electric guitar truly finds its voice in the track, with an edgy and bold sound. With energizing percussion comes singing that shows off an incredible range and basks in expressive vocalizing through the chorus. The intensely immersive style of this track will captivate you with its sound of urgency and emotion. Fans of Fall Out Boy will love the alternative rock dive into feeling in "Nowhere to Go". Richbreed is an alternative rock band based in Los Angeles. The group consists of four members: Trou, Alta, Ricky Malpeli, and Logan Sheppard. With inspirational lyrics and a vibrant sound, their music brings listeners inspiring and relatable narratives that capture the authenticity of real life experiences. Blending drums, bass, guitar, and resonant vocals, Richbreed creates incredibly catchy melodies that will invigorate you with their lively, dynamic sound. The band has performed at LA venues like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Hotel Ziggy alongside Sameen and Tavo . Check out the links below to explore their music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW RICHBREED: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Photo credits: iStock 'Tis the season for Christmas music to get you pumped for the holiday season. While some might dread the constant loop of festive tracks no one can escape this time of year, there are so many amazing tunes to get wrapped up in, even if you're a total Scrooge. To help you feel the much-needed holiday cheer, here are our picks for some of the best Pop Songs for the Holiday Season. 1. Mariah Carey - "All I Want for Christmas Is You" Cliché as it might be, there's no denying that Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" is a festive classic. Some might dread her defrosting every holiday season, but the track is simply irresistible when getting into the Christmas spirit. Between the unforgettable melodies and Carey's powerhouse vocals, it's hard not to get swept up in the tune's vibrant soundscape. 2. Sia - "Snowman" Released in 2017, Sia's "Snowman" has become a modern holiday classic. The track comes from the artist's eighth studio album, Everyday Is Christmas , featuring a soundscape reminiscent of a '60s inspired midtempo ballad. While the song received positive critical reception upon its release, "Snowman" experienced a surge in popularity in 2020, going viral on TikTok. 3. Wham! - "Last Christmas" A throwback to an '80s favorite, "Last Christmas" by Wham! is another holiday hit that never fails to make an appearance during the Christmas season. The track was released in December 1984 by the iconic English pop duo, charting in the UK. It's a fun mix of synth-pop and holiday celebration, giving a timeless nostalgia to any Christmas activity. 4. Ed Sheeran and Elton John - "Merry Christmas" An iconic collaboration, Ed Sheeran and Elton John's "Merry Christmas" is a holiday song for the ages. The track was released in 2021, appearing on the Christmas edition of John's collaborative album, The Lockdown Sessions . Naturally, "Merry Christmas" debuted at number one on December 10, 2021, unseating Adele's "Easy on Me" after she held the position for seven consecutive weeks. Sheeran and John's Christmas creation is simply irresistible, featuring a charming holiday soundscape of spirited sleigh bells, festive chimes, and the duo's magical vocal chemistry. 5. *NSYNC - "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" One for the boy band fans, *NSYNC's "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" is the perfect track for anyone craving some '90s nostalgia this holiday season. The track has everything you know and love from the era of boy bands, featuring the group's trademark harmonies, unforgettable melodies, and upbeat instrumentals. "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" was released in 1998 as the only single from the group's second studio album, Home for Christmas , and was featured on Disney's I'll Be Home For Christmas . 6. Kelly Clarkson - "Underneath the Tree" Coming from her sixth studio album and first Christmas album, Kelly Clarkson's "Underneath the Tree" is one of the best Christmas pop songs, being named in 2021 as ASCAP's most popular Christmas song released in the 21st century. The track was released in 2013, earning Clarkson a spot on several global charts. "Underneath the Tree" is a charming addition to any Christmas playlist, featuring festive sleigh bells and bell chimes to spark that holiday cheer. 7. Ariana Grande - "Santa Tell Me" Released in 2014, Ariana Grande's "Santa Tell Me" has been dubbed a modern Christmas standard, bringing an addictive mix of pop and R&B to the holiday season. Though the track turned 10 this year, it's still one of the most popular songs streamed during the holidays, having earned over $6.8 million in royalties as of 2023. It features everything we love about an Ariana Grande song, showcasing the artist's powerhouse vocals and captivating melodies. 8. Cher - "DJ Play a Christmas Song" The lead single from her 2023 Christmas album, Cher's "DJ Play a Christmas Song" brings an infectious dance-pop twist to the holiday. The track has an upbeat, vibrant soundscape, featuring Cher's deep, powerful vocals, dazzling synths, and unforgettable melodies. Rightfully so, "DJ Play a Christmas Song" earned Cher her first Billboard Hot 100 in 21 years, peaking at number 90. If you've ever craved a song similar to "Believe" but make it Christmas, then "DJ Play a Christmas Song" is a must-listen this holiday season. What are your favorite holiday songs? Did you hear any new favorites in this list? Let us know on our socials! Written By Cheyenne Johnson Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

"I Thought" by Zanne Hanna and Austin Atlas will take you into the depths of reflection as the lyrics dive into the way the speaker glorifies their former partner. This emotional track draws you into the story of someone looking back on a relationship with a person who still remains on the speaker's mind long after they are gone. Wrapped in emotional questioning, insecurities and curiosity, vulnerability moves through powerful words like "did you even want to know me?" Describing the ex's memory like a light in the dark, these lyrics hit hard, resonating with anyone who seeks closure from an old flame. With powerful metaphors and heart-wrenching emotion, this expressive track will leave you reeling with feeling. Angelic vocalizing and glowing instrumentals open the track with a haunting resonance. Zanne Hanna's breathy, expressive vocals move through highs and lows in the verse with a true sense of progression before lifting up in the chorus with an intensity that matches the introspective feelings in the lyrics. Rhythmic percussion and bass accompany layered vocals as the song moves on. An epic shift in the somber pop tone comes from edgy electric guitar and percussion creating an unexpected and fascinating rock sound. Listeners will love the sonic journey of expression that comes through this genre-blending folk-pop-rock track. Austin Atlas and Zanne Hanna are musicians and childhood friends from Florida who have collaborated on two songs as of yet. Austin Atlas, also known as Andrew DeFerrari, is a producer, instrumentalist, and mashup-making expert based in Los Angeles. He works with various styles including EDM and indie pop, with skills on the piano and a superb musical ear that have evolved throughout his youth. Zanne Hanna is a vocalist, songwriter, instrumentalist, and producer whose style spans various genres, with pop, folk, and R&B influences to her sound. After her studies at Berklee College of Music , her LA-based career moved through phases of sound editing and design, before she returned to Florida where she writes music with heartfelt emotion and profound lyricism. Check out the links below to learn more about the artists. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW AUSTIN ATLAS: Instagram   | Spotify FOLLOW ZANNE HANNA: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

"Good Guy" is the latest song by pop singer-songwriter, Maya Kuriel, released on November 15, 2024. The track is directed toward someone that puts on the facade of being a good guy, but behind this image, he is actually not as good as he makes himself out to be. Whether you have been caught in a toxic, manipulative relationship or not, this song offers an energetic means of catharsis. Her smooth vocals shine, complemented by a moody electro-pop production that makes for an exciting listening experience. If you are looking to refresh your playlists, "Good Guy" is the perfect addition. Maya's latest single, "Good Guy," is laced with addictive vocal melodies and danceable beats. On this track, she addresses someone that had everyone fooled as being a better person. She boldly opens the song by admitting that no one would believe her if she revealed this person's true behavior because of how much he comes off as a gentleman. In the infectious chorus, she sings, "Call me crazy and manipulate me/I don't mind/You got 'em thinking you're the good guy." It is a scathing pop anthem fit for either recovering from an emotional breakup or soundtracking a night out. Maya Kuriel is a Korean-Israeli artist born in Seattle, now located in Los Angeles. Her debut single, "Intoxicated," was released in February of 2020. Her debut EP 21 Years To Realize was released in May of 2021. She began singing at the age of 4 and started creating original music when she was 16. Since then, she has been featured in Medium and Voyage LA and garnered millions of views on TikTok. If you enjoyed "Good Guy," make sure to check out the rest of her discography. You can keep up with all the latest information on Maya and her music by checking out the social media links below. Written By Sydney Gray FOLLOW MAYA: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok

It's hard acting like your normal self when going through a rough time. You don't want to bring anyone down with how you're feeling, but it's draining to act like you're fine when socializing. Louis Torre captures this perfectly in his poignant new single, "read the room." Shedding light on the inspiration behind the track, Torre states, "This song came from a social experience where I was in a really dark place & it was really hard to be the old 'funny & carefree' Louis. I would go out & feel so heavy but didn't want to kill the vibe. No one wants to hear heavy stuff all the time & sometimes It was hard for me to pull myself together to have fun." Pensive and meditative, Louis Torre's "read the room" is tragically beautiful as he expresses his inner turmoil in a social setting. The track's bittersweet lyrics are accompanied by a reflective acoustic soundscape, featuring gentle melodies, flowing guitar lines, and soft harmonies. Torre delivers an expressive vocal performance, wearing his heart on his sleeve as he delicately sings an emotive letter to himself. Between the mellow acoustic guitar and touching vocals, "read the room" is an alt/commercial pop masterpiece perfect for fans of Ed Sheeran , Noah Kahan , and Aidan Hawken. Hailing from Queens, NY, Louis Torre's life has always revolved around music. The talented singer-songwriter has a natural affinity for being on stage, performing in theatre shows, dance recitals, and for family parties. Torre attended Five Towns College, receiving his bachelor's in music business and later releasing his music to the public. In the span of a year, Torre's covers have racked up over 500k streams on SoundCloud, 10k on Spotify, and 200k on YouTube. He has an impressive catalog of over 150 completed songs, including Torre's popular tracks "sunset drive," "feel something," and "Do I Scare You?" Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW LOUIS TORRE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

NOEL's song "Heart Full of Ghosts" takes listeners on an emotional journey of love and self-sabotage. The speaker of the song is self-aware as he falls into the wonder of a new relationship, acknowledging his fragility and negative tendencies with lyrics like "I'm a live grenade." There's an admiration of the speaker's partner that glows throughout the lyrics, marveling at her ability to embrace the relationship even with the speaker's fears. Locked in a cycle of hope and hesitance, this song takes listeners into the mind of someone caught up in their actions in the past, unable to focus on the present. With internal conflicts and a hesitant approach to romance, this song captures what it's like to love when you haven't fully healed from your past. Palm-muted guitar and raspy, intimate vocals open this dark pop song with a heavy, enticing atmosphere. NOEL's deep and melodic singing emboldens the lyrics with a soulful quality that starts off quiet, and develops in range and volume with a fascinating texture as the song goes on. Layers of ambient piano and violin create a dramatic build towards the chorus where the instrumentals shift into a more simple backing jazzy piano and snappy percussion. Electric guitar, bolder drums, and resonant vocals drive the song into the realm of alternative rock as NOEL's powerful vocals passionately work through the lyrics with a mix of falsetto and belting packed with feeling. NOEL, also known as Noel Sönnerbo, is an artist from Stockholm whose musical career flourished after his musical talents caught the attention of listeners across TikTok. From recording musical covers in his bedroom to putting out original songs and collaborating with artists like Boy In Space , Clara Mae , and many more. Originally, NOEL's career plans were headed down an athletic path, but after an injury, he resiliently pursued music. With his originals amassing hundreds of thousands of streams, and an emotionally vulnerable lyricism that resonates with listeners, NOEL's music is a genuine and moving experience. Check out the links below to keep up with his music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW NOEL: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Laura Holliday gives us a heartfelt song that reminds us of simpler times. We get to reflect on the artist's past while also remembering our own. 'Fibronostalgia' allows us to better know Laura Holliday by giving us specific reflections from moments in their life. There's a genuine rawness to the song that allows us to sit with the reality of what it's saying. Right away the band-aid is ripped off when the lyrics say, "Why did I let my youth be a load-bearing wall in my identity / Because that house will fall / The kids won't call, and all my friends will leave the city." We hold enough weight in life trying to figure out who we are if we let it consume us, we'll miss what's right in front of us. The song says, "I didn't know there wasn't more of me to go around / I thought I was renewable / I didn't know I should have slowed time down / I would have died to be useful." We know the artist now feels like they shouldn't have taken their time for granted. As the listener, we see it as a wish to take better care of their former self. We get many different elements throughout the song, but they all blend well together. The drums, piano, guitar, and synthesizers work together cohesively to help the song flow at a consistent pace. Even though we're given a rather dense topic, the song is upbeat and catchy, making us want to tap our foot along with it. 'Fibronostalgia' gives us a reflective, wistful mood pushing us to yearn for a different chapter of life. Laura Holliday uses the lyrics to propel the song forward emotionally. Their voice blends well with the rest of the music, leaving us wanting more. Laura Holliday is a singer-songwriter, filmmaker, and actor based in LA. They have been writing songs since the age of 12. At the age of 18, Laura's song caught the attention of an LA music manager, and they were given an internship at the management company responsible for Melissa Etheridge. During their internship, they recorded two albums as part of indie-pop duo 'L and That Blue Eyed Boy' and even made it to the call back rounds of The Voice. Laura began pursuing an independent music career in 2019. Unfortunately, their plans to play live got squashed during the pandemic, but during their brief time playing live, they opened for Chappell Roan at a house show. Now, Laura is back to recording and releasing music regularly. Check out the song 'Fibronostalgia' and stayed tuned for more music from Laura Holliday! Written By Destiny Rundquist FOLLOW Laura Holliday: Instagram | Spotify