"Life Force Lullaby" is about being saved - not from the things we fear, but by going through the things we fear (things life can ask of us or force upon us). That's where we find a force to help us that defies all explanation. Lee Miller Matsos is an opera and musical theater performer turned pop artist.

This music video is one of the flying projects included in the "Trip to Myself" album, and Linda flew an aircraft from WW1 in it. This song and project were inspired by strong women of different eras and how their mental health was portrayed in that period and today. It's important to be brave, strong, and do amazing things, but the most important thing of all is you.

'Lethia's Natorium' is not a band but is the name of Pena's music project. Having been in bands in the past, it was the personal choice of Pena not to put a band together or this. 'Lethia's Natorium' consists of two sets of session musicians:- The first set are musicians based remotely both in the UK, overseas.

Meet Lillvi, 90s-inspired electronic side of singer songwriter Lillvi Agnarsson. After growing her moniker for only a few years ,the UK artist goes beyond the confines of pop music in order to heavily emphasize imagery and mood by exploring the depths of synth pop, 90s influences, and uptempo dance floor music.

Pianist and aerospace engineer Leonardo Barilaro releases 'Becoming who I was', 3 months after his space music was onboard the International Space Station and broadcast to Earth. 'Becoming who I was' is the photo of our self-awareness journey. Multi-tracks of piano are entangled with electronic sounds to paint the process of remembering who we already were as a child.

Up-and-coming Kiwi pop powerhouse LOVETA is back with her captivating new single All We Got, from her upcoming debut EP ‘More Than Fun’. A fun and funky retro-inspired dance pop track, with a distinct 70’s flavour and an undeniable groove, it captures the idea of a fantasy romance - the song being an internal love letter to a mystery lover or a hypothetical crush.

Out now on indie label Not Saints, Little Tealeif’s new single ‘Pedestal People’ is a brooding earworm of a debut. Little Tealeif blends elements of dance, rock, hip-hop, and pop with the mastery of producers like Mark Ronson or Rick Rubin. Currently based in Kent, the multi-instrumentalist, producer, and lyricist’s music is easily relatable.

‘I Like To Hear That Bird Sing’ a sun-baked cruise through a sea of unrequited love with Late TV. On their single ‘Fools Fools Fools’ Late TV used punk-funk energy to illustrate a visceral emotional response to romantic frustrations. ‘I Like To Hear That Bird Sing’ tackles similar dilemmas of the heart.

Lilith Max was born as the youngest of three children in December 2003 in Germany. When she was six, they moved to the US. For her seventh birthday, her parents gave her a camera and she started to make little movies. Her friends and she performed in front of the camera with dances and plays. Lilith Max absolutely loved it!

Homesick is an emo, acoustic rock sound with a modern twist. The song is about one’s journey to find themselves. “Homesick” follows a string of single releases for Love Ghost praised by Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, FLAUNT, Alternative Press, and others. Love Ghost has recently toured Europe, where they played Rockpalast in Germany.

Luke Frees is a singer/songwriter who lives in Chicago, IL, and is currently releasing music one single (and b-side!) a month. 'Most Of The Time' is about the worst part of a breakup: when you realize all the memories, all the inside jokes, all the lights-out-in-bed conversations, are going to fade away over time.

Louis Cross' new EP “A Page to Tell” is a heartfelt collection of songs in which Louis talks about dealing with his disability, finding himself and his life's experiences so far. The project consists of 6 songs: “Better Light”, “Picture Frame”, “I Don´t Know”, “We´re All The Same”, “A Page to Tell” and “Life Can Tear You Down”.

Levi Nice is a multi-faceted singer/songwriter, instrumentalist, and producer from London. Levi’s sound has its roots in the Post Rock genre but he continues to dabble in genre-bending sounds and push the limits, refusing to be confined by the expectations of a genre or sound.

Pop singer Liv Charette is delivering an epic victory with her new song “Game Over.” Marrying Charette’s powerful vocal with an undeniable swagger and classic Midway Arcade aesthetic, “Game Over” is equal parts modern pop and power throwback. The song also features a music video inspired by the 1990s VH1 show Pop Up Video.

"What Cowboys Dream Of (If They Dream)" is artist personal homage to old spaghetti westerns. Liad Abraham is an Israeli composer and guitarist who has become obsessed with dark country music in the last six months. The song is from his upcoming album, which draws heavily from folk music, dark, gritty country, and soundtracks.