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18 year old artist Loi, also known as Leonie Greiner is making waves with the track Melody. The track could find on a home on Spotify’s Amazing Voices Playlist. The German based artist has a big voice that carried her into the final of The Voice Kids.

She does a fantastic job with the song Melody. Fans of Zoe Wees and Adele will enjoy. Speaking of Zoe Wees, check out Loi covering Control.

Her debut single ‘I follow‘ has clocked more than 3 million streams. Give is a stream on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.

 

 

 

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Look out for Chloe Gilligan and the new track Crystal Clear. You will like if you’re looking for a dreamy track and a sultry voice.

The previous track “Still With You,” landed on Spotify’s “Fresh Finds Pop” and “Fresh Finds”.

The Nashville based singer songwriter released her debut her EP Erase August in 2019 and was selected to play SXSW Festival. She performed at the Sundance Film Festival, and had song placements in the CW series All American.

Give the song a stream on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.

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Look out for Sofia Lainovic and the song I Will Not Bother Anymore. Fans of alternative, blues and indie rock will enjoy. She has the sultry rasp like Elle King. The track could fit nicely on Spotify’s New Noise and Indie Rock Club.

“There are people in your life that form you, that make you turn into the version of yourself you are today. I’ve been (emotionally) cheated on and lied to by a really important person. This song is for her. And also for everyone who ever treated another one badly” shares Sofia.

The 21 year old singer songwriter hails from Munich. She cites Amy whinehouse, Marika Hackman and Neil Young as influences. Stream the track on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.

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Look out for Bailey Coats the track single “FOMO”. The newest track comes off her upcoming EP. It could find a home on Apple’s New in Pop Playlist.

“One of the strangest things about life is the fact that we change and grow and learn; but it is also super scary when you realize that means YOU change. I had changed in all areas of my life at the time we wrote this song and it affected the person I was involved with. ‘FOMO’ is a song that came from a painful and doubtful place, but it is probably my favorite song to date because of its raw honesty.” shares Bailey Coats

Bailey wrote “FOMO” with producer of The Rascals’, Khris Riddick-Tynes (also known for his work with Ariana Grande, Kehlani, and Jessie Reyez), who also produced Bailey’s upcoming EP.

Stream the track on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.

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Watch out for Jamie Lee Harrison and the track Better Without You.

The track was produced by Paul Whalley ( James Arthur, Sigala, Cher Lloyd) and written by Jamie along with Whalley and Notting Hill Music songwriter Joe Killington (Avicii, Snakehips, Armand Van Helden).

“This track was another one born in lockdown just like ‘Say It Out Loud’. I was lucky enough to work with Joe Killington and Paul Whalley over zoom. It was one of those sessions that just worked and the song kind of wrote itself. I wanted a track paying homage to that special person that makes you happy and helps you escape all the things that are going wrong in life, but I also wanted a bit more of a summery vibe” shares Jamie.

The British singer has been supported by BBC Introducing, CelebMix, The Honey Pop and IGGY Magazine. He reached the Semi-Finals of Britain’s Got Talent in Series 11. He’ll headline Tyne Theatre and Opera House in Newcastle on August 22.

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