POP/NEO-SOUL
Mississauga, Ontario-based Ghanaian-Canadian singer-songwriter Luna Elle delivers a captivating blend of contemporary R&B and neo-soul on her new single, “Come To Me,” released September 18 through Hot Freestyle Records. Produced by Nonso Amadi and Kevin “Kofo” Ekofo, the track explores intimacy, emotional vulnerability, and the irresistible desire for closeness. Showcasing her soulful vocals and emotional depth, the single offers a glimpse into her artistic vision ahead of her upcoming debut album, Lunar.
Birmingham, Alabama born, U.S. and Italy raised Dani Offline brings her analog R&B vision to life with “ouch!,” a funky, playful single accompanied by a colorful video inspired by classic 1960s and ’70s dating game shows. The songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist draws from jazz and Quiet Storm, blending sensuality, introspection and ethereal vocal improvisation. In the video, she plays the contestant, host and a lineup of potential lovers.
Raveena Aurora opens a deeply personal chapter with “Blissed Out,” her first release of 2026 and a soulful reflection on grief, healing and the loss of her mother. Blending contemporary R&B, soul, jazz and Indian-influenced instrumentation, the song gradually moves from sorrow toward a sense of warmth and euphoria. Directed by Grant Spanier, the accompanying video combines intimate archival family footage with scenes of Raveena surrounded by nature, capturing the healing power of memory and the enduring connection between mother and daughter.
Ezra Collective teams with Leona Lewis on “All I Need,” a groovy, soulful track from the UK jazz quintet’s fourth album, Here Because of Hope . Lewis delivers a swoon-worthy vocal performance as the band blends jazz, soul and genre-bending influences into a warm celebration of finding heaven amid life’s challenges. The official visualiser complements the song with a nostalgic, vibrant collage of urban faces smiling, dancing and living in the moment.
Manchester, UK R&B and neo-soul artist Pip Millett returns with “Soon Enough,” her first new material since 2024’s Tell Jimmy I’m Fine . Released via Mixpak Records, the soulful track explores familial grief through a delicate, modern-soul instrumental produced by Dom Valentino. Drawing from the pain of losing her father as a teenager, Millett reflects on the shame and difficult emotions surrounding her response to that loss. The song ultimately becomes an intimate act of healing, release, and letting go.