Canadian pop-soul singer-songwriter Emily Brimlow today released her latest single “Misfits” via AESTHETYK. While most of the world has been staying at home during the quarantine, Brimlow has been on the road with her life partner exploring both the American and musical landscape. The new single was influenced by Brimlow’s relationship with her life partner, Nathan, which she brilliantly captures in the song.

A beautifully balanced fusion of soul, indie pop and world music make up Emily Brimlow’s sound. I’ve been a fan of this 25-year old Canadian talent for a couple of years now, so it’s great to feature this release. This track is just a very positive song and it’s all about living her best life (in a van!) with her partner Nathan. What a dream!

Indie-pop singer-songwriter Emily Brimlow provides a whimsical, summery vibe on the beautifully settled track, Misfits. Currently traveling in a van with her life partner, the track fits in perfectly with this lifestyle as Emily sings “We can be gypsies under the stars, it doesn’t matter where we are”. The track, like Emily, is a free-spirited affair that can’t help but make you feel good, providing a spirited forward momentum that’s impossible not to fall in love with.

Emily Brimlow lives in a van. And, quite frankly, it’s hard to blame her. At a time when much of the world has been quarantined at home, Brimlow, a Canadian born pop/soul singer and songwriter, has been hitting the road with her life partner, Nathan, simultaneously exploring both the American and musical landscape. Brimlow’s latest single, “Misfits”…captures the essence of their story.

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Emerging artist CHILD has released another sensational new track, this time his new single "Cover Up." It's the third release from the Raleigh, North Carolina-based music-maker, who is drawing on influence from the likes of James Blake, The Tallest Man on Earth and Bon Iver, with this stirring and dramatic new offering, which he says is for the "rejected, disappointed, misjudged, suppressed and anxious."