Småll Sessions | Vraell, Isaac Roux, Em Glasser

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Rising star Em Glasser has consistently enchanted listeners with her unique ability to blend personal narratives into her music. "57" is set to solidify her position as one of the most promising artists of her generation, offering anthems of hope, love, and self-empowerment. As a standout track from the EP, "Stick Around" exemplifies Em's ability to weave heartfelt narratives with captivating melodies.

From a young age on, Belgian songwriter Isaac Roux has always had a good nose for edgy and heavenly indie folk, and in 2015 he was among the happy few admitted to Paul McCartney’s LIPA school of arts. Now there’s debut album ‘Troubled Waters’, an indie folk album which also embraces its bright and poppy side. The opening track and lead single Brotherhood is a breathtakingly beautiful piano ballad about a lost friendship.

Vraell (aka Alessio Scozzaro) makes music in the quietness of spring and summertime dusk. For that one hour of cerulean sky, the London-based musician’s ideas come to life, illuminated by the poignancy of evening as it turns to night. He wrote much of Once a Blue Hour during these bewitching moments, filling the silence with music that delves into the darkness and beauty of healing. With his deft guitar skill at the center, Once a Blue Hour paints an intimate picture of letting stillness birth something new.