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Rachel Leong

(She/Her)
London
As seen in: Flipboard, Gigwise, Far Out Magazine, Atwood Magazine, The Creative Independent, ResonateVoices, When The Horn Blows, Vibez Music, POST TRASH
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AudioGust Has Been Doing This for Decades. 'Amaze You' Shows Why That Matters

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By Rachel Leong
| larksandlines.wixstudio.com
Not every artist asking for a chance to show up differently has earned the right to ask. AudioGust has. Seattle-based singer-songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist AudioGust returns with 'Amaze You', out 5th June, ahead of a forthcoming album due 17th July. It is, by his own account, a song about trying to earn someone's trust rather than demanding it: about sitting with another person's scepticism and choosing patience over grand promises.
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SERALUNE: A Debut Built From Light

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By Rachel Leong
| larksandlines.wixstudio.com
Arturs Plaude has a clear sense of what he's making, and an equally clear sense of how he wants it to feel. SERALUNE, his newly launched virtual artist project, arrives with debut single 'Where The Light Remains' on 3rd June: a downtempo, ambient vocal track built around soft piano, ethereal vocals, cinematic pads and layered atmospheric textures. It is, by design, music for deep listening. It earns that description.
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Isaac Winemiller Couldn't Let Go Until the Song Said So

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By Rachel Leong
| larksandlines.wixstudio.com
'In This Light', the focus track from Isaac Winemiller's new double single Solar Eclipse, out 22nd May, spent two years becoming itself. Not because the writing stalled, but because it refused to close until the relationship that inspired it did. Winemiller wrote it, broke up, got back together, broke up again, and somewhere on the other side of all of that, the song was finally done. "In many ways, it felt impossible to truly finish the song until I had finally moved on emotionally," he reflects.
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