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Shaza is set to captivate audiences with her latest single, ‘Just Hold On’
The track, born from personal struggles, is a powerful reminder of hope and resilience, reflecting Shaza's journey through adversity. ‘Just Hold On’, is a fusion of energetic electronic, pop, and rock elements, characterised by vibrant beats and pulsating synthesisers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carl Wastie Blindsides Liam Burger!
After an interview with Liam Burger just last week, his latest single "Feelings" has debuted on the KFM Top40 at number 32. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RISING SOUTH AFRICAN SINGER-SONGWRITER, ERIN ELLIOT RELEASES NEW SINGLE, ‘IN THE BLINK’
"In The Blink," isn't just a song; it's a heart-pounding testament to the transformative power of love. Inspired by her own whirlwind long-distance romance with her now-husband, the track chronicles how two souls can find their way to each other, defying the odds of miles and time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carl Wastie chats to KEANE ahead of Calabash South Africa.
Propelled by their classic smash ‘Somewhere Only We Know’, ‘Hopes and Fears’ is undoubtedly one of the best debut albums ever made. Since then the band have released a further four full length albums - with the most recent record ‘Cause and Effect’ arriving in 2019. The band have sold 12 million albums worldwide, with Hopes and Fears entering the list of 40 best-selling albums in the UK of all time. They’ve toured in over 40 countries. Keane, originating from Battle, East Sussex, are one of Britain’s best loved bands comprised of Tim Rice-Oxley (composer and pianist), Tom Chaplin (lead vocals), Richard Hughes (drummer), and since joining the band fully in 2011, Jesse Quin (Bass). Songwriter Tim Rice-Oxley and singer Tom Chaplin were school friends in East Sussex before forming Keane. Their enduring appeal revolves around the honesty of their songs and the emotion in the music. They are as relevant today as they were twenty years ago.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.