GREENTEA PENG

Greentea Peng is a South London singer and songwriter best known for her ability to intertwine RnB, Neo-Soul, Alternative and Reggae across her discography. As a result, Greentea Peng remains in a continuous explorative state. She’s alluring, mysterious and compelling, and her latest album, TELL DEM IT’S SUNNY (2025) reiterates those qualities. Her sound and style are both spiritual and mind-altering. The psychedelic edge makes the album gripping and unpredictable. She experiments with the instrumentation on tracks like ‘One Foot’ and ‘Nowhere Man,’ while her feathery light voice is the most consistent feature on the album. On slower tracks like ‘Green’, the rawness of her vocals evokes a sense of spirituality while elevating the track.  Early influences include Lily Allen, Lauryn Hill and Erykah Badu, all of which are sprinkled across the album. Greentea Peng has an undeniable range while creating an almost psychedelic R&B sound.

Fave Tracks: ‘Dingaling,’ ‘Tardis,’ ‘Green’

VICTORIA NOELLE

New York-raised, Caribbean-rooted singer Victoria Noelle blends R&B with neo-soul. Her vocals are smooth yet powerful as she transitions seamlessly between soulful singing and laid-back rapping. The duality of being both calming and commanding, while having emotional depth and clarity, is reminiscent of Cleo Sol. Her single, ‘Living Water,’ (2025) delves into themes of intimacy, spirituality and replenishment. Noelle’s energy is honest, vulnerable and grounded over the laid-back, lo-fi-inspired production.

Fave Tracks: ‘Living Water,’ ‘Anthem,’ ‘In the Name of Love’

DYLAN SINCLAIR

Canadian RnB singer and songwriter Dylan Sinclair has been rising as one of the most exciting talents in the rnb scene. His latest album ‘FOR THE BOY IN ME,’ (2024) utilises his childhood musical influences, especially his early years in a choir and growing up in a musical household. The album explores the transition from his early years into adulthood. It is a vulnerable, reflective body of work, with his silky vocals creating a safe and open space for younger men to be vulnerable and resonate. Sinclair showcases a clear sense of nostalgia with the 90s and early 2000s influences, while intertwining distinctive sounds from his hometown, Toronto. The album invites listeners to connect with the heartfelt album that will be on repeat!

Fave Tracks: ‘CREW>BOO,’ ‘What I Gotta Do,’ ‘Lemon Trees’