FRIDAY DINGERS - 05.06.26

Tamara S - ‘Take Me Away’

Leeds vocalist Tamara S continues her ascent with ‘Take Me Away’, a reflective new release that pairs rich soul influences with contemporary R&B, inspired by a desire to swap city life for the calm and restoration found in the natural world. Arriving ahead of a forthcoming EP, the track further showcases an artist whose heartfelt songwriting and growing catalogue have earned widespread support across streaming platforms, live stages, and UK radio.

Isaac Winemiller - ‘In This Light’

Montana artist Isaac Winemiller returns with ‘Solar Eclipse’, a two-track release led by ‘In This Light’, pairing shimmering indie-pop grooves with a deeply personal reflection on growth, heartbreak, and moving forward. Crafted almost entirely by Winemiller from his home studio, the release further highlights the songwriter and touring member of Vansire’s ability to transform personal experiences into immersive, danceable soundscapes.

Anna Hay - ‘It’s All Good’

New York songwriter Anna Hay channels unspoken feelings and romantic frustration into ‘It’s All Good’, an infectious guitar-led release that pairs emotional candour with the spirited energy of turn-of-the-century pop-rock. Built around meticulous production choices and an irresistibly memorable refrain, the track showcases Hay’s growing confidence as she continues to carve out her own space within the modern alternative-pop landscape.

Israel Portnoy - ‘Feelin’ Good’

Multi-instrumentalist Israel Portnoy brings together performers from across the US, Europe, and the Middle East on ‘Feelin’ Good’, a heartfelt roots-inspired release that celebrates compassion, personal growth, and human connection through a richly collaborative approach. Built from an idea shared between longtime creative partners and expanded into a globe-spanning musical project, the song highlights the enduring power of collective artistry in an increasingly technology-driven era.

Rise Above Everything - ‘Fall On Me’

North Carolina artist Rise Above Everything shares ‘Fall On Me’, a heartfelt fusion of rap and gospel influences that reflects his spiritual convictions while delivering a message of encouragement and renewal. Drawing from his own experiences of hardship and recovery, the self-produced release reinforces his commitment to using music as a source of inspiration, purpose, and hope for others.