Bonnie Kemplay - Someone, somewhere EP (2026) [Hi-Res]

Bonnie Kemplay's return has already produced a run of lovely singles, and 'Someone, somewhere' gathers them into an EP that feels reassuringly complete. After stepping away from music for three years to rediscover herself, Kemplay writes with fresh confidence, finding big emotions in everyday moments rather than dramatic declarations.

'Big Machine' glows with sunny optimism, drifting along with the hazy comfort of "feels like forever in a dream", while 'Bones' stands out for its vivid storytelling, sketching characters and places with remarkable precision. Elsewhere, 'Paper Angel' revisits a childhood nativity performance to unpack self-doubt, and 'Beginners' turns shared fears about growing up into a moving conversation between friends.

There are no grand gestures here, only beautifully observed songs delivered with warmth and care. Kemplay has always had an ear for melody, and these tracks prove her greatest strength is making ordinary memories feel worth holding onto.