From their album “Shadows And Light” (1992):
Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Wikipedia | iTunes
Month: August 2018
AMiR – “Feel For You”
This is the new single by British soul/pop singer and songwriter AMiR:
Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | iTunes
Dance Party – “All My Love”
Known for their exhilarating, red-hot and explosive live shows, it’s no surprise that the full name of this 11-piece Australian band is Dance Party Pyrotechnics Association. Blending retro disco with modern house, they’ve created a combustible, high-energy party sound. Performing both covers of well-known disco beats as original songs, they are the musical firestarters of the Melbourne party scene.
Dipped in flaming 70s rhythms, the original title track of their new two-track EP certainly sets the disco scene ablaze. With lively percussion, velvety strings and vitalizing brass providing the vintage fireworks, the addition of some sizzling synths and a smouldering electric guitar bridge gives it a contemporary spark and makes this infectious inferno ignite the sweltering boogie.
The Doobie Brothers – “Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me)”
From their album “Stampede” (1975):KT Tunstall – “The River”
From her upcoming album “Wax”, to be released on 5 October 2018:
Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Website | iTunes
Hippo Campus – “Bambi”
Band members Jake Luppen, Nathan Stocker, Zach Sutton, Whistler Allen and DeCarlo Jackson met attending the Saint Paul Conservatory For Performing Arts in Minnesota. Initally playing in different bands, they adopted their moniker in 2013. They opened for The Mowgli’s and Walk The Moon, played festivals such as Lollapalooza and Reading and Leeds and released their debut EP “Bashful Creatures” in 2014.
The title track of their upcoming album, which is due to drop on September 28th, is an effervescent slice of their signature alt-pop sound. Driven by a drum computer beat, the airy synths and the ever-changing added sounds create a sunny soundscape. The wide-ranging vocals of lead-singer Jake Luppen go from a laid-back smoothness to falsetto with ease, forming a catchy, refreshing groove.
Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Website | iTunes
Jansen's Jamz 