Born and raised in Chicago, the career of this multi-talented singer, songwriter, producer and musician started in 1997 when he landed a record production deal. Influenced by the likes of Bobby Womack, Freddie Jackson and Tyrone Davis, his multi-genre sound ranges from R&B and blues via soulful ballads to contemporary gospel. He released his debut single “When The Music Stops” in 2017.
With a delicious smooth groove that would melt even the coldest of hearts, his new single douses some suave, soul-infused vibes with rose petal covered romanticism. The rousing rhythm, velvety strings and mild, 70s-style wah wah guitars shape a mellow, yet frisky atmosphere in which his seductive, soulful vocals and the vintage-dipped backing harmonies create some real good melodious love.
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From her album “Raindancing” (1987):
From his upcoming album “Haven’t Seen It Yet”, to be released on 12 April 2019:
Created in a house in the woods near Cleveland, husband and wife duo Nikki and Jonathan Stipp’s experimental home recordings developed into their own unique alt-pop brainchild. With organic, electronic production, their melodic retro groove is offset by sad and dark lyrics. They’ve also had their songs featured on 
Touched by both the tunes of the 80s, as the grooves from the noughties, this delicious taster of their upcoming EP “Tragedy Of Physics” – which is due to be released on May 17th – is a soaring slice of bouncy alt-pop. The multi-colored musical hues of the pulsating melody merge effortlessly with the breezy tremble of the vocals, making this an infectious, uplifting jam that will make you smile.
From their album “Something Special” (1981):
From their album “Living Room” (2018):
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