Adding a modern touch to the classic funk and soul vibes, this vibrant, London-based singer and songwriter created a charismatic sound filled with fervor and style. Inspired by Wilson Pickett, Bobby Womack and James Brown, he attended Leeds Music College and sung in a funk band at University. He’s supported the likes of Robert Cray and Betty Wright as well as selling out his own headline shows.
With the delicate smoothness of buttery sixties soul, his new single oozes the vintage charisma of Motown-like melodic honey. With an easygoing instrumentation of an alluring rhythm and sunny guitars setting the mood, it’s his fiery vocal chops with a bit of raw grit and the addition of rousing horns which truly set this vitalizing groove apart and make it sound like a timeless slice of sweet soul.
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From her album “Find Your Way” (1993):
With a mellow, funky rhythm and soulful pop, this is the new single by British singer and songwriter Mo Brandis:
Listening to her father play 
Her sophomore single, taken from her upcoming EP “Silver Storm”, which is expected to drop in October, shows a vulnerable beauty from a mellow beat, fresh electric guitar and her spirited, emotionally-laden vocals right from the start. Building up to a potent crescendo of impassioned auditory romanticism, this impressive piece of polished powerpop makes every note reach the skies.
From their album “Chemistry” (1981):
From their upcoming album “Don’t Know What’s Cool Anymore”, to be released on 1 November 2019:
Jansen's Jamz 