Returning with new music after two years, this is the new single by The Script:
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Month: September 2019
Ciara Vizzard – “Is It Okay”
This globetrotting singer and songwriter was born in America, grew up in Paris, lived in Belfast, before settling near London. Her nomadic childhood fueled a plethora of experiences which found their way into her authentic lyricism. In 2017 she released her acclaimed debut EP “Fearless”. Influenced by Nat King Cole, as well as The Spice Girls, she wraps her lyrics in a melodious pop/soul blend.
Opening with smooth, enchanting guitar plucks, her new single is a ravishing R&B gem from the very first note. While the multi-layered, dynamic backing vocals line the aural atmosphere and the easygoing percussion gently bounces along, it’s her sublime, honey-dripping vocals that are putting a spell on your eardrums. Singing about being honest about mixed feelings, this is a mellow treat.
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Billy Ocean – “Mystery Lady”
From his album “Suddenly” (1984):Carly Rae Jepsen – “Want You In My Room”
From her album “Dedicated” (2019):Shookrah – “Notions”
The five members of this Irish synth-soul outfit created an unique sound that is nestled between R&B, Neo-Soul and Future-Soul. Influenced by the sounds of Thundercat, Solange and Anderson .Paak, they debuted with their EP “Implicit Content” back in 2014. They’ve shared a stage with Billy Ocean, headlined at Cork’s Quarter Block Party and are gearing up to go on a national and European tour.
Adding a sleek, funky vibe to their musical cornucopia of genre-spanning sounds, their new single is overflowing with vibrant luminosity. Taken from their long-awaited, self-titled debut album, to be released on October 25, it’s the aural blend of catchy beats, sweltering synths and the plethora of jazzy guitar strums, matched with sumptuous, soulful vocals, that makes this a lavish, ear-tingling tune.
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From his album “Leap Of Faith” (2013):
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