From her EP “Wild Wild Woman” (2019):
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Month: September 2019
Cooper Phillip – “Thank You Heartbreak”
This Russian singer and songwriter was born into a music loving family. Her mother was a master violinist and toured with several symphonies. She immersed herself in the music of Ella Fitzgerald, Barbra Streisand and Mariah Carey. Aged 17 she moved to New York and became a wedding singer. After a move to Los Angeles her career took off and she debuted with her single “Silence” in 2014.
Initially teasing the senses with some vintage organ tones, her new single soon develops into a blend of contemporary pop and 90s R&B. With a mesmerizing syncopated rhythm and sweltering synths forming the delicious pop melody and her tantalizing, velvety vocals adding a luscious seductiveness, this luxuriantly textured tune is a sumptuous slice of vibrant sonic empowerment.
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The Heavy – “What Makes A Good Man”
From their album “The Glorious Dead” (2012):Louise – “Breaking Back Together”
From her upcoming album “Heavy Love”, to be released on 17 January 2020:
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Almost Owen – “From The Outside”
Born Isaac Haselkorn, this Boston-based songwriter, producer and vocalist has been performing in bars and jazz clubs from the early age of 11. He studied at the Berklee College Of Music and managed to peak the interest of Grammy-award winning percussionist Jamey Haddad. Influenced by John Mayer and Paul Simon, with whom he shared a stage, he debuted with “Good Thing” in 2017.
Radiating a bright, late Summer glow, his new single blends a bouncy, vintage-dipped melody with insightful lyricism. With 80s pop reminiscent rhythmic beats, vivid guitar strums and a touch of synths giving it a scintillating, Indian Summer feel, it’s his luminous vocals examining the mask we show to others in contrast to reality, that makes this joyous jam refreshing, honest and sonically sparkling.
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From their album “Bananarama” (1984):
Jansen's Jamz 