Enriching their punchy pop with funky flavors, this is the new single by Los Angeles-based duo Foster The People:
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Month: September 2019
Lauriana Mae – “Love To The City”
This New Jersey gal grew up in a small town setting, where the people had blue-collar ideals and backyard barbecues. She got accepted to a performing arts high school in New York City. Since then she’s collaborated with the likes of CeeLo Green and B.o.B. Influenced by timeless legends such as Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Alicia Keys, she debuted with “They Don’t Know” in 2010.
Dipping smooth R&B flavors in an easygoing, jazzy stew, her new single is an ear-tingling musical treat. The breezy rhythm, heavenly violins, mellow organ and silky horns create some laid-back vintage charm, while her sultry and suave vocal chops narrate her story with a honey-dripping sweetness. Mesmerizing from the very first note, it’s a luscious bowl of candy-coated sonic sumptuousness.
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Wang Chung – “Let’s Go”
From their album “Mosaic” (1986):Judy Blank – “Oh Honey”
From her upcoming EP “Morning After”, to be released on 1 November 2019:
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Hayley Fahey – “Rosewater”
This Washington DC native singer and songwriter has been wowing audiences with her mighty, soulful voice at all her live shows. Also a multi-instrumentalist, she plays piano, guitar and mandolin. Drawing inspiration from country, blues and folk, she’s influenced by the likes of Eva Cassidy, Lady Antibellum and Joni Mitchell. She released her critically acclaimed debut album “Sweet Red” in 2016.
Starting with country guitar vibes and vocals ingrained with bluesy grit, all leading to a contemporary R&B-styled chorus, her latest single is a clever amalgamation of all the best bits of various genres. Imbued with melodic attitude, her forceful, impassioned voice effortlessly rides the slick rhythm to the vigorous electric guitar solo and gives this potent, rose-scented powerhouse a bit of a bite.
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From his album “The Kids & Me” (1974):
Jansen's Jamz 