From their album “True Love” (2019):
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Month: October 2019
Kristopher James – “Love You Better”
Growing up with musical blood in his veins, this singer, songwriter and musician from Bradenton, Florida created a slew of mixtapes with music ranging from Boyz II Men to Garth Brooks at a young age. However, sitting behind a drumset as a teen fired a desire for more. He taught himself guitar and piano and found his niche Americana-Soul sound. He released his debut EP “Movement” in 2013.
Taken from his first, full-length album “Kindness Never Quits”, his new single is an incredible amalgamation of delicious sounds. With a touch of gospel and a melodious retro trip back to the golden age of Motown and Stax from the vitalizing rhythm, playful tambourine, lively bass line and bracing brass framing his mighty, soul-drenched vocals, this is a shining slice of delectable, salubrious soul.
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T’Pau – “Secret Garden”
From their album “Rage” (1988):Niall Horan – “Nice To Meet Ya”
With a racing, upbeat and funky pop tune, this is the new single by Niall Horan:
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Randa & The Soul Kingdom – “Put your Hands Up”
Introducing funkalicious West-Australian vintage soul, this sextet, fronted by soul sister Randa Khamis, has put their high-octane sound on two albums and have been playing festivals across Australia and Europe with their high-energy live performances. Likened to legends such as Marva Whitney or Ann Sexton, her music was featured in UK’s “Skins” and on Bakermat’s 2018 track “Do Your Thing”.
Following the success of their previous single “2048”, which got nominated for the West Australian Music Song Of The Year award, their new single takes their buoyant grooves to a new funky dimension. With rip-roaring funk guitars, bouncy bass line, erupting horns and her soul-drenched powerhouse vocals tickling your musical fancy, this will have you sliding across the dancefloor in no time.
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From their album “Hydra” (1979):
Jansen's Jamz 