From their album “Discovery” (1979):
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Month: November 2019
Oh Wonder – “I Wish I Never Met You”
From their upcoming album “No One Else Can Wear Your Crown”, to be released on 7 February 2020:
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Charles Parker – “Love Is Us”
Native to Baltimore, this singer, guitarist and songwriter spent his childhood listening to the likes of The Bay City Rollers and The Partridge Family, but the discovery of Kiss and Iron Maiden showed him another side to music. He’s spent over 20 years playing in cover bands, but took his own blend of country, folk and rock on a solo outing in 2017 and released his debut album “Bring Back The Sun”.
Giving an exhilarating rock beat some boot-stompin’ twang, his new single is the glittering result of when different sounds cross paths. With some powerful percussion rocking the melody and the catchy country guitar enhancing the joyous harmony, it opens up to allow his narrative vocal style to shine. And with the addition of some catchy hooks, this foot-tappin’ tune is truly jumpin’.
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Jaki Graham – “You Can Count On Me”
From her album “Real Life” (1995):The Heavy – “Last Man Standing”
Overflowing with funkalicious yumminess, this is the new single by British funkateers The Heavy:
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Basia Bulat – “Your Girl”
Born in Toronto, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up listening to her mother’s piano students as well as legendary soul from Sam Cooke and Stax on the radio. She’s a multi-instrumentalist, playing guitar, autoharp, piano, ukulele, bass and charango. Combining her early musical influences with a love of folk, country and R&B, she released her debut album “Oh, My Darling” in 2007.
Written in a snowstorm in Montreal and recorded in the desert heat of Joshua Tree in California, her new single also explores the edges of extremes musically. Despite singing with her Stevie Nicks-touched vocals about letting go of someone you lost, it’s foot-tappin’ invigorating and upbeat. Taken from her upcoming album “Are You In Love?”, expected on March 27, this is a tasty aural contradiction.
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