From their album “Sweets From A Stranger” (1982):
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Month: November 2019
Kelsea Ballerini – “Club”
With an infectiously powerful twang, this is the new single by country-pop superstar Kelsea Ballerini:
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Lexi Todd – “Window Shopping”
Naturally drawn to music, vinyl and self-expression, this New Jersey-born singer and songwriter is inspired by the free-spirited nature of her hometown. Now Brooklyn-based, she acts as an advocate for other artists by day, while also performing with the alt-R&B band Chevy Lopez by night. Introducing her pop, R&B and Jazz fusion solo sound, she debuted with her EP “Maria, Immured” in 2018.
With a velvety melody smoothing the way for her jazz-touched voice, her new single takes a refreshing look at Classic Motown gold. The enchanting instrumentation of a mellow rhythm, understated guitars and smooth violins wrap their warm harmonies around her delectable, soul-drenched vocals. Silky, sumptuous and yet commanding, this luscious gem truly shows her incredible aural artistry.
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Bee Gees – “When He’s Gone”
From their album “High Civilization” (1991):Kerri Watt – “Chasing Aeroplanes”
Showing her invigorating rock-chick side, this is the new single by Scottish songstress Kerri Watt:
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LUNAFALL – “Change My Mind”
Hailing from Birmingham, this British trio has exploded onto the music scene with their genre-transcending sound. Consisting of Joel Darkes, Dave Bright and Darius Franklin, they’ve been touring with their electric live show across the UK and Europe and had their music featured on BBC Introducing. With their high-energy blend of pop and rock, they debuted with “Knock Me Down” in 2017.
Combining contemporary pop elements with a retro rock capped tune, their new single scales the peaks of their invigorating soundscape. Ascending from a delightfully mellow verse to the punchy indie-dipped chorus, it travels all over the sonic spectrum and highlights the finest bits it has to offer. And with their lush harmonious dual vocals topping the infectious melody, this is pop/rock at its best.
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