From their album “Sky-High!” (1976):
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Month: February 2020
The Pussycat Dolls – “React”
Returning after a 10 year hiatus with a killer electro-pop tune, this is the new single by The Pussycat Dolls:
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Uché ft. Bootsy Collins – “Whatever”
Born as Uchechukwu Walter Ndubizu-Egwin-Okoli in Sugar Land, TX, this impassioned performer found his calling when he saw High School Musical aged 11. Since he sang in choirs and learned to dance from his family in Nigeria. His rise to fame came as a top 10 contestant on Season 17 of American Idol. Influenced by Michael Jackson, Prince and Freddy Mercury, he blends pop with a dynamic funkiness.
Enlisting the vast talent of the original funkateer Bootsy Collins, his sassy debut single is a powerful funkadelic trip. Cooking some R&B with a touch of hiphop, a spoonful of pop and a smidgen of 70s disco, all generously marinated in funky flavors and served with an abundance of pizzazz, it’s a delicious sonic snack. And with his Larry Blackmon-like vocal vitality, this is an exceptional funkalicious jam.
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Sass Jordan – “Double Trouble”
From her album “Tell Somebody” (1988):Billy Raffoul – “Without Falling In Love”
From his upcoming EP “A Few More Hours At YYZ”, to be released on 3 April 2020:
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Isabelle Brown – “To Say Goodbye”
Though still living her teenage years, this Brighton-born British singer and songwriter has known her ambition was musical since she started vocal lessons aged 5. At 7 she wrote her first song and uploaded a Nina Simone cover to YouTube aged 9. Inspired by legends like Wilson Pickett, Tina Turner and James Brown, she blends classic soul with contemporary R&B and debuted with “Places” in 2018.
Aurally and lyrically nurturing an emotionally bruised soul, her new single wraps its warm sonic arms around your shoulders and comforts you. A mellow rhythm drives the melody, while soothing guitars, tranquil keys and a flourish of soft horns add a velveteen opulence. Singing about closure and acceptance, her silken neo-soul vocals mold a smooth groove you don’t want to say goodbye to.
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