From their album “The Illusion Of Safety” (2010):
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Month: February 2020
Dagny – “Come Over”
Dripping with infectious, neon 80s yumminess, this is the new single by Norwegian songstress Dagny:
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Launa – “Runnin'”
Born in the Welsh city of Swansea, but now based in Brighton, this young British singer/songwriter broke out of her cocoon in 2019 and turned into a beautiful musical butterfly. Inspired by artists like LÉON and Dua Lipa, she debuted her infectious pop sound on her single “You Make Me”, catching the attention of BBC Radio Wales. Planning a tour around the UK, she’s working on a vibrant live show.
Establishing her signature sound with infectious hooks and an energetic bounce, her new single enriches modern pop sensibilities. Taken from her debut EP with the same title, the song starts with a mellow vibe from a silky synth and crisp fingersnaps, before truly coming to life with a powerful rhythm. And with her crystalline vocals singing about love, this is a refreshing sample of the future of pop.
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Rick Astley – “The Ones You Love”
From his album “Body & Soul” (1993):Hannah Grace – “Blue”
With funky-tasting pop sensibilities, this is the new single by British songstress Hannah Grace:
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Franc Moody – “Skin On Skin”
Formed around London duo Ned Franc and Jon Moody, this funk collective takes classic funk and disco and joins it with unconventional sounds. Whether that’s a dripping radiator or salt shakers, they can be heard fusing with the electronic rhythms and rich vintage grooves. Although they released their debut EP in 2016, it was their 2017 single “Dopamine” which introduced their standout sound.
Teasing the release of their upcoming album “Dream In Colour”, dropping on February 28th, their new single is brimming with an instant funkiness and infectious vibes. Reminiscent of Daft Punk, they turn a bouncy rhythm, sweltry synths and copious handclaps into glitterball glitz. Whether you’re slow dancing on a disco dancefloor or in a contemporary club, this sizzling jam emits pure chemistry.
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