From their upcoming album “Between You & Me”, to be released on 4 September 2020:
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Month: July 2020
Leonard Luka – “Kimono”
This Dutch vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer traveled around Asia and Oceania, trying to connect to his Indonesian/Dutch roots. Influenced by the likes of Jordan Rakei and Emily King, he combined jazz, R&B and indie with deeply personal lyricism. He debuted with his 2017 EP “BOY”, played the So What’s Next festival and was support act for Aeris Roves and Steffen Morrison.
Slowly moving into his exquisite soundscape with a Japanese inspired synth, his new single is sparkling with delicious soulful vibes. Taken from his forthcoming EP “Mimicry”, expected later this year, he sings about finding your identity in a polarizing world. With a vintage rhythm, sleek electric guitar and his vibrant, soul-dripping vocals, this smooth groove embraces you with its tempting tones.
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Marcia Hines – “Whatever Goes Around”
From her album “Shining” (1976):The Waterboys – “The Soul Singer”
From their upcoming album “Good Luck, Seeker”, to be released on 21 August 2020:
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Kandle – “Better Man”
Born into the music industry as the daughter of 54-40 frontman Neil Osborne, this bright, empowering Canadian chanteuse pours life’s challenges into her honest lyrics and drizzles them with blues-touched rock melodies. Influenced by the likes of Nancy Sinatra, Billie Holiday and Shirley Bassey, her songs are heartfelt and authentic. She released her debut EP “Kandle” in 2012 to critical acclaim.
Conjuring the smoky atmosphere of a German cabaret, her new single is as cathartic as it is musically delectable. With genuine lyrics about her being manipulated by someone she entrusted with her career, it’s her hypnotic, yet commanding vocals that deliver her weighty message. And with mighty drums, energetic keys and even a touch of brass, this lush pop-rock gem is emitting pure strength.
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From their album “Colours” (2010):
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