From her upcoming album “Smile”, to be released on 14 August 2020:
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Month: July 2020
Eddy Lee Ryder – “Expected To Fly”
Initially known as Liz Brennan, this high-spirited singer and songwriter is a classically trained musician and opera singer. Exposed to airy pop and light rock in her youth, it was Peter Gabriel’s “Solsberry Hill” that changed her world. Drawing inspiration from Bruce Springsteen and Kate Bush, she pours her life’s experiences into her songwriting. She debuted her new moniker with “Small Apartment” in 2019.
With a bracing guitar and an invigorating vintage edge, her new single is a celebration of 70s rock with a pinch of 80s pop. The lively percussion and added piano chords complement the roaring melody. Sounding like a mix of a gravelly Stevie Nicks and a celestial Kate Bush, the rawness of her mighty vocal skills supplements the retro rock vibe, making this a rousing jam that won’t just fly; it will soar.
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Earth, Wind & Fire – “Let Me Talk”
From their album “Faces” (1980):Gin Wigmore – “Feels Like Me”
Sparkling with upbeat sunlit positivity, this is the new single by powerhouse songbird Gin Wigmore:
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Honeyboys – “Grapevine”
Hailing from San Luis Obispo under the Californian sun, these five musicians push the genre boundaries. The band got started in the fall of 2019 by vocalist Ari Eisenberg and guitarist Reese Gardner, both of which were breathing music from a young age. And with the addition of Matt Sato, Grady Gallagher and Erin O’Rourke completing the lineup, they debuted with “I Just wanna Know” early 2020.
Highlighting a plethora of different decades and styles, their new single is bursting with vintage auditory wonder. With retro funk and hiphop, 60s psychedelia and West-Coast pop-rock all blending together into an imposing brew, this extravagant sounding jam takes your ears on an unforgettable trip. Intended for some serious movin’ and groovin’, this opulent tune is as bubbly as a Dom Perignon.
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From her album “Firecracker” (1997):
Jansen's Jamz 