From their upcoming album “Kaleidoscope Eyes”, to be released on 19 February 2021:
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Month: December 2020
Abi Farrell – “I Will See You Through”
Hailing from Oxfordshire, this powerhouse soulstress was raised on steady diet of female pop, funk and soul. Influenced by the likes Aretha Franklin, Carole King and Chaka Khan, she’s stunning critics with her vocal control and tone. She debuted with her EP “The Only Way I Learn” in 2019, which earned her Richer Unsigned’s Artist Of The Week. She’s now in a writing partnership with Nick Corbin.
Welcoming you into her vivid auditory world with playful pizzicato strings, her new single soon reveals its uplifting, soulful self. Giving delicious 60s soul a contemporary edge, it’s the sprightly percussion and flirtatious violins with a slight gospel hue, which frame her sweet, yet fiery vocals. Sonically giving the listener a warm embrace, this lucid, high-spirited groove will see you through anything.
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Cee Lo Green – “Bright Lights, Bigger City”
From his album “The Lady Killer” (2010):Bonnie Tyler – “When The Lights Go Down”
From her upcoming album “The Best Is Yet To Come”, to be released on 26 February 2021:
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Captain Kidd – “Somebody Else”
Originally named Dyslexic Turtle, this energetic duo from Columbus, Ohio is the latest incarnation of this bands line-up. Co-founded by lead singer Nate Baumgard and school friend Eric Blaha, the initial line-up was a quartet, which debuted with “Freaky Love” in 2013. Influenced by The Beatles and Pink Floyd, Nate is joined by keyboardist and guitarist Kyle Kanzigg to complete the current line-up.
By letting a shimmering electronic soundscape slowly engulf you, their new single entices your ears in to hear their lyrical tale about dealing with imposter syndrome. Though the production feels contemporary and fresh, it’s the neon-touched, atmospheric synths, which give it a retro feel and yet ride effortlessly on the techno beats. Dreamy, mesmeric and catchy, this is a worthy earworm.
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From their album “Turn The Music Up” (1989):
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