From their upcoming album “The Good Times And The Bad Ones”, to be released on 15 January 2021:
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Month: December 2020
Devan – “We’re All Gonna Die Anyway”
Toronto-born and London-raised, this enchanting singer and songwriter has been pursuing a music career since she was a kid. As a brazen 10 year old she dropped off a demo at the legendary Olympic Studios, home to Ella Fitzgerald and Stevie Wonder. Blending the genius of her heroes, like Amy Winehouse’s vocal production and Stevie Nicks’ poeticism, she debuted with “Real Shot” in 2020.
Turning down her brazen fire onto a slow burner, her third offering conceives a velveteen, jazzy atmosphere. Mellow guitars and a mild rhythm are the vehicle for her spellbinding vocals, recalling the, climate crisis-inspired, fact that life is short and we shouldn’t let social barriers stop us from telling people how we feel. Mesmerizing, charming and seductive, you want this jam to live forever.
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The Brothers Johnson – “The Real Thing”
From their album “Winners” (1981):Dree Mon – “Love Me At My Best”
With a reverberating dance beat and sheer sonic exuberance, this is the new single by Dree Mon:
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Vincent Bueno – “Don’t Let Go”
Born in Vienna to parents of Filipino descent, this Austrian multi-talent started dancing at the age of 4. At 11 he’d learned to play piano, guitar, drums and bass guitar. He went on to graduate in music and performing arts at the Vienna Conservatory of Music. In 2008 he won the ORF TV talent show “Musical! Die Show” and is going to represent Austria at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021.
Aptly singing about not giving up in these trying times, his new single is a sonic eruption of pure funkalicious vibes. With a bouncy beat from the percussion and bass pulling on your legs and the scintillating keys dragging you on the dancefloor, it’s his refreshing, cheerful vocals that really make you want to dance. Exhilarating, vintage-dipped and infectiously funky, this is one jam you don’t want to let go.
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From her album “Rickie Lee Jones” (1979):
Jansen's Jamz 