From their EP “Anxious, Irrational, Fashionable” (2020):
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Month: December 2020
Tibi & The Otters – “I Don’t Know”
Based in Budapest, this Hungarian threesome of soulful funkateers was born from the local Open Mic scene, bringing together Tibi Vesselényi, Jeff Joyner and Lancelot du Lac in 2018. Influenced by the likes of Bill Withers, Stevie Wonder and Jacob Collier, they’ve created their own rocket ship of otteriffic auditory adventures. Often joined by other artists, they’re ready for their next sonic phase.
Although their debut single sounds simple at first glance, it’s anything but. Starting with a mild, gospel organ, smooth soul-dripping vocals and chirpy birds, it skillfully builds layer upon layer of musical magic. Adding some world music touches and dulcet African chants makes this a delectable melting-pot of sounds and styles, weaving them together in an alluring amalgam of audible delights.
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Betty Wright – “Everybody Was Rockin'”
From her album “Danger High Voltage” (1974):Roosevelt – “Strangers”
From his upcoming album “POLYDANS”, to be released on 26 February 2021:
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Sue Moreno – “My Angel Watches Over Me”
This sultry and bewitching songbird is no stranger to the music scene. At 15 she was already singing in her first band Memphis, but it was as singer of the rock ‘n roll band Sue Moreno & The Flaming Stars that she first had a taste of success. Inspired by legends like Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald and Dean Martin, she embarked on a solo career in 2002 and debuted with her album “All I Can Do Is Dream You”.
Featuring the legendary Hi Rhythm and Stax musicians, The Memphis Horns and The Barnes Brothers and recorded in an analog studio, her new single is pure musical silk. Taken from her upcoming album “The Memphis Soul Sessions”, it’s the smooth percussion, stylish horns and her enchanting, honey-sweet vocals that takes you back to the soulful 60s and shows her to be a genuine aural angel.
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From their album “Crown Posada” (2016):
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