From her album “DISCO” (2020):
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Month: December 2020
Palace – “Cold Ones”
Diving in an infinite pool of vividly colored 80s AOR/Rock nostalgia, Swedish vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Michael Palace knows just how to take his listeners on a trip down memory lane. Upon joining his label Frontiers, he’s featured on several releases of other artists, such as Creye, Kryptonite and Toby Hitchcock. He debuted with his album “Master Of The Universe” in 2016.
His new single conjures up images of driving down a neon-lit street in a Cadillac convertible with the top down and the radio blaring. Taken from his album “Rock And Roll Radio”, it kicks off with a powerful rock beat and howling guitars soaring above the synths, making way for the retro-touched grit of his voltaic vocal vitality. And with a surprise sax solo, this is red-hot melodic rock at its best.
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En Vogue – “Giving Him Something He Can Feel”
From their album “Funky Divas” (1992):Steve Lukather – “Serpent Soul”
From his upcoming album “I Found The Sun Again”, to be released on 21 February 2021:
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The Freedom Affair – “Give A Little Love”
Hailing from Kansas City, this 9-piece soul collective was formed in 2017, after Chris Hazelton and Dave Brick met and found a shared vision to write original soul music. Fronted by three female powerhouse vocalists and with an explosive band forging sonic fireworks, they recreate classic 60s soul, but with an added dollop of funk and an afrobeat. They debuted with the single “Rise Up” in 2019.
Driven by sweet percussion and filled with luscious brass, their new single is a true musical marvel. Taken from their album “Freedom Is Love” and breathing their politically-charge message of positivity for the future through every note, it’s the laidback vibe of the 60s soul sound and the perfect harmonies encouraging us to love each other, that make this tune an early, soul-infused Christmas present.
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From their album “Remote” (1988):
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