From her upcoming album “How Did We Get Here”, to be released on 5 March 2021:
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Month: February 2021
Teddy Swims – “My Bad”
Born as Jaten Dimsdale, this preacher’s grandson played football as a child, but every fiber of his being was filled with music. Active in Atlanta’s metal, punk and rap scene, he played and sang in multiple bands, including Elefvnts. In 2019 he uploaded a cover of Michael Jackson’s “Rock With You” to YouTube, which has been viewed over 5.1 million times. He debuted his first original song “Picky” in 2020.
Although the sleeve makes you suspect otherwise, his new single celebrates soul in all its glory. A mellow gospel piano, a punchy R&B rhythm and fresh electric guitars lay a foundation for his incredible soul-infused vocal mastery. With finding the perfect balance between classic and Neo-Soul, this laid-back, yet invigorating smooth groove has become a scintillating, spirited and awe-inspiring jam.
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Bananarama – “Tripping On Your Love”
From their album “Pop Life” (1991):Will Downing – “Stand Up”
From his album “The Song Garden” (2021):Natalie Joly – “Will You Ever Stop”
Brimming with unbridled and passionate talent, this singer, songwriter and musician wrote her first song aged 8. Influenced by famed artists such as The Beatles, Taylor Swift and Tom Petty, she conjured up a blend of classic rock and modern pop. She debuted with “Unintentionally” in 2015 and her 2019 single “You Oughta Know” went on to win Song Of The Year at the New England Music Awards.
Walking away from love, but still wondering what might have been, her new single asks the difficult questions, wrapped in a feel-good mix of upbeat pop, dancing rock guitars and a touch of country twang. Not only written by herself, she also plays piano, organ and guitar, allowing her to pour her own feelings into the track. Bursting with rock energy, this jam leaves you hoping it will never stop.
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From his album “Every Face Tells A Story” (1977):
Jansen's Jamz 