With authentic, raw and passionate 60s soul power, this is the new single by soulstress Vella:
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Month: June 2021
Remember Jones – “Fat Jeans”
This one-of-a-kind soul/pop singer, storyteller and band-leader embraces the best of nostalgia and authentic energy. Performing with a large group of live musicians, he’s played to countless sold-out clubs across the USA. He recorded his 2017 debut album “Ladies And Gentleman, Remember Jones!” with a live audience and shared the stage with George Clinton, Ronnie Spector and Darlene Love.
With the horns from the band Turkuaz instantly creating a funkalicious vibe, his playful new single is a sparkling, feel-good and mood-boosting jam. Filled with body-positive sensibilities, he tackles the toll a year of isolation took on body and mind. Joining the invigorating rhythm, the scintillating keys and his soulful R&B vocals in a highly danceable groove, this tune glitters upon the dancefloor.
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Deniece Williams – “I’ve Got The Next Dance”
From her album “When Love Comes Calling” (1979):Bernhoft – “Call Out Kids”
From his upcoming album “Dancing On My Knees”, to be released on 24 September 2021:
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Lorrèn – “Tell Me”
Based in Amsterdam, this silky smooth Dutch singer and songwriter started singing and scatting with her jazz violinist dad aged only 3. She took to music professionally aged 11 and set off on an ascending career path. Blending soul, pop and jazz, her fusion sound has been likened to famed artists like Melody Gardot, Amy Winehouse and Ella Fitzgerald. She debuted with “The Game Of Love” in 2015.
Delightfully refreshing, deliciously soulful, her new single is the epicenter of where genres and era’s effortlessly intertwine. Taken from her upcoming EP “Pieces”, which is expected in July, the slow, satiny start has the feeling of 60s soul, but soon the enchantment makes way for a slick, funky rhythm and an 80s pop tinge. Singing about doubt in relationships, this lavish jam emits cheerful positivity.
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From his album “Every Turn Of The World” (1985):
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