Sprinkled with an abundance of colorful yuletide tinsel, this is the jolly new single by Nicole Arrage:
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Month: December 2021
Dursun – “Vibe This”
Born as Dursun Erbay and hailing from Amsterdam, this Dutch soul brother entered the music scene when he competed in TV show The Best Singer-Songwriter of The Netherlands in 2015. Over the years he’s written and produced songs for several artists and bands. Influenced by Lenny Kravitz, Prince and Dutch rockers Herman Brood & His Wild Romance, he debuted with “My Baby” in 2018.
Invigorating from the get-go, his new single combines the best elements from soul, funk and hiphop. Initially laying down a mellow funkalicious foundation with juicy drums and crisp electric guitar strums, it’s soon embellished with a fresh piano and his soul-rapping vocals narrating a breakup. With an ascending melody enriched with satiny strings, this delicious blend is filled with laidback vibes.
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TLC – “Sleigh Ride”
From the soundtrack of the movie “Home Alone 2: Lost In New York” (1992):
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Darren Criss – “Christmas Dance”
From his album “A Very Darren Crissmas (Deluxe)” (2021):
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Ally Cribb – “Bigger”
Born and raised in the bustling city of Toronto, which exposed her to a rich, diverse musical scene, this youthful singer and songwriter possesses a natural soulfulness well beyond her 16 years. With an inherent instinct for songwriting and a raw, creative flair, she draws inspiration from her musical heroes Taylor Swift and Joni Mitchell. She debuted with a cover of Radiohead’s “Creep” early 2021.
Ascending to new sonic heights with an anthemic and buoyant instrumentation, her sophomore single is filled with imposing melodic energy. Reminiscent of the cinematic finesse of Coldplay, it’s the fusion of fresh piano, rousing percussion and spirited guitars accompanying her powerful voice, singing about breaking through obstacles, that makes this impressive groove sound extraordinary.
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From his album “In Your Mind” (1977):
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