From their album “Private Eyes” (1981):
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Month: March 2022
Ashe – “Another Man’s Jeans”
Radiating a happy-go-lucky vibe from the sunlit country-pop blend, this is the new single by songbird Ashe:
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Elise Hayes – “Real”
Based in Nashville, this prolific singer and songwriter has been performing since the age of 12. She graduated from the renowned Berklee College Of Music in Boston and had songs featured on several TV shows like Grey’s Anatomy and Charmed. She’s also written songs for Lucie Silvas and Jill Andrews and toured with Carly Pearce. She debuted her Pop/R&B flavored sound on her single “Waves” in 2015.
Reminding you that life is found in human connection and the simple things rather than in cyberspace, her new single delights with a playful bounce. Fusing sparkly pop with splashes of R&B, soul and a touch of country, it’s the buoyant beat, fresh piano and lively handclaps that add a joyous vibe to this rousing tune. And with her chirpy vocals coasting the melody, she’s certainly keeping it real.
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KC & The Sunshine Band – “Do You Feel All Right”
From their album “Who Do Ya (Love)” (1978):Charli XCX – “Baby”
From her upcoming album “CRASH”, to be released on 18 March 2022:
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Tom McGuire & The Brassholes – “D.R.E.A.D”
Hailing from Glasgow, this 8-piece Scottish powerhouse funk outfit was formed in 2014, when they met busking on the street during the Commonwealth Games. Known for their high-octane live performances, both on the festival circuit as having toured the UK and Europe, they’ve also supported Craig Charles and George Clinton. They debuted their heavy funk force on their single “Ric Flair” in 2018.
Forged from the fractured time of lockdown, their new single tackles the feeling of being overwhelmed by the stresses of life, as well as self-doubt and hopelessness. Despite the heavy lyrical content, the track is brimming with classic heavy funk from the spirited synths, blazing brass and fiery rhythm. And with his Stevie Wonder-dipped voice injecting pure energy, this is a red-hot funky groove.
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