From her upcoming album “Denim & Rhinestones”, to be released on 10 June 2022:
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Month: April 2022
Peach Tree Rascals – “Good Advice”
Hailing from San Jose, this quintet of musical friends formed while they were in high school. Consisting of Isaac Pech, Dominic Pizano, Tarrek Abdel-Khaliq, Joseph Barros and Jorge Olazaba, they played together for fun for three years, before focusing on a serious career. Influenced by the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Frank Ocean and John Mayer, they debuted their funky hiphop blend on “Glide” in 2018.
Written about the feeling of having to make decisions to please others, rather than trusting your gut, their new single delivers their advice wrapped in uplifting vibes. First dishing out some smooth grooves from a fresh piano, the song quickly comes alive with a funky beat and soul-touched vocals. And with a touch of rap, joyous handclaps and a shiny pop feel, this catchy sunlit jam is just peachy.
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Izzy Bizu – “Adam & Eve”
From her album “A Moment Of Madness” (2016):Vance Joy – “Clarity”
From his upcoming album “In Our Own Sweet Time”, to be released on 10 June 2022:
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Avery Raquel – “You Said”
Multi-talented and wildly versatile, this Canadian singer and songwriter began singing at the age of 4 and learned to play violin, piano and ukulele. Also a voice-over artist and radio co-host, she embraces performing in any shape. Inspired by artists such as Etta James, Amy Winehouse and Allen Stone, she debuted with a jazzy album “Life Lessons” in 2016, before changing to her soulful R&B & pop blend.
Putting to music the excitement when feeling new love, her new single was inspired by her own experience after a successful Tinder date. Taken from her self-titled album, it starts with cheeky guitar plucks and her honeyed vocals, before it comes alive with a bouncy rhythm and playful keys. Merging R&B and pop with a touch of jazz, this groove combines the flirtation of romance with euphoria.
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From his album “High Adventure” (1982):
Jansen's Jamz 