From her upcoming EP “Thorns”, to be released on 5 August 2022:
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Month: July 2022
Drax Project – “Fashion Sense”
Officially formed in Wellington in 2014, this New Zealand R&B/pop quartet got their musical start when jazz students Shaan Singh and Matt Beachen were performing covers as buskers. Later joined by Sam Thomson and Ben O’Leary, they switched to original material. They’ve since opened for Camila Cabello in 2018 and Christina Aquilera in 2019. They released their debut “Came To Me” in 2016.
Instantly stroking your ears with a lighthearted, sunlit bounce, their new single sounds like a cherished roadtrip tune, as it borrows from the 80s and 90s and infuses it with summery vibes. Taken from their EP “Diamond”, it’s the bobbing rhythm and the refreshing acoustic piano laying down the sunbeams for the sleek R&B vocals to coast over and make this jam a sonic fashion statement.
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Diana Ross – “Workin’ Overtime”
From her album “Workin’ Overtime” (1989):Hot Chip – “Eleanor”
From their upcoming album “Freakout/Release”, to be released on 19 August 2022:
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Goldie Scott – “Mista Mystery”
Born as Stephanie Weisz, this New York-based singer and songwriter attended Syracuse University in 2018, studying TV, radio and film. However, as she was writing songs more than paying attention, she changed career paths. In 2019 she auditioned for American Idol and made it to Hollywood Week. Inspired by Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus and Amy Winehouse, she debuted with “Desert Queen” in 2020.
Telling the story about meeting a stranger and realizing that they’re the one from your dreams, her new single wraps the romanticism in delicious nostalgic 70s-dipped vibes. With a driving disco beat, funky wah-wah guitars and vintage synths, this tune blends the past with a modern production. And with her captivating R&B vocals, this bouncy retro groove sounds irresistibly infectious.
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From their album “Gratitude” (1975):
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