From his upcoming album “Driven”, to be released on 22 July 2022:
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Month: July 2022
Emily Jean Flack – “Goldie”
Born in Ontario, this Canadian singer and songwriter was raised on the Celtic music from her mother, who is part of the Celtic-pop band Leahy. Her upbringing was therefore laced with traditional Irish music. She traveled to Ireland and studied music at the University Of Limerick. Inspired by the voices of Ella Fitzgerald, Celine Dion and Enya, she debuted with her single “Another Year Gone By” in 2018.
Loosely paying tribute to Goldie Hawn, her new single champions throwing caution to the wind, being yourself and dancing as much as possible. Musically she took her Celtic roots and built an entire castle of various sounds on top. With an insatiable disco rhythm throughout, it’s the retro pop elements, rich Irish violins and her celestial vocals, that make this groove sound exhilarating and fun.
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Gregory Darling – “Invitation”
From his album “Coloured Life” (2012):Anna Bergendahl – “Demons And Dreams”
From her upcoming album “Intention”, to be released later in 2022:
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Toby Sebastian – “Real Kicks”
Born in Oxford, but raised under the Spanish sun, this British singer, songwriter and actor first appeared on TV as a contestant on Orange unsignedAct in 2008. In 2012 he also started his succesful acting career, which included playing Trystane Martell in Games Of Thrones and famed vocalist Andrea Bocelli in the biopic The Music Of Silence. He released his debut album “Into The Light” in 2013.
Giving his own twist to the 70s songs her grew up with, from Fleetwood Mac to David Bowie, his new single takes a nostalgic roadtrip on the musical scales. Taking elements from folk, soul and pop and blending them into a breezy melody, it’s got this laid-back West-Coast sunlit sound from the easygoing guitars and mellow keys. And with his husky vocals, this groove captures freedom in every note.
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From her album “Simply The Best” (1991):
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