From their album “Turn Back The Clock” (1988):
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Month: July 2023
Leela James – “Right Back In It”
With a delicious midtempo blend of classic soul and 90s R&B, this is the new single by soulstress Leela James:
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St. Humain – “How To Lie”
Born in Singapore and based in Australia, this indie-pop artist grew up as an active child, either running around, playing sport, drawing comics or learning to play the guitar. After that he also learned singing, songwriting and producing. Having created an one-of-a-kind blend of pop, electronic and R&B and inspired by Dua Lipa, Post Malone and Charlie Puth, he debuted with “Make A Move” in 2017.
With lyrics touching on mental health and how we rather say that we’re fine, instead of telling the truth about our feelings, his new single mixes his vulnerable words with sonic energy. Taken from the deluxe version of his EP “METADRAMATIC”, the song starts with guitar plucks, before being joined by sizzling synths and bouncy beats. And with his falsetto vocals, this is a catchy indie-pop jam.
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Exposé – “I Wish The Phone Would Ring”
From their album “Exposé” (1992):Billy Porter – “Broke A Sweat”
From his upcoming album “The Black Mona Lisa”, to be released later in the year:
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Rachel Cousins – “Hell & High Water”
Based in Newfoundland, this rising Canadian singer and songwriter got her start at a young age in musical theatre and loved it. She started writing her own songs aged 13 and began learning guitar. Since she’s collected 6 MusicNL nominations and was named Pop Artist Of The Year in both 2020 and 2021. Inspired by Lennon Stella, Ariana Grande and Shawn Mendes, she debuted with “This Fire” in 2017.
Giving lyrical advice to someone who’s fallen in love but is bothered by past relationships, her new single teaches how to move forward by leaving the past behind. Coating her relatable words in vibrant indie-pop flavors, it’s the enchanting, mellow guitar and her charming, storytelling vocals that lead to the spirited pop chorus. Laden with emotional sensibilities, this tune is an ear-pleasing gem.
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