In The Spotlight

Nectar Woode – “Nothing To Lose”

Born and raised in Milton Keynes and based in London, this British/Ghanaian singer and songwriter grew up in a creative family of a saxophonist dad and a fashion cutter mom. She developed her jazzy, neo-soul sound immersing herself in the vibrant London jazz community, while at university. Inspired by Erykah Badu, D’angelo and Lauryn Hill, she released her debut single “For The Best” in 2022.

Championing getting back up after life’s unexpected turns have hurt you, her new single is a sophisticated jigsaw of various sonic puzzle pieces. Taken from her upcoming debut EP “Nothing To Lose”, expected on February 23rd, it’s the intricate blend of a hiphop beat, jazzy guitars and her R&B-infused, soulful vocal style that will enchant your ears and give the listener a heartwarming aural hug.

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Music History

Howard Hewett – “Strange Relationship”

From his album “Forever And Ever” (1988):

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New Music

Kenzie – “Face To Face”

Bringing an ode to digital loneliness, this is the new single by singer and songwriter Kenzie Ziegler:

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In The Spotlight

Drew Davies – “You’re The Only One”

Yorkshire-born and Glasgow-based, this British singer and songwriter grew up in a music-loving family with a piano playing grandmother and a singing mom. After a move to London he played in bands like The Mercy House and performed at festivals like Download and Bloodstock. Inspired by Queen, King Crimson and Iggy Pop, he debuted his solo alt-rock sound on “Man On The Run” in 2019.

Showing off his main influences like Bruce Springsteen and David Bowie, his new single is certainly dipped in the retro rock vibes. Taken from his upcoming album “Holloway Nights”, expected on January 26th, it’s the driving beat, soaring electric guitars and hazy synths that form the impassioned atmosphere. And with his vivacious, Bowie-esque vocal power, this stirring tune sounds electrifying.

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Music History

Shanice – “I Love Your Smile”

From her album “Inner Child” (1991):

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New Music

James Arthur – “Bitter Sweet Love”

From his upcoming album “Bitter Sweet Love”, to be released on 26 January 2024:

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