Raised in South-East London and with Sri Lankan and German roots, this singer, songwriter and musician blends the influence from his varied cultural heritage with the gospel music he discovered in church. Since then he’s toured the world opening for artists like Sting, Melanie C and Olly Murs. In 2019 he reached the quarter finals on The Voice UK. Inspired by Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder and John Legend, he debuted his soulful R&B sound on his single “Lovin’ You Is Easy” in 2020.
Singing about celebrating the glory of life itself and reminding the listeners to grab whatever life throws at you with both hands, his new single tries to open your eyes to the good change can bring. Wrapped in an intricate melodic blend of a funky rhythm, warm bass line and crisp, jazzy keys, it’s his velveteen vocals and smooth harmonies that gently stroke your ears. And with the added easy-going horns, this is a soul-infused sonic potpourri of infectious optimism and a silken sound.
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From their album “Serious Slammin'” (1988):
From his upcoming album “Everything I Thought It Was”, to be released on 15 March 2024:
Based in Melbourne/Naarm, Australian singer and songwriter Siobhan McGinnity is a multi-disciplinary artist and advocate. She was trained as a pianist from the age of 7 and grew up moving from town to town. Her musical passion started to bloom after settling in Melbourne. Disabled from 
Fueled by the climate crisis and the effect fast fashion has on the environment in particular, her new single is actually a call to arms for listeners to take a stand and make the right choices for the planet. She balances the inspirational lyrics with a sparkling late 80s/early 90s pop melody. With a cheery, sun-filled vibe from the sprightly guitars and playful, retro-dipped rhythm, it’s her glistening and heartfelt vocals that add a mesmerizing layer to this authentic and magical delight. 
From their album “Travelling Without Moving” (1996):
From her upcoming album “Joyride”, to be released on 24 May 2024:
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