In The Spotlight

YAOUNDÉBOXINGCLUB – “Won’t Come Back”

Grown up in Limoges, France and Yaoundé, Cameroon, after which French-Cameroonian singer, songwriter and producer Marjorie ‘MJ’ Bassong named herself, she is now based in London, UK. She started making music at the age of 13 and evolved from making DJ mixes, to learning to play the guitar and recording and mixing her own songs. Drawing inspiration from wide-ranging artist such as Tracy Chapman, Tears For Fears and The 1975, she released her debut “Oceans” in 2019.

Narrating the difficult journey of releasing the shackles of ideologies ingrained in childhood and the serenity and happiness that freedom can bring, her new single celebrates taking control of your own life. Starting the song with a neon-infused 80s synth, it evolves to add a contemporary bouncy beat and a warm guitar. Coasting on the joyous melody, it’s the lustrous glow of her effervescent vocals that combine the retro and modern influences into a glorious slice of sparkling pop.

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Music History

Lakeside – “Fantastic Voyage”

From their album “Fantastic Voyage” (1980):

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New Music

Jess Glynne – “Enough”

From her upcoming album “JESS”, to be released on 26 April 2024:

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Alicia Stockman – “Another Breakup Song”

Hailing from Utah, this singer and songwriter grew up in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains. Always interested in music, it wasn’t until her high school years that she taught herself to play guitar. Following a stint in a local rock band, she attended the Rocky Mountain Song School. Choosing a solo career, she focused more on storytelling and an Americana/soul sound. Inspired by powerhouse artists like Patty Griffin, Indigo Girls and Jewel, she debuted with her EP “Singles” in 2018.

Emphasizing that she does not want to write another breakup song, her new single actually shines an optimistic glow over love and relationships. Temporarily parking her signature americana sound, she’s dipped this track in honey-smooth, 70s-infused soul. With a mellow vibe from the retro rhythm, warm guitars and soulful keys, this vintage sounding melody captures a 70s summer sun. And with her luscious, authentic vocals, this infectious groove is pure sonic candy.

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Music History

Levellers – “Dog Train”

From their album “Mouth To Mouth” (1997):

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New Music

girl in red – “Too Much”

From her upcoming album “I’M DOING IT AGAIN BABY!”, to be released on 12 April 2024:

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