From her album “ELLE” (2024):
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Month: June 2024
Caroline Kingsbury – “Our House”
Born on the day Elvis died and Madonna was born, this sparkling singer and songwriter was destined for a career in music. Despite a conservative upbringing in Florida, she eventually settled in Los Angeles to pursue her destiny. Although she grew up listening to The Killers, she found her sound in the neon haze of 80s music. She opened for AURORA and Miya Folick and toured with Alex Lahey. Inspired by artists like Kate Bush, she released her debut single “Emeralds” in 2017.
Lyrically rejecting all kinds of bigotry against the queer and trans communities, her new single celebrates their right to live and express themselves as they please. Immediately sparking a nostalgic vibe from the 80s-infused pop and disco blend, it’s the retro rhythm, dazzling synths and electric guitars that forge an infectious, neon-dipped melody. And with her vibrant vocals completing the shoulder-padded sound, this glittering groove is a colorful burst of pure sonic energy.
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Gerry Rafferty – “City To City”
From his album “City To City” (1978):Lena – “Good Again”
From her album “Loyal To Myself” (2024):Eddie Witz & The Most High – “In California”
Based in Los Angeles, this multi-genre singer and songwriter started singing and piano lessons at the age of 5. Since then he studied music, performed in the theatre and got a Theatre Arts degree in college. A visit to Jamaica aged 7 sparked a lifelong love for the island and it’s musical roots. His musical development was temporarily halted by the diagnosis of having Ramsey Hunt Syndrome. Inspired by Bob Marley, John Lennon and Elton John, he released his debut “My Island” in 2023.
Trying to capture the essence of the Golden State’s ability to help people find themselves, his new single is a sun-soaked journey of self-discovery. Taken from his upcoming EP “I Am What I Am”, expected on July 12th, the melody starts with a folk-infused acoustic guitar. Driven like a road trip over the nostalgic notes, the song adds a laidback pop rhythm and a touch of steel guitar. And with his charming, soulful vocals completing the sweet mix, this is a mesmerizing sonic odyssey.
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From her album “Sweet Sensation” (1980):
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