From her album “Wanderlust” (2014):
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Month: September 2024
Blossoms – “I Like Your Look”
From their album “Gary” (2024):Liang Lawrence – “Out Loud”
Having grown up in 8 different countries before she was 18, this UK-based singer-songwriter picked up a lot of multi-cultural influences to incorporate into her music. She taught herself to play guitar and write songs in her bedroom. Since starting to release her music to the world, she’s played a BBC Introducing showcase and supported artists such as Will Joseph Cook and HONNE. Inspired by Clairo, The Japanese House and boygenius, she released her debut single “Santa Cruz” in 2020.
Capturing the butterflies you feel when fancying someone and the inability to speak that they cause, her new single is a playful love song that combines alt-pop and folk. With a 90s female singer/songwriter melodic vibe, it’s the sprightly guitars, full-bodied drums and even a touch of steel guitar that feed a joyous, feel-good ambience. And with the happiness-inducing sound of her enchanting vocals, this glowing tune combines lush nostalgia with a sense of contemporary warmth.
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Howard Jones – “New Song”
From his album “Human’s Lib” (1984):Bishop Briggs – “Good For Me”
From her upcoming album “Tell My Therapist I’m Fine”, to be released on 18 October 2024:
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Tara Van – “Glow”
Based in Toronto, this Canadian singer and songwriter started writing songs at the young age of four. She attended Rosedale Heights School of Performing Arts, studying vocals, drama, dance and musical theatre. Unfortunately, anxiety caused by years of school bullying, abusive relationships and undiagnosed ADHD prevented her from sharing her music with the world. Inspired by David Bowie’s performance brilliance and the folk-rock vibe of Melanie, she debuted with “Kicks” in 2023.
Filled with the vibrancy of the feeling of being your most authentic and unguarded self, her new single is probably the most empowering and freeing song you’ll hear this year. Celebrating bringing out that special glow in yourself, she combines lighthearted pop with 70s-touched folk joyousness. With an upbeat rhythm and bright guitar starting the track off, they’re joined by fresh keys and gleeful horns. And with her cheery vocals, this feel-good tune is brimming with positivity and self-love.
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