With a beauteous, delicate jazz-pop sound, this is the new single by Floridian band Coyote Theory:
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Month: January 2025
Cece Benz – “We’re Over Now”
Based in Atlanta, this singer and songwriter started singing at a very young age. By the age of 9 she had keyboards and her first guitar. She wrote her first song after a songwriting camp in Nashville and started gigging at farmers markets and coffee shops. Honing her craft, she studied vocal performance and songwriting at Berklee College of Music. Drawing inspiration from artists like Holly Humberstone, Maggie Rogers and Lizzy McAlpine, she released her debut “Growing Pains” in 2023.
Inspired by Taylor Swift’s lyrics to “Tis The Damn Season”, her new single captures the feelings that are unleashed when you see that an ex-lover has moved on and is with someone else. Accompanied by a melancholy acoustic guitar, a mellow piano and a retro-touched percussion, it’s a perfect sonic blend of past and present. And with a true vulnerability in her powerful, emotion-laden vocals, she’s showing off her immense musical talent in this intricately layered piece of indie pop magic.
Haircut One Hundred – “Fantastic Day”
From their album “Pelican West” (1982):Jordana Bryant – “Remembering It Wrong”
From her upcoming EP “Right Key, Wrong Porch”, to be released on 14 March 2025:
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Sydney Lauren – “Childhood Bedroom”
Calling New York City home, this singer and songwriter started piano lessons at 15, followed by learning how to play acoustic guitar. She attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, before moving back to New York. Since then she’s performed at venues like The Delancey and The Bitter End and has had her songs featured on TV shows such as Temptation Island and The Biggest Loser. Inspired by Sara Bareilles, JP Saxe and Ingrid Andress, she released her debut “Barricade” in 2015.
Looking back to the carefree days of our childhood when we had no responsibilities and having fun was the main priority, her new single reminisces about those good ole times. Starting the song off, it’s just her storytelling voice with a guitar that teases us in. The melody soon turns out to be a delicious blend of pop with a touch of country, when an upbeat percussion joins the fun and leads to an anthemic bridge. And with her refreshing vocals, this tune brings back the memories.
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From their album “Get Lucky” (1990):
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