From her upcoming mixtape “Mabel”, to be released on 25 July 2025:
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Month: July 2025
Barbara – “Tolerant Nation”
Based in Brighton, this British duo consists of brothers John and Henry Tydeman. As kids they were already playing songs together at the piano, but five years ago they decided to form a band and pursue a musical career. Since then they’ve toured the UK extensively, playing venues like The Brunswick in Hove and supported The Divine Comedy, Haircut 100 and Paul Weller. Inspired by Electric Light Orchestra, The Kinks and Rufus Wainwright, they released their debut “Brb” in 2021.
Taking us back to the 70s with a Jeff Lynne-touched orchestral pop anthem, their new single asks the question just how tolerant is tolerance? Taken from their upcoming, self-titled, debut album, expected on September 5th, the melodic layering is truly exquisite. From a simple piano to the punchy percussion, various ear-stroking key-changes and exhilarating guitar solo, all ascending to a grand sonic crescendo, this majestic, retro-tinged groove is a musical experience.
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Donna Summer – “The Wanderer”
From her album “The Wanderer” (1980):Parcels – “Yougotmefeeling”
From their upcoming album “Loved”, to be released on 12 September 2025:
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Rachel Bochner – “Silver Rings”
Hailing from New York City, this singer and songwriter has been an avid music lover her entire life, but her musical journey began in 2018 when she got an A&R internship with a record label. Immersed in the music scene, she found a passion for songwriting. She’s performed live shows at famed venues like the Mercury Lounge and the Brooklyn Bowl and collaborated with Xana and flowerovlove. Inspired by Lana Del Rey, Maggie Rogers and Julia Michaels, she debuted with “Purple” in 2020.
Singing about the intense yearning to be with that someone special, her new single combines her poetic lyrics with a sophisticated pop melody. Taken from her recently released album “Lovergirl (Deluxe)”, she starts the song with soft and moody guitar plucks. Then it slowly ascends, in the background of warm, multi-vocal harmonies, to a more lively chorus. With a bouncy percussion, fiery electric guitars and her hypnotic vocal charm, this mesmerizing groove has a bit of a sonic bite.
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From his album “Something/Anything?” (1972):
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