From his album “Journeyman” (1989):
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Month: November 2025
Betty Who – “Everything Changed”
From her EP “Love Yourself” (2025):Melissa Bonny – “Snow On Mars”
Born in Montreux and based in Denmark, this Swiss singer/songwriter has been on the music scene since 2012. Known for being a heavy metal singer, she started her career with the band Evenmore, followed by Rage Of Light. In 2018 she formed Ad Infinitum and in 2021 she co-founded The Dark Side Of The Moon. Along with many collaborations, she shared the stage with Alice Cooper in 2020. Inspired by Kamelot, Nightwish and Demi Lovato, she debuted solo with “Gravitate” in 2024.
Recognising a world in decline and evoking a desire to escape its destiny, her new single dreams of finding a hideaway in the infinity of the universe. Taken from her upcoming album “Cherry Red Apocalypse”, expected on January 23, 2026, the song is a power ballad which blends organic instrumentation with reflective lyrics. Starting in an ethereal dream world, the melody erupts with a cinematic sonic flair. And with her powerful vocals, this anthemic tune is a mesmerizing treasure.
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Furniture – “Brilliant Mind”
From their album “The Wrong People” (1986):Nectar Woode – “Stick Fight”
Blending a serious message with a cheery tune, this is the new single by British soulstress Nectar Woode:
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Yellow Days – “Sharon”
Born in Manchester as George van den Broek, this British singer and songwriter’s musical journey began after receiving his first guitar for Christmas at the age of 11. As a teen he built a studio in a garden shed and started recording original songs, creating his own fusion of funk, soul and jazz. He’s excited audiences at various festivals such as Mad Cool Festival and Coachella. Inspired by Ray Charles, Mac DeMarco and Curtis Mayfield, he debuted with his EP “Harmless Melodies” in 2016.
Conjuring up the late-night conversations in a smoky bar, confiding in a female friend topics of self-destructive tendencies and friendship, his new single shines a light on helping a friend through a tough time. Taken from his upcoming album “Rock And A Hard Place”, expected on February 13, 2026, the song instantly takes hold with a brass-heavy soul-funk vibe. With a peppy rhythm, frisky keys and the raw passion of his vocals, this breezy groove sounds as nostalgic as it does fresh.
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