Returning as an independent artist after over a year hiatus, this is the new single by British songstress Aiyana-Lee:
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Social Gravy – “These Are The Times”
Consisting of Brad Kohn from the UK and Vee Bordukov from Belarus, this alt-rock duo is now based in Los Angeles. Brad began playing piano aged 6 and has worked with artists like Neil Young and the Foo Fighters. Vee is trained on guitar and fell in love with the blues-rock of J.J. Cale and Eric Clapton. They met in L.A. in 2014 and have been honing their melodic rock sound since. Inspired by Coldplay, The Beatles and The Black Keys, they debuted with their album “Behind Every Yes” in 2017.
Lyrically celebrating the ecstatic emotions that reconciling a past romance conjures up, their new single is an absolute delight. Drawing us into the amorous story is a mellow acoustic guitar, warm beat and a touch of organ and leads us to the full-bodied chorus. Touched with a dash of melodic nostalgia, the intoxicating drums, inviting guitars and choir-like backing harmonies wrap around you like a blanket. And with a slight husk in the vocals, this warmhearted rocker is a must-hear!
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The Brand New Heavies – “Brother Sister”
From their album “Brother Sister” (1994):Don West – “Send It Back”
Filled with a smooth yet invigorating classic soul groove, this is the new single by Australian artist Don West:
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Nadia Younes – “Catch Me If You Can”
Hailing from Saratoga, this singer, songwriter and dancer studied classical music, trained in ballet and competitive dance and performed in opera’s and musical theatre. Since forging ahead with a career in popular music, she’s created a blend of R&B, soul and pop. She’s also lent her voice to Conejo’s song “H.O.P.E” and opened for R&B artist Jon B. at the IAM Awards. Inspired by Ariana Grande, Chaka Khan and Lauryn Hill, she released her debut single “You Can’t Love Me At All” in 2019.
Brimming with confidence, her new single is an empowering guide on how to overcome the pressure of societal expectations and pursue your own happiness. First starting slow with smooth keys, soon an insatiable drum’n’bass beat follows. Layering it with an eclectic sonic mix of satiny R&B with a dynamic pop vibe, she forges a special tapestry of sound. And with a raucous electric guitar solo and assertive vocals, this vibrant groove pushes you to become the best you can be.
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From their album “Turn Back The Clock” (1988):
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