From their album “Songs About You Specifically” (2024):
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Jessica Doolan – “Keep Looking”
Based in Dublin, this Irish singer and songwriter grew up in a very musical family and started singing when she was 3. She wrote her first song in Irish aged 10, called “Mise Sa Tochchai”, meaning Dear Future Self. In 2022 she won the International Rookie Award at the DennizPop Awards in Sweden. She’s also performed at The Folly Festival and Sea Sessions Surf & Music Festival. Inspired by Nina Simone, Etta James and Amy Winehouse, she released her debut “Stay Or Surrender” in 2023.
Singing about dates that do not live up to expectations and toxic relationships, her single is all about taking your power back from those who’ve wronged you. An ingenious musical blend of her soul-pop sound with a bit of a rock bite, the song starts with mild keys, crisp guitar plucks and cheeky violins. However, soon it explodes with sonic attitude and empowerment, while still holding true to her soulfulness. And with her dynamic vocals, this is imposing soul-pop with a twist.
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Jamiroquai – “Half The Man”
From their album “The Return Of The Space Cowboy” (1994):
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Kate Pierson – “Radios And Rainbows”
From her album “Radios And Rainbows” (2024):Hugo Joyce – “False Hope”
Hailing from London, this British singer and songwriter already started writing his first lyrics in primary school. He began learning jazz saxophone until he was 14 and then changed it for the piano. Soon after he combined writing lyrics with his music and wrote his first full song. He’s since went on to open for Benedict Cork and performed at venues like The Troubadour and Ronnie Scotts. Inspired by Elton John, Carole King and John Legend, he released his debut “Nervous” in 2021.
Telling the relatable story of a break-up caused by the realization that the other person didn’t feel the same way, his new single takes the experience and uses it to inspire to not settle and go and find what works for you. Starting the song with a slow, gentle piano, the song truly opens up later with a peppy beat, lively guitars and an anthemic melodic vibe. And with his emotion-laden vocals soaring over the notes, this tune evolves from warm sensitivity to spirited positivity.
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From her album “City Streets” (1989):
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