From their upcoming album “Good Together”, to be released on 21 June 2024:
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Cee Blu – “Quite Like You”
Hailing from South-Auckland, this versatile New Zealand singer and songwriter grew up with a dad who was a lead-singer and guitarist in country-rock bands. With her sister and a few friends they did Smokefree Rockquest and road-tripped around the country entering competitions. She collaborated with drum & bass artists Rei, Donell Lewis and Sly Chaos. Inspired by the likes of Kehlani, Aaliyah and Kiana Ledé, she debuted her own R&B sound on her single “Wave” in 2018.
Written as a love letter to true romantics, her new single highlights an unbreakable bond between two lovers. With an endearing purity and vulnerability in the lyrics, the silky-smooth R&B melody blends together beautifully with her poignant words. Drawing us into a velvety musical world, full of cherished sentiments, it’s the laid-back guitar, drum and bass rhythm and her captivating vocals, filled with a fragile tenderness, that make this alluring tune a delicate R&B gem.
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Gilbert O’Sullivan – “So What”
From his album “In The Key Of G” (1989):Selena Gomez – “Love On”
Paying tribute to Paris with a virulent disco-pop vibe, this is the new single by Selena Gomez:
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James McCarthy – “Let Me Go”
Based in Boston, this singer and songwriter starting writing music after graduating from UMass Amherst in 2014. While he was there he met producer and drummer Evan Hill and together they formed a group with three other musicians, namely Billy Thompson, Tony Irons and Jarrod Stein. They started playing shows at Boston venues like Hard Rock Café and Middle East Downstairs. Inspired by John Mayer, Kacey Musgraves and Hozier, he debuted with his EP “Inside Sunrise” in 2016.
Telling the relatable story about the difficulty letting go after a relationship comes to an end, his new single deals with the feeling of guilt thinking you didn’t do enough to save it. Taken from his 2024 debut album “Love Then Heartbreak”, the soft, emotive melody wraps around an intricate piano. Joined by a mellow percussion and smooth electric guitars, it’s his mesmerizing silken vocals, filled with tender sentiment, that fuses the poignant lyrics with sensitive instrumentals.
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From her album “Any Way You Like It” (1975):
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