From their upcoming album “Natural Magick”, to be released on 26 January 2024:
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Devon Gabriella – “Gone For Good”
Growing up in Los Gatos, this singer and songwriter was singing with her dad on the piano since she was a toddler. Aged 8 she started a trio with her twin sister and a friend and performed at local talent shows. She moved to L.A. to pursue her music career and took to TikTok for promotion. Inspired by Gracie Abrams, Lizzie McAlpine and Sabrina Carpenter, she debuted with “The Way I See You” in 2020.
Knowing that a relationship has come to an end, but reminiscing and longing to have what was lost again, her new single goes on a recognizable lyrical rollercoaster. Starting with an emotive synth and distorted voice, the song comes into its own in the upbeat chorus. With a lively rhythm, sparkling keys and her bewitching vocals, this emphatic tune is filled with stirring pop sensibilities.
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The O’Jays – “Have You Had Your Love Today”
From their album “Serious” (1989):Emeli Sandé – “My Boy Likes To Party”
From her album “How Were We To Know” (2023):LOGAN – “Not The Problem”
North Carolina-born and L.A.-based, this multifaceted singer and songwriter grew up with the sounds of Americana, soul and folk music. She went on to open for Two Friends and B.o.B., as well as perform at iconic venues like The Viper Room and Molly Malone’s. Inspired by artists ranging from Ella Fitzgerald and James Taylor to Adele and Kelly Clarkson, she debuted with “Mixed Signals” in 2019.
Lyrically tackling the complicated feelings of being a people-pleaser, who does everything for others who wouldn’t return the favor, her new single is filled with empowerment. Intricately weaving soul, folk and rock into a sonic tapestry, she first teases with mellow guitar plucks, before ascending to its explosive pop-rock chorus. And with her powerful vocals, this is an anthemic groove.
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From their album “Round Trip” (1989):
