New Music

Plain White T’s – “Red Flags”

From their upcoming album “Plain White T’s”, to be released on 17 November 2023:

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Stella Talpo – “BONES”

Born in Italy, raised in Singapore and now London-based, this multi-cultural vocalist and songwriter knew she wanted to be a singer as young as 3. At the age of 13 she wrote her first song with a guitar. Since then she’s played renowned festivals like Spotlight and Glastonbury. Inspired by Billie Holiday, Sam Cooke and Billie Eilish, she debuted her eclectic R&B/Soul blend on her EP “Space” in 2016.

Singing about women’s empowerment by channeling the folklore tale of Clarissa Pinkola Estés’ ‘La Loba’ (The Wolf)’ in which a woman’s bones are sung back to life, her new single blends mythology with an R&B vibe. Taken from her upcoming album “MEDUSA”, expected on October 13th, it’s the soulful rhythm, striking synths and her enchanting vocals that make this an extraordinary tune.

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Kool & The Gang – “Ladies Night”

From their album “Ladies Night” (1979):

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New Music

LP – “Long Goodbye”

From her upcoming album “Love Lines”, to be released on 29 September 2023:

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Wild Nothing – “Headlights On”

Born in Blacksburg, Virginia as Jack Tatum, this singer and songwriter grew up in a musical family. Enamored by his dad’s guitar, he started learning to play himself. Dabbling in bands during his college years, he decided to continue solo. With a sound influenced by 80s music and inspired by artists such as Kate Bush, Peter Gabriel and Roxy Music, he released his debut single “Summer Holiday” in 2009.

Showing true vulnerability in the lyrics by admitting to a time where he wasn’t the best husband, his new single follows his journey back to his best self. Taken from his upcoming album “Hold”, expected on October 27th, it’s the multi-layered 80s dream-pop feel from the punchy beat, retro synths and surprisingly rocky chorus, as well as his soothing vocals, that makes this a stunning track.

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Samantha Mumba – “Baby Come On Over”

From her album “Gotta Tell You” (2001):

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