From her upcoming album “Memphis Love”, to be released on 17 November 2023:
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Paris Paloma – “As Good A Reason”
Hailing from Asbourne and now London-based, this British singer and songwriter has been writing music for most of her life. She started performing while attending an all-girls boarding school, but went on to study fine arts and history at university. She’s played festivals like TRNSMT and Montreux Jazz Festival. Inspired by Hozier, Grimes and Bon Iver, she debuted with “Narcissus” in 2020.
Celebrating feminism by writing a love letter to women talking to each other, passing knowledge along and the sisterhood it creates, her new single lights a fire under the patriarchy. With her powerful, poetic lyricism conveying her salient message, it’s the insatiable rhythm and bluesy guitars that fluently carry her resilient, soulful vocal force to an all-inspiring, empowering and anthemic sonic whole.
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Bunny Sigler – “Things Are Gonna Get Better”
From his album “Keep Smilin'” (1974):Carrie Cunningham – “Just Like”
Effortlessly blending a steel guitar with velvety 70s disco vibes, this is the new single by Carrie Cunningham:
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Chris Jobe – “Sofa Song”
Having written his first song aged 12, this singer and songwriter went on to attend the music program at Belmont University in Nashville. In 2019 he competed on season 1 of NBC’s Songland. Now based in Los Angeles, he’s collaborated with various DJ’s and composed for film and TV. Inspired by David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix and Tame Impala, he released his debut “Thank You Internet” in 2017.
Trying to capture the heartbreak felt after the end of a relationship and the healing process that follows, his new single combines genuine, emotional lyrics with a fun-sounding melody. With an infectious rhythm, crisp guitars and jubilant horns injecting it with joyous vibes, it’s the surprising added sonic elements and his jovial vocals that infuses this anthemic groove with wistful empowerment.
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From her album “Burlap & Satin” (1983):
