Sizzling with dancefloor-filling, Nu-disco vibes, this is the new single by Dutch duo Secret Rendezvous:
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Jake Huffman – “Babe”
Connecticut born and raised, this multi-talented singer, songwriter and producer was already performing with his band McLovins aged 14. Their YouTube video covering “You Enjoy Myself” by Phish went viral and launched their careers. They’ve shared the stage with Blink-182 and BB King. Solo he wrote songs for Ed Sheeran and Leon Bridges and debuted his pop-rock sound on “The Layover” in 2019.
Highlighting the need to keep communicating in a relationship, his new single is a tasty amalgam of pop, rock and funk. Taken from his latest EP “Younger”,he starts painting a moody picture of an ethereal soundscape, but the upbeat, ecstatic pop chorus surprises and pulls your ears in a different direction. Modern with a retro vibe and with his skilled vocals, this vibrant tune is a sonic fantasy.
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Belinda Carlisle – “Do You Feel Like I Feel?”
From her album “Live Your Life Be Free” (1991):Dexys – “Coming Home”
From their upcoming album “The Feminine Divine”, to be released on 28 July 2023:
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Emi Jeen – “Dancing In The Living Room”
Quebec-born and Montreal-based, this Canadian singer and songwriter started singing with her mom in clubs and taking classical singing lessons aged 10. After University she toured the world with girl band A.K.A. After the band split in 2015, she rebranded herself and started a solo career. Inspired by Mariah Carey, Lana Del Rey and Lauryn Hill, she released her debut “Won’t Let You Down” in 2015.
Celebrating the joyous feelings being in love conjures up, her new single is brimming with blissful sonic elation. Teasing you in with some cheeky guitar plucks, the song explodes with an ecstatic euphoria in the chorus. With a pounding drum, bouncy bass and sprightly guitars laying down an invigorating pop bop, it’s the exuberant energy of her vocals that’ll having you dancing around as well.
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Prefab Sprout – “The King Of Rock ‘N’ Roll”
From their album “From Langley Park To Memphis” (1988):
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