Fusing retro pop and classic R&B into an invigorating jam, this is the new single by British songbird Beth Macari:
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Mazie – “Are You Feeling It Now”
Baltimore-born and L.A.-based, this colorful singer and songwriter studied classical and jazz singing from an early age, singing opera by the age of 10. Her path became truly clear when she met her producer and friend Elie Rizk at 15. Since then she’s had a song featured in Netflix’s “Do Revenge” and opened for COIN. Inspired by The Beatles and Janis Joplin, she released her debut “No Friends” in 2020.
Exploring the bright kaleidoscopic colors of psychedelic pop, her new single creates its own sonic dimension. Taken from her debut album “Blotter Baby”, it’s a multi-layered soundscape, constructed from various influences. From the spacey synths and futuristic effects, to the retro beat and 80s-pop vibe, it’s a vibrant brew. And with her shimmering vocal tone, you’ll definitely feel this vivid jam.
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Chris Braide – “If I Hadn’t Got You”
From his album “Life In A Minor Key” (1997):Acantha Lang – “Ride This Train”
From her upcoming debut album “Beautiful Dreams”, to be released on 30 June 2023:
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Freddie Bailey – “Want You To Want Me”
Hailing from Tamworth, this gifted Australian singer and songwriter has been playing guitar since he was 9. At 14 he started busking during the Tamworth Country Music Festival and since graduated from The Talent Development Project. He’s opened for country acts Fanny Lumsden and The Bushwackers and, in 2022, entered The Voice Australia reaching The Battles. He released his debut “Run” in 2022.
Taking a sonic detour from his original country sound, his new single is a smouldering taste of indie-pop goodness. Singing about being in love with someone, hoping they feel the same, the track starts with mild synths and his heartfelt vocals, before pure passion ignites in the chorus. With a fiery beat and swelling guitars adding a richness to the melody, this intoxicating tune is all you could want.
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From her album “Another Place And Time” (1989):
