From their upcoming album “Amen”, to be released on 21 April 2023:
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Angela Saini – “It’s OK”
Based in Toronto and born to an Austrian mom and Indian dad, this Canadian singer and songwriter has been singing all of her life. However, it wasn’t until she bought a guitar aged 15 that her path became clear. At 16 she was part of a band. Inspired by the likes of Amanda Marshall and Garth Brooks, she debuted solo on her EP “Cake And Callouses” in 2012 and won a Toronto Independent Music Award in 2017.
Initially written as her own therapy in a difficult time in her life, assuring herself that it’s OK not to be OK and to accept herself, her new single engulfs her honest lyrics in a good-natured blend of country, folk-pop and rock. With joyous vibes from the steel guitar, sprightly drums and her empowering vocals, as well as an unexpected piece of rap, this jaunty, debonair tune is definitely more than OK.
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Jamiroquai – “Superfresh”
From their album “Automaton” (2017):Mimi Webb – “Roles Reversed”
From her upcoming debut album “Amelia”, to be released on 3 March 2023:
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Luca Fogale – “Proof”
Born in Burnaby, BC, this Canadian singer and songwriter didn’t grow up in a particularly musical household, but it entered his life when he started piano lessons aged 7. It wasn’t until university, where he studied psychology, that a passion for music emerged. Since then he’s opened for Dermot Kennedy and, inspired by Nick Drake, Jeff Buckley and Joni Mitchell, debuted with his album “Safety” in 2016.
Bringing an ode to unconditional love and the possibilities that it brings, his new single shows his vulnerable side. Digging deep into your soul with a gentle sensitivity, he forms a soft-edged soundscape. With a mellow acoustic piano guiding his mesmerizing voice through the song, soon the added drums ascend with passion. Returning to a delicate tenderness, this is proof of his amazing artistry.
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The Kiki Dee band – “How Glad I Am”
From her album “I’ve Got The Music In Me (Bonus Track Version)” (1974):
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