From his album “Bobby” (1992):
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From her upcoming Micro Mixtape #3: “A Means To An End”, to be released on 18 November 2022:
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While serving in the US Navy as an air traffic controller, singer/songwriter Dave Munro started sending demos home. In 2009, with the addition of Adam Salameh, Joe Campbell, Bobby Borenstein, Emi McSwain and Steve Scott, the band was formed. Their music has been placed in film, TV and video games. Likened to CHVRCHES, Pulp and Death Cab For Cutie, they debuted with “The One” in 2009.
Initially created as a demo on an old Korg Triton Keyboard, their new single chronicles Dave Munro’s time in the Navy and the life-changing event of moving off base. Taken from their upcoming album “Dash”, to be released on November 11, they’ve added a funkalicious sax to their rich pop-rock sound. And with a reverberating beat, fresh guitar and bright vocals, this lush groove is exhilarating.
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Inspired by sessions with legendary funkateer Nile Rodgers, this is the new single of Kaiser Chiefs:
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Toronto-born and Montreal-based, this Canadian singer and songwriter started showing a musical prowess from the age of 3. Initially following a passion for drumming, she taught herself guitar and piano as well. In 2020 she began uploading singing video’s to TikTok, where she was discovered. Inspired by Shawn Mendes, Phil Collins and Michael Jackson, she debuted with “Leaves Me” in 2021.
Singing about preferring being a person with a down-to-earth life, over being a person who’s constantly posturing with the most expensive, branded stuff in order to seem important, her new single highlights the importance of being yourself. With an invigorating driving beat, sizzling keys and her refreshing vocals, it’s the energetic vibe of the pop chorus that promises her a great musical future.
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