From their album “Crazy Nights” (1987):
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Bananarama – “Masquerade”
From their upcoming album “Masquerade”, to be released on 22 July 2022:
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Rayowa – “Good Life”
Hailing from Basildon, these three British brothers share a passion for retro soul, funk and disco and give it a modern edge. Dan, Reece and Luke Baker are self-taught multi-instrumentalists and play guitar, bass and piano. They introduced their vibrant live show in the Moth Club and have recently played alongside Diana Ross and Nile Rodgers & Chic. They debuted with “Better Man” in 2019.
With an uplifting glitterball sound straight from the 70s, their new single is a celebration of a feel-good disco-funk vibe. Lyrically encouraging to live in the moment, this sunlit tune starts with a futuristic synth before bursting into dazzling disco colors with wah wah guitars, joyful keys and retro violins. And with gleaming horns and suave vocals, this toe-tapping groove is jammed with positivity.
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Cissy Houston – “Think It Over”
From her album “Think It Over” (1978):Benjamin Ingrosso – “Dancing On A Sunny Day”
From his upcoming album “Playlist”, to be released on 17 June 2022:
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Ekelle ft. Maïa Davies – “Be Free”
Hailing from Toronto, this genre-bending Canadian singer and songwriter knew she wanted a career in music when she found herself glued to the musical TV show “Hit List”. Finding inspiration in many different styles, she created her own sound called ‘Hood Pop’, combining hip hop, pop and R&B. Influenced by 90s pop like Destiny’s Child and the rap of Emimem, she debuted with “Destroyer” in 2017.
Featuring the vocals of co-writer Maïa Davies, her new single is an ingenious example of her eclectic Hood Pop blend. Starting with an invigorating 70s funk guitar and ascending disco violins, she lays down a spirited vintage tune, before injecting a layer of modern hip hop. Rapping about self-acceptance and the quest to find yourself, this buzzing disco groove is a bouncy retro dance floor filler.
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