From her album “BareNaked” (2002):
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Ben Rector – “Living My Best Life”
From his upcoming album “The Joy Of Music”, to be released on 11 March 2022:
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Yasmine Gill – “Feel”
Originally from Montreal, Canada, this singer, songwriter and pianist began performing at venues in Montreal and Toronto in 2015. Since she’s moved to London, UK, in order to explore it’s musical vibrancy and got her masters in communications at the London School Of Economics too. Inspired by Snoh Aalegra and Lianne La Havas, she debuted her classy soulful jazz blend on “Japanese Denim” in 2018.
Enveloping the listener in an authentic, auditory warmth, her new single finds its place between vulnerability and passion. Instantly mesmerizing from the first, carefully played, keystroke, it gives it an honest fragility. With her utterly enchanting vocals and a slight jazz rhythm teasing your senses and leading to a mighty, anthemic crescendo, this bewitching tune reaches deep down into your soul.
Pete Townshend – “Let My Love Open The Door”
From his album “Empty Glass” (1980):Nova Miller – “Cold Feet”
From her upcoming EP “Sting”, to be released on 11 February 2022:
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Sianon – “Is There Ever Any Going Back For Us”
Raised in the West-Midlands, this singer and songwriter of Irish descent taught herself to play piano and guitar aged 13 and took to busking on the streets of Dudley. After a move to Brighton to attend University, she went on to support Gabrielle Aplin and perform at festivals like Isle Of Wight. Inspired by Taylor Swift, she switched from folk to pop and released her debut “Overthinking” in 2020.
Taken from her upcoming EP “Now That It’s Over”, on which she lyrically narrates various stages of a breakup in her songs, her new single combines a sweet pop melody with heartfelt emotions. From the mellow bass plucks to the sparkle of the sanguine chorus, she conveys her story both in word and sound. Working toward a crescendo of melodic passion, this jam is filled with rich pop sentiment.
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