From their album “Wild Young Hearts” (2009):
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James Morrison – “Don’t Mess With Love”
From his upcoming album “Greatest Hits”, to be released on 11 February 2022:
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Hunter Moreau – “Sleepyhead”
Born in a seaside town near Cape Cod, this American singer and songwriter started taking voice lessons aged 8 and became part of local singing group Showstoppers aged 12, performing at charities, festivals and nursing homes for six years. Influenced by the likes of Stevie Nicks, Harry Styles and Frank Ocean, she forged a sound that’s uniquely hers. She released her debut “Drive In” in November 2019.
Illuminating the soundscape with sunlit charm and some feel-good vibes, her new single navigates the games your mind can play on you. Instantly gripping thanks to the infectious beat, the track soon evolves into an electro-pop gem, doused in a Fleetwood Mac-like retro haze. And with her honey-dipped, intoxicating vocals leading us deeper into her sonic realm, this lush jam is a total dream.
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Rick Astley – “It Would Take A Strong Strong Man”
From his album “Whenever You Need Somebody” (1987):
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Ella Henderson – “Brave”
From her upcoming album “Everything I Didn’t Say”, to be released on 11 March 2022:
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Mitski – “Heat Lightning”
Born in Japan to an American father and a Japanese mother, this singer, songwriter and musician grew up all over the world and tasted diverse cultures due to her dad’s job at the US State Department. She studied at the Purchase College Conservatory in New York. Infusing her music with influences ranging from Mariah Carey to Jeff Buckley, she debuted her unique sound on “Lush” in 2012.
With poetic lyrics encapsulating her desire to practice forgiveness and paying tribute to insomnia, the third single after a three year hiatus is an intricate burst of orchestral melancholy. Taken from her upcoming album “Laurel Hell”, expected on February 4th, she creates a cinematic soundscape with hypnotic attributes and a touch of gloom, while still striking your soul like lightning.
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