Filled with sonic attitude and her fresh ‘hippie-hop’ sound, this is the new single by songstress Iris Gold:
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Daniel Levi – “One On One”
Originating from Tallinn, this Estonian five-piece modern pop collective adds layers of soul, funk and R&B to their lively sound. Led by front man Daniel Levi Viinalass whose emotive songwriting is inspired by life’s spontaneity and a childhood spent in the USA, they consist of Josh Viinalass, Kata Lige, Liivi-Kalli Lätte and Carlos Roos They debuted their robust sonic energy on their 2014 self-titled album.
Cooking up a delicious sandwich of musical ingredients, their new single is an infectious summery bop. Instantly tickling the senses with virulent bass plucks and joyous handclaps, the track soon adds some spicy condiments like funkalicous synths and a sprinkling of contemporary beats. Heated in the summertime sun and with a fiery, uptempo vigor, this tasty groove is a ready-to-eat snack.
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Geri Halliwell – “Ride It”
From her album “Passion” (2005):JP Cooper – “Call My Name”
From his upcoming album “She”, to be released on 15 October 2021:
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Isabelle Eberdean – “Falling In Love”
Hailing from Trondheim, this fresh Norwegian singer and songwriter grew up surrounded by classic jazz and soul music. Combining the sounds of timeless artists like Aretha Franklin and Roberta Flack with the contemporary stylings of Snoh Aalegra and H.E.R., she’s crafted a genre-defying blend of soul, R&B, pop and jazz. She debuted her slick sound and genuine lyrics on “Focus On You” in 2021.
With a silky smooth warmth radiating from the sunlit grooves, her new single is glowing with an ear-stroking vivacity. Taken from her debut EP “Internal Monologue”, it’s the luscious bass and rich drums that lay the foundation for an exquisite fusion of sparkling jazz, classic soul and a sprinkling of pop. And with her impeccable vocals singing about a bad breakup, this gem is easy to fall in love with.
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From his album “Jonathan Butler” (1987):
