New Music

Jonah Nilsson – “Diamond Ring”

Featuring the sizzling, funk-fueled guitar of Steve Vai, this is the new single by Swedish funkateer Jonah Nilsson:

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Devan – “Without You”

Born in Toronto, this Canadian singer and songwriter spent her early childhood in London, immersed in the rich, British cultural scene. She began to play guitar and dreams of a musical future emerged. Back in Canada she started performing live, both solo and as a member of the band Wild Rivers. Inspired by varied artists like Billie Eilish and Fleetwood Mac, she debuted with “Almost” in 2020.

Wrapping her personal lyrics about an ex that tries to win her back now her dreams are coming true in a warm and elegant pop blanket, her new single is radiating a wealth of charm and style. Initially keeping it simple with a gentle guitar and her sumptuous vocals, the song soon comes to live with a beefy rhythm. Giving modern production a slight retro edge, this luscious jam is utterly spellbinding.

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Music History

Joe Jackson – “Stranger Than Fiction”

From his album “Laughter & Lust” (1991):

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New Music

Lola Lennox – “Love Like That”

Shining bright with a cheeky summertime pop bop, this is the new single by British songstress Lola Lennox:

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Charleon – “Take A Chance”

Based in Amsterdam, this Dutch DJ, dance-producer and musician grew up in a musical family, which inspired him to learn classical piano, pop guitar and clarinet at a young age. At the age of 11 he fell in love with the saxophone. His career started busking with his older brother and lead to playing European clubs like Escape in Amsterdam and PRYZM in Leeds. He debuted with “Lion Hearts” in 2017.

Giving the bright sun a joyful smile, his new single blends intoxicating dance vibes with delicious tropical flavors. Infectious from the very first note, it’s the sunlit piano, the sizzling beat and cheeky fingersnaps that make this effervescent tune a sparkling sonic cocktail. And with his jovial vocals surfing the blistering soundwaves, he douses the catchy dance beats in sweltering summertime tones.

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Music History

Pebbles – “Do Me Right”

From her album “Pebbles” (1988):

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