From their upcoming album “The Journey”, to be released on 1 October 2021:
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Madison Olds – “If You Wanna”
Hailing from Kamloops, BC, this bubbly Canadian singer and songwriter was born into a very musical family. She started dancing at 4 and began taking singing seriously aged 12. Inspired by Julia Michaels, Ed Sheeran and Billie Eilish, she debuted her gritty and honest alt-pop sound on her 2017 single “Moments In The Mountains” and went on to open for the likes of Willie Nelson and Kacey Musgraves.
Instantly drawing you in with her slightly country vocals over an infectious funky bass, her new single is a junction where several sonic influences meet. Taken from her new EP “Drowning In My Thoughts”, the tune slowly builds up element by element. From handclaps and finger snaps to fiery drums and a buoyant production, this invigorating groove is brimming with a virulent contemporary bounce.
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Heatwave – “Too Hot To Handle”
From their album “Too Hot To Handle” (1976):Debbie Gibson – “One Step Closer”
From her upcoming album “The Body Remembers”, to be released on 20 August 2021:
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Kara Frazier – “I Wanna Be Your Woman”
Raised in Jacksonville, this Nashville-based songstress began singing and songwriting aged 10, surrounded by the classic soul of Nina Simone and Etta James. Growing up in church and a divided home, she infuses her lyrics with tales of her complicated past. Influenced by the vocals of Adele and Amy Winehouse, she debuted her lavish classic soul, organic pop and jazz fusion on “Deliver Me” in 2018.
Accompanied by the funkalicious horns of The Aquaducks, her new single celebrates the sumptuous classic soul sound of the 50s and 60s. With a sultry melody of mellow drums, retro organ and rousing brass creating a steamy atmosphere, she narrates her heartfelt story with passion and pizzazz. And with a silky and sensuous sax solo, this soulful tune sounds like a long lost gem from yesteryear.
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From their album “Afternoons In Utopia” (1986):
