From her upcoming album “Thrive”, to be released later in the year:
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Cool Company – “Aqua Girl”
Consisting of vocalist Yannick Hughes and producer Matt Fishman, this Brooklyn-based duo met in a choir in high school. While Yannick was always singing as a kid, Matt started playing the trombone and plays several others. Drawing inspiration from Motown to The Weeknd (Yannick) and Stevie Wonder to The Beatles (Matt), they debuted their hiphop/soul blend on their self-titled album in 2013.
Fusing contemporary sounds and effects with buttery-smooth, soul-dripping R&B, their new single is a refreshing splash in a sonic pool. While the modern beats keeps the track in the here and now, it’s the 90s-infused R&B melody, the retro rap and soul-dipped vocals that showers you in a time-traveling drizzle. Arousing and infectious, this lush jam is drenched in vintage R&B vibes.
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Belinda Carlisle – “Leave A Light On”
From her album “Runaway Horses” (1989):Arkells – “One Thing I Know”
From their upcoming album “Blink Once”, to be released on 30 September 2021:
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Sophia Fracassi – “Somebody”
Hailing from a small town called Everett, this youthful Canadian singer and songwriter began performing at the age of 5 and wrote her first song aged 9. She’s had eleven years of voice training, honing her impressive mezzo soprano range. Inspired by the music of Joni Mitchell, Taylor Swift and Alessia Cara, she debuted her emotive and rich pop sound on “Wish I Never Met You” earlier this year.
Creating intricate melodies and honest lyrics with a skill well beyond her years, her new single draws listeners into her musical world. Starting the song with a lavish and emotive acoustic piano is instantly spellbinding, while her seasoned vocals deal with the overwhelming feelings of loneliness. With the imposing tune ascending to a mighty crescendo in the chorus, this is a multi-layered sensation.
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From their album “Armed Forces” (1979):
