Teasing his upcoming fifth album with summery positivity, this is the new single by singer/songwriter Andy Grammer:
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Mackenzie Leighton – “Florist By Day”
Originally from the United States, this indie-folk singer and songwriter spent her childhood playing classical piano and, after a move to New York, played in several folk, jazz and indie-pop bands. Now based in Paris, she works as a florist in everyday life. Inspired by the music of Simon & Garfunkel and Vampire Weekend and compared to Joni Mitchell, she debuted with her self-titled EP in 2017.
Opening up in her honest lyrics about wishing that music could be all she needs in life, rather than selling flowers during the day, her new single is deeply personal and radiates hope. Taken from her new album “Fleuriste”, she’s shaped a delicious, laid-back sound by blending folk, pop and jazz into something unique. With a sweaty electric guitar and sunlit beat, this is a bubbly, retro-touched gem.
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Luther Vandross – “Never Too Much”
From his album “Never Too Much” (1981):Sonia Stein – “Zoom Out”
With neon-colored, 80s-dipped disco-pop vibes, this is the new single by songstress Sonia Stein:
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Alice Pisano – “Open Up”
Born and raised in Ferrera, this Italian singer-songwriter got the music bug when her dad brought home a piano when she was 7. After piano and singing lessons and starting the band Down The Rabbit Hole in high school, she moved to London and attended the renowned Academy of Contemporary Music. Inspired by Lana Del Rey, Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan, she debuted with “Celebrate Life” in 2018.
Bring on the sonic sunshine and radiant synths, because her new bubbly single is bursting with bright summertime luminescence. With every note carrying a joyous cocktail of refreshing tones, it’s her uplifting vocals that put the paper umbrella on top. Filled with anthemic pop vibes and an indulgent euphoric chorus, this lustrous jam will open up its melodic arms and give you a warm aural embrace.
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From their album “Guaranteed” (1991):
