In The Spotlight

KiNG MALA – “She Calls Me Daddy”

Born as Areli Castro in El Paso TX, this Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter blends her classic soul influences like Sam Cooke and Aretha Franklin with Janis Joplin and Stevie Nicks rock and Blondie and Halsey pop to create her unique sound. She came to Los Angeles to go to music school and found herself immersed in the local creative scene. She debuted with her single “Hurricane” in 2019.

Intoxicating from the very first bass plucks, her new single adds a soulful touch to delicious R&B. Highlighting the misconception of men when dealing with a bi-sexual woman that they can easily steal her girl, both the lyrics as the melody are oozing with attitude. With a driving beat and stabs of horns woven through every confident word, this spirited jam is rich, empowering and full of sass.

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Music History

Leo Sayer – “How Much Love”

From his album “Endless Flight” (1976):

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New Music

Aly & AJ – “Symptom Of Your Touch”

From their upcoming album “a touch of the beat gets you up on your feet gets you out and then into the sun”, to be released on 7 May 2021:

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In The Spotlight

Lisa Nicole – “Count On You”

Hailing from the rich nature of a small Canadian mountain town, this fun-loving singer and songwriter grew up hunting, fishing and embracing country music. Influenced by the sounds of Shania Twain and Martina McBride, she studied at the Selkirk College Of Contemporary Music. She debuted with her 2013 EP “It Got Ugly” and played several festivals like Rockin’ River Fest and The Calgary Stampede.

Taking our ears on a transcendent journey of hope and positivity, her new single blends her classic country sound with a touch of modern pop. A smooth acoustic guitar and a country rhythm guide her mighty voice to the sparkling chorus where a crisp steel guitar and lush harmonies join. Taken from her upcoming album “Where The Wild Hearts Beat”, expected in the Fall, this jam offers honest comfort.

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Music History

Simply Red – “Infidelity”

From their album “Men And Women” (1987):

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New Music

Texas – “Mr Haze”

From their upcoming album “Hi”, to be released on 28 May 2021:

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