In The Spotlight

Adi Oasis – “Whisper My Name”

First introduced to the world as front woman of the nu-disco band Escort, this French-Caribbean singer, bassist, producer and songwriter has sprinkled her talent all over the music scene. She’s toured extensively and shared the stage with artists like Anderson .Paak, Natalie Prass and Chromeo, as well as being the bass player in CeeLo Green’s band. She debuted solo with her self-titled album in 2018.

With a sultry blend of sweet soul music and mild funk in a generous R&B wrap, she’s kicking off the new year with a sublime new single. Radiating a breezy and sensual vibe, the bass simmers from rousing sonic heat, while her lush and enchanting vocals explore her romantic daydreams in her mind. Easygoing, alluring and steamy, this delectable smooth groove is a flirtatious and opulent aural embrace.

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Music History

Hall & Oates – “Did It In A Minute”

From their album “Private Eyes” (1981):

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New Music

Nina Schofield – “Not Perfect Now”

Sparkling pop with a touch of glitter, this is the new single by British singer and songwriter Nina Schofield:

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Moon Rise City – “Crawling Slowly”

The talents of South African singer and songwriter Lauren Tracy and French guitarist Indy Laville crossed paths in Vietnam. Blending different cultures and influenced by various artists like The Beatles, Queen and Otis Redding, they fuse soul, swing, jazz, rock and psychedelia with poetic lyricism. Fiercely independent, they debuted their richly layered sound with “Shadows Of The Trees” in 2020.

Written to provide solace to those who are going through a difficult time, their new single is an empowering smooth groove with a splash of jazz and a pinch of rock. Merging as one, the alluring melody is as sultry and sensuous as her luscious vocals, singing about the ups and downs of toxic relationships. And with Indy’s stunning, Santana-like guitar mastery, this gem is a silken musical extravagance.

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Music History

Prince – “I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man”

From his album “Sign “O” The Times” (1987):

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New Music

Laura Rain & The Caesars – “Closer To The Win”

Moving closer with a silky smooth, vintage soul hug, this is the new single by Laura Rain & The Caesars:

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