From her album “Love Moves” (1990):
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Author: Jansen's Jamz
AMiR – “Need Nobody”
With a relentless beat and funkalicious vibes, this is the new single by British funkateer AMiR:
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Mary Jo – “Good Girl”
Having started performing at the age of 4 and writing her own music aged 9, this singer and songwriter was born with music in her blood. She’s been taking vocal, piano, violin and saxophone lessons since the age of 11 and played in many theatre productions, as well as working with musicians such as Ab Liva and Wendell ‘Pops’ Sewell. Her debut album “Forever Young” was released in 2019.
Easygoing, yet laden with attitude, her new single takes a stance against the expectations of your social status. Wrapped in striking retro R&B vibes, she emphasizes that you are you and that’s all you need. With an imposing beat and 90s-styled keys, she floats her lyrical story over the melodious soundwaves. Commanding and yet buttery smooth, this vibrant jam shows that R&B is alive and well.
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Rex Smith – “Saturday Night”
From his album “Forever” (1979):Hayley Mary – “The Chain”
With Chrissie Hynde-touched retro pop rock vibes, this is the new single by The Jezebels front-woman Hayley Mary:
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Aaron Lee Tasjan – “Up All Night”
This flamboyant glam-pop singer and songwriter amassed a plethora of musical influences from moving around a lot as a teen. From Delaware to California and from Ohio to New York, he tasted different styles and experiences. An unique musical journey in which Lady Gaga used to open for him and he recorded with Jack White and Tom Petty. He released his debut EP “Crooked River Burning” in 2014.
Glowing with vintage 80s synths and a bouncy beat, his new single blends retro pop with a splash of Westcoast rock and a splurge of panache. Taken from his upcoming album “Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!”, to be released on February 5th, 2021, he deals with his anxieties and sexuality and coats them in an ELO-like sonic shroud. Anthemic with a dash of allure, this charismatic jam is worth staying up for.
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