Giving an infectious pop banger a smidgen of country flair, this is the new single by Swedish duo Smith & Thell:
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Thunder Fox – “Communicate”
Hailing from Sydney, this funky Australian six-piece outfit brings a sound built on a foundation of old-school funk and hiphop. A popular act at festivals such as Caloundra Music Festival and Paradise Festival, they’ve also supported Ocean Alley and The Living End. Although they released their first single “Ride” in 2016, it would be 2019 before dropping their debut full-length album “Love At First Sniff”.
This funkalicious smoothie is what you get when you put Earth, Wind & Fire, Prince and Anderson .Paak in a blender and add a drop of sonic fun. With a highly infectious beat, sizzling horns and funky electric guitars worming their way into your ears and Sam Dawes’ vocals underlining the importance of communication, this extravagant jam is full of sweltering vintage fire mixed with a debonair bounce.
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Gloria Estefan – “Live For Loving You”
From her album “Into The Light” (1991):Pentatonix – “Happy Now”
Bursting with joyous pop vibes, this is the new original single by Pentatonix:
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DYLYN – “Find Myself”
Born as Gwendolyn Lewis, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up listening to her fathers 70s records. In her school years she listened to vintage rock music and started her own band aged 17. Initially exploring dubstep as Guinevere, she decided to return to rock. Influenced by Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, she debuted her new sound and moniker with her 2018 EP “Sauvignon And A Kimono”.
Drizzling a slight pop sauce over a generous slice of raw rock, her new single serves up a mighty auditory dish. Taken from her upcoming EP “Make It Naked”, expected in 2021, she manages to marry the smoky and stylish pop verses with the pure grit of the rock chorus. From the reverberating beat to the howling guitars and the fresh synth touches, this sonic experience is a rocking triumph.
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From their album “Paint And Paint” (1984):
