New Music

Toni Braxton – “Dance”

From her upcoming album “Spell My Name”, to be released on 28 August 2020:

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Sam The Astronaut – “Monster Squad (Love So Crazy)”

Despite having grown up in the same Vancouver suburb, this Canadian duo, comprising of Garrison Johnson and TJ Gibson, initially pursued their careers independently, but found their sound align together. Designed to take the listener to a place where dull realities get replaced with an urge to dance, they mix pop, new-wave, hiphop and funky disco and debuted with “Girls Of Summer” in 2017.

Inspired by the 1987 film “The Monster Squad”, their new single is a galactic journey through the neon decade. Using retro gear to create the most genuine 80s sound, the electronic beat, sparkling guitars and scintillating synths forge a lively electro-pop groove. Taken from their upcoming album “Midnight Carlight”, expected on August 28, this jam will launch you straight into the stratosphere.

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Music History

Thelma Houston – “You Used To Hold Me So Tight”

From her album “Qualifying Heat” (1984):

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New Music

McFly – “Happiness”

From their upcoming album “Young Dumb Thrills”, to be released on 13 November 2020:

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Madelyn Grant – “Purpose”

Although this Detroit-based singer/songwriter only been gigging around town and playing festivals for 5 years now, she’s made her mark on the music scene already. She’s written music for and collaborated with ODESZA and FKJ, also lending her voice to those songs. Grown up with classic soul legends such as Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder, she’s also influenced by Lauryn Hill and D’Angelo.

Stretching her wings on her first solo flight, her new single is a feathery soft smooth groove, emitting a magical vibe. The smooth keys draw you in with their hypnotic melody, while the silky rhythm and the breezy horns carry her enchanting voice from note to note. Ascending to the skies with a vintage R&B and velvety soul blend, dipped in mellow jazzy hues, this delightful debut is ready to soar.

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Music History

Kenny Thomas – “Thinking About Your Love”

From his album “Voices” (1991):

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