Drenched in salubrious soul with a jazzy hue, this is the new single by British songstress Kat Eaton:
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Lexsoul Dancemachine – “Nu Reality”
Based in Talinn, this 6-piece Estonian red-hot funk outfit has been raising roofs and exciting audiences with their dynamic live performances since 2013. They debuted their invigorating feel-good sound on their album “Deus Lex Machina” in 2015, earning them much acclaim by Craig Charles of BBC radio 6 and listeners alike. They continue to set festival stages on fire, like Funky Elephant and Pori Jazz.
With an exhilarating vintage groove, their new single adds a touch of disco to the overload of 70s styled funk. Taken from their upcoming album “Lexplosion II”, expected in May, a thumping rhythm and retro wah-wah guitars are splashing onto the infectious, foot-tappin’ soundscape, while their soulful vocals and unexpected violin solo by Liis Lutsoja truly make this lively jam a funkalicious reality.
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Belinda Carlisle – “Lay Down Your Arms”
From her album “Real” (1993):Le Flex – “I’ll Be Good To You”
From his upcoming album “Flexuality”, to be released on 17 April 2020:
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Miya Miya – “Underwater”
The four members of this British band started making music together after meeting at university. Having grown up listening to bands like Fleetwood Mac and Queen, they combined those classic influences with contemporary artists such as Imagine Dragons and The Chainsmokers. They started as a songwriting and production team, most notably with “All Night Long” by Jonas Blue & Retrovision.
Stepping into the limelight themselves, their debut single sparkles with luscious pop sensibilities. First teasing the senses with a mellow vibe, the chorus bursts out in an anthemic explosion of thrilling grooves. With glittering electronic elements, scintillating synths and a bouncy bassline, these rippling soundwaves allow the emotive vocal harmonies to surf effortlessly on the auditory swell.
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From their album “Diamantina Cocktail” (1977):
