Marie Fredriksson, one half of the Swedish duo Roxette, passed away yesterday, aged 61.
From their album “Look Sharp!” (1988):
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Harry Styles – “Adore You”
From his upcoming album “Fine Line”, to be released on 13 December 2019:
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Elise Trouw – “How To Get What You Want”
Hailing from San Diego, this uber-talented recording artist is, besides a singer and songwriter, also a gifted multi-instrumentalist. Raised on an eclectic musical palette, ranging from The Carpenters to Green Day, she’s influenced by a plethora of genres. She graduated early to commit fully to her music. Playing every instrument herself, she debuted with her album “Unraveling” in 2017.
Enchanting, hypnotic and magical, her new single forges a breathtaking sonic sunrise. Mellow synths and smooth guitar strums merely accentuate the lively percussion, which drives the track to enthralling heights. And with her impressive vocals switching from having a silky jazz hue to alluring pop punch in the catchy chorus, this sunlit song gives the listener everything their ears ever wanted.
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Bobby Brown – “Don’t Be Cruel”
From his album “Don’t Be Cruel” (1988):Phoebe Ryan – “ICIMY”
From her upcoming debut album “How It Used To Feel”, to be released early 2020:
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Crowd Company – “Lowdown”
With their modern take on vintage soul and funk, these eight London-based funkateers are renowned for their dynamic live performances, playing famed venues like London’s Jazz Cafe and The 100 Club. They debuted their infectious fusion of retro Hammond organ, harmonic vocals and a blazing horn section, brimming with energy and catchy hooks, on their album “Now Or Never” in 2014.
Instantly catching the groove with an invigorating rhythm and exhilarating brass, the scrumptious second taster of their upcoming third album, expected to drop on January 31, 2020, blasts onto your eardrums from the very first explosive notes. With the addition of the prominent Hammond organ and wah-wah guitars pulling your legs onto the dancefloor, this retro jam is on a funkadelic high!
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