From his album “Free” (1991):
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Emma McGrath – “Fall With You”
From her upcoming EP “Keep Your Eyes Open (Silent Minds Part II)”, to be released on 17 January 2020:
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The Lionyls – “Voice Of Truth”
Hailing from Ottawa, this Canadian rock & soul quartet hit the music scene after winning the Big Money Shot contest of radio station Live 88.5 back in 2014. They spent the following three years honing their sound and performing at local festivals, showcasing their vibrant blend of R&B, soul, funk & rock. They released their self-titled debut album in 2017, followed by a national tour.
The second single taken from their sophomore album “The Lionyls II” embraces luscious classic soul with an energetic, funkalicious groove. With a distinctive Earth, Wind & Fire vibe, it’s the bustling beat, 70s-styled wah-wah guitar and blazing brass that forges its exhuberant danceability, while their perky, effervescent vocals give a vintage-dipped voice to the buzzing, mouthwatering funk.
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Melba Moore – “Love Me Right”
From her album “Never Say Never” (1983):Sunrise Avenue – “Thank You For Everything”
Saying goodbye in style with an anthemic rock gem, this is the new single by Finnish band Sunrise Avenue:
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Kylie Odetta – “Too Broke Too Busy”
This inspirational singer and songwriter from Greenville, South Carolina, went from being bullied in her early years to finding solace in the power of music. She’s written over 200 songs, opened for the likes of Colbie Caillat and Gavin DeGraw and spreads her musical message to schools in her Dare To Dream program. Blending jazz, soul and pop, she released her debut album “Waiting Game” in 2014.
Narrating the relatable journey of following your dream, her new single is a honey-dripping amalgamation of sweet jazz and laid-back pop. With a mellow rhythm, fresh piano and the comforting warmth of a jazzy saxophone, she coasts over the mellifluous melody with her silken, soul-soaked and slightly raspy voice. Despite its airy feel, this sugarcoated jam is filled with encouraging empowerment.
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