In The Spotlight

Micah Willis – “Next 2 Me”

Hailing from Salt Lake City, this singer and songwriter was born with music in his genes. At a young age he was playing harmonic with his blues musician dad Kenny Neal and joined a children’s choir aged 8. He’s worked with the likes of Neon Trees and Maroon 5 and appeared as an actor on Disney’s “Andi Mack”. Seamlessly blending pop, funk and hip-hop, he debuted with his single “Walls” in 2017.

With a funkalicious beat and bright electronic sparkles, his new single is a sensuous sample of rousing retro R&B. With a vigorous bass line, infectious handclaps and the addition of contemporary synths marrying vintage with modern touches, it’s the entrancing quality of his luscious vocals that add an enticing sexiness to this passionate jam and makes it radiate pure dynamic musical infatuation.

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Music History

Vanessa Carlton – “Pretty Baby”

From her album “Be Not Nobody” (2002):

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New Music

Sam Wills – “Talk In The Morning”

With a buttery blend of jazz and soul, this is the new single by British singer and songwriter Sam Wills:

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In The Spotlight

Scruffy Pearls – “Sit Back”

Back in 2014 two New York couples decided to turn their regular Sunday night jams into a heart-felt soul-pop band. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Randy Newman and Fleetwood Mac, they sew romance and dream chasing into their old meets new school sound. With the addition of two musicians, they’ve opened for artists like Lawrence and Parsonsfield and debuted with “Good Things” in 2016.

With an infectious funky rhythm and spirited vintage vibes, their new single is a rousing, foot-tappin’ groove. With perky percussion and a touch of brass setting the melody up for the addition of contemporary electronic elements, the retro blends effortlessly with the modern. And with the sparkling, Duffy-like vocals, dipped in Amy Winehouse splendor, all you need is to sit back and enjoy.

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Music History

Earth, Wind & Fire – “Evil Roy”

From their album “Touch The World” (1987):

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New Music

Caitlyn Smith – “Damn You For Breaking My Heart”

From her upcoming album “Supernova”, to be released on 13 March 2020:

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