From her album “Private Dancer” (1984):
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Picture This – “One Night”
Blending laid-back pop with a sprightly chorus, this is the new single by Irish quartet Picture This:
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Cassidy King – “Professional Smiler”
Raised in a single parent household in a small town in Ohio, this singer and songwriter uses her multi-faceted vocals to shine a light on love, life and the strong women she’s inspired by. Skipping going to college to pursue a career in music turned out to be the right choice, as she garners thousands of monthly Spotify listeners since the release of her aptly named 2017 debut “Something New”.
Covering deeply personal lyrics about her struggle with her sexuality with an upbeat, almost euphoric melody, her new single is an impressive auditory amalgamation. With a funky vibe of the bright electric guitar and bouncy beat laying down the perky tune and her luminous vocals adding a touch of vulnerability, this is a scintillating slice of funk and pop, which will give you plenty to smile about.
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Paolo Nutini – “Pencil Full Of Lead”
From his album “Sunny Side Up” (2009):Nuela Charles – “Got It Bad”
From her upcoming EP “Melt”, to be released on 8 November 2019:
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The Muffinz – “You’re The One”
Hailing from Johannesburg, this South-African, multi-instrumentalist quintet was founded in 2012. In that same year they released their debut album “Have You Heard?” and got nominated for Best Newcomer and won Best Group at the Metro FM Music Awards. Inspired by performing their unique afro-soul sound live, they play national festivals as well as a sold-out show in New York.
Smooth, suave and enchanting, their new single finds the perfect fusion of classic, Motown-touched soul and the invigorating rhythm of the traditional influences. Starting with a jaunty guitar and a punchy beat accompanying the sleek, Jackson 5-like vocals, they change it up with a more contemporary R&B vibe and a vitalizing afro-pop bridge, merging into an ear-stroking piece of afro-soul artistry.
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