New Music

The Struts – “Tatler Magazine”

From their album “Young & Dangerous” (2018):

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Nina June – “Raven’s Feather”

This Amsterdam-based, award-winning Dutch songstress grew up immersed in the diverse musical tastes of her parents, ranging from Tracy Chapman and Annie Lennox to The Beatles and Fleetwood Mac. In 2018 she debuted with her album “Bon Voyage”, for which she walked the 1000km Camino de Santiago in search of inspiration. Early 2019 she signed with Canadian independent label Nettwerk.

Painting a melancholic picture of an intricate soundscape of outstanding beauty, her new single is a sultry, enchanting spell. Taken from her upcoming EP “Shadows & Riddles”, to be released on November 1st, she skillfully handles her musical paintbrush, slowly adding an understated rhythm and electronic elements to her alluring voice and creating an entrancing masterpiece.

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The Wannadies – “My Home Town”

From their album “The Wannadies” (1990):

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Gemma & The Travellers – “Do What You Want”

From their album “True Love” (2019):

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Kristopher James – “Love You Better”

Growing up with musical blood in his veins, this singer, songwriter and musician from Bradenton, Florida created a slew of mixtapes with music ranging from Boyz II Men to Garth Brooks at a young age. However, sitting behind a drumset as a teen fired a desire for more. He taught himself guitar and piano and found his niche Americana-Soul sound. He released his debut EP “Movement” in 2013.

Taken from his first, full-length album “Kindness Never Quits”, his new single is an incredible amalgamation of delicious sounds. With a touch of gospel and a melodious retro trip back to the golden age of Motown and Stax from the vitalizing rhythm, playful tambourine, lively bass line and bracing brass framing his mighty, soul-drenched vocals, this is a shining slice of delectable, salubrious soul.

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Music History

T’Pau – “Secret Garden”

From their album “Rage” (1988):

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