With a racing, upbeat and funky pop tune, this is the new single by Niall Horan:
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Randa & The Soul Kingdom – “Put your Hands Up”
Introducing funkalicious West-Australian vintage soul, this sextet, fronted by soul sister Randa Khamis, has put their high-octane sound on two albums and have been playing festivals across Australia and Europe with their high-energy live performances. Likened to legends such as Marva Whitney or Ann Sexton, her music was featured in UK’s “Skins” and on Bakermat’s 2018 track “Do Your Thing”.
Following the success of their previous single “2048”, which got nominated for the West Australian Music Song Of The Year award, their new single takes their buoyant grooves to a new funky dimension. With rip-roaring funk guitars, bouncy bass line, erupting horns and her soul-drenched powerhouse vocals tickling your musical fancy, this will have you sliding across the dancefloor in no time.
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Toto – “99”
From their album “Hydra” (1979):Maisie Peters – “Adore You”
From her EP “It’s Your Bed Babe, It’s Your Funeral” (2019):
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Katherine Penfold – “Unapologetic”
This Nova Scotia-born, tattoo-rich, Canadian R&B/soul songstress was raised on a farm without television, so she found her passion in music. Influenced by soul legends like Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin and James Brown, she went on to study classic piano and jazz at Brandon University. After signing to Justin Time Records, she debuted with a holiday album entitled “Keep Christmas With You” in 2017.
After her initial festive outing, she’s now ready to showcase her extensive vocal range and luscious soul blend on her album “Sweetest Thing”, which is released today. Her single emanates a delicate intimacy from the velveteen synths and handclap beat, which carry her sultry, showstopping vocal performance and lift this honeyed, soul-dipped R&B gem to unapologetic heights.
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From his album “Primitive Cool” (1987):
