With fresh, inspiring alt-pop waves, this is the first, independently released single by L.A. trio Echosmith:
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Jesper Lindell – “Stormy Waters”
Hailing from the far-reaching musical realm that is Sweden, this singer and songwriter got his start playing bass in a rock ‘n’ roll band aged 13 and has been playing music ever since. In 2017 he released his debut solo EP “Little Less Blue” with harmonies from First Aid Kit. Having a love for Stax-like soul, classic pop and Americana, he devised a powerful mixture of genre-spanning elements.
Brewing up a delicious sixties throwback of equal measures of classic soul and rock ‘n’ roll, with a generous pinch of passionate blues, his new single is a flavorful sonic blend. Taken from his upcoming album “Everyday Dreams”, to be released on November 29, it’s the organic guitar, vintage rhythm and his raw, soulful vocals adding the fiery spice, that are cooking up an intoxicating storm.
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Janet Jackson – “What’ll I Do”
From her album “Janet.” (1993):Matthew West – “What If”
With an exuberant pop sound, this is the new single by award-winning recording artist Matthew West:
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Lucy & La Mer – “Discover”
Sailing onto the music scene is this Los Angeles-based project around singer and songwriter Lucy LaForge. She debuted her radiant melodies and bewitching lyrics on her EP “Little Spoon” back in 2015. Having wide-ranging influences from Green Day to Kacey Musgraves, she forged a bright folk-pop sound of her own. She added a full band and shared the stage with artists like Moby and Cat Power.
Bubbling over with vibrant rays of aural sunshine, her new single induces jollity with every single, cheerful note. Taken from her upcoming EP “I Feel Better Now”, expected this fall, it’s the buoyant beat, joyous handclaps and twinkling ukulele that provides the musical merriment, while her elated, sprightly vocals add some joie de vivre to this colorful tune and make it a bright, sunlit earworm.
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From his album “Lupercalia” (2011):
