Filled with powerful and invigorating rock vibes, this is the new single by 80s idol Tiffany:
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Author: Jansen's Jamz
Thomas Dybdahl – “45”
The first two EP’s of this Norwegian singer, songwriter and musician barely made a wave on the music scene in the early noughties, but this all changed with the release of his debut album “…That Great October Sound” in 2002. Apart from his solo, intimate and soulful sound, he’s also fronted the band The National Bank, writes for film and theatre and performed with Morcheeba and Judy Collins.
Teasing a new album, expected to drop on February 14, 2020, his latest single exudes a timeless sense of style from the use of vintage recording equipment and organic instrumentation. Build on a foundation of passionate classic soul and coated in a layer of pop, it’s the spirited guitar riffs and bustling rhythm carrying his fierce, soulful vocals, that makes this jam an exhilarating retro groove.
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Grace Jones – “On Your Knees”
From her album “Muse” (1979):Scouting For Girls – “Dancing With You”
From their album “The Trouble With Boys” (2019):Typh Barrow – “Doesn’t Really Matter”
Born in Brussels as Tiffany Baworowski, this Belgian songstress started early when she began playing piano aged 5 and writing her first song aged 12. Influenced by the music of classics such as Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye, as well as contemporary artists like John Legend and Jessie Ware, she shapes soul-infused pop, with jazz & blues hues. She released her debut single “Your Turn” in 2012.
Adding some gospel tones to her explosive soulful sound, her new single is a spectacular auditory fireworks display. With a slight touch of Tom Jones’ “Sexbomb”, the lively rhythm and electronic guitar strums instantly take a backseat to her raw and passionate vocal prowess, which takes your eardrums by storm. Creating an exhilarating melodic sparkler, this is a powerful piece of punchy pop.
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From his album “Lives In The Balance” (1986):
