From her upcoming debut album “The New Old Me”, to be released early 2020:
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D’Sound – “Powerful”
Formed in 1993, this Oslo-based trio progressed from rehearsing in a damp basement to becoming a major player on the Norwegian music scene. With their distinct fusion of acid jazz, soul, funk and pop, they debuted with “Real Name” in 1996, which hit the pop charts. In March 2019 they took part in the national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, finishing third with “Mr. Unicorn”.
Taken from their eighth album “Unicorn”, their new single is filled with an abundance of auditory appeal. From the mellow rhythm to the warmth of the synths, the seductive vibes of this satiny smooth groove cuddle up to your eardrums, while the silky, flirtatious vocals of Mirjam Omdal add some sexy spice to this titillating taste of what majestic Norwegian soul & funk is supposed to sound like.
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Babyface – “We’ve Got Love”
From his album “Return Of The Tender Lover” (2015):
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Magdalena Bay – “Good Intentions”
With an ethereal feel and a vintage bouncy beat, this is the new single by retro-dipped duo Magdalena Bay:
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Levi Kreis – “Three Words”
This East-Tennessee native multi-talent grew up with the southern gospel sound of his idol Ray Charles. Furthering his musical education, he studied the stage presence and aural class of Brenda Lee, while traveling on her tour bus. He’s had his genre-spanning music featured in various films and TV shows and won a Tony Award for his role as Jerry Lee Lewis in “Million Dollar Quartet” on Broadway.
Highlighting the glory days of Motown with lively, gospel-dipped soul, his new single is bursting with vintage allure. Teasing his upcoming EP “Bad Habit”, expected to drop in 2020, the organic instrumentation of perky piano, bright organ, stirring rhythm and spirited brass create a bustling melody full of salubrious sunshine, while his classic soul-soaked vocals give it an exuberant glow of retro pizzazz.
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From her album “Love For What It Is” (1987):
