With a mellow, funky rhythm and soulful pop, this is the new single by British singer and songwriter Mo Brandis:
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Tenna – “Skies”
Listening to her father play Neil Young and Bob Dylan songs on guitar when she was growing up, firmly planted the musical roots of this Canadian singer and songwriter. Since then she’s performed at charity and school events, open mic nights and reached the semi-finals of Hidden Talent Canada. With a genre-spanning, poetic songwriting style, she debuted with the single “Silver Storm” in June.
Her sophomore single, taken from her upcoming EP “Silver Storm”, which is expected to drop in October, shows a vulnerable beauty from a mellow beat, fresh electric guitar and her spirited, emotionally-laden vocals right from the start. Building up to a potent crescendo of impassioned auditory romanticism, this impressive piece of polished powerpop makes every note reach the skies.
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Mondo Rock – “Summer Of ’81”
From their album “Chemistry” (1981):Alphabeat – “I Don’t Know What’s Cool Anymore”
From their upcoming album “Don’t Know What’s Cool Anymore”, to be released on 1 November 2019:
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Mathilde Santing – “Same Old Story”
Having created an extraordinary legacy of musical achievements, this award-winning, eclectic Dutch vocalist is an auditory force to be reckoned with. She started singing aged 11 and got her first record deal aged 18. After having spent almost four decades recording and performing, she’s won several awards, including a royal honor. Recently, she started a vocal studio in Amsterdam.
Paying tribute to the glory days of Classic Motown soul, her new single is brimming with vintage vibes. Taken from her upcoming album “Troublemaker”, slated for worldwide release on October 6, the incredible versatility of her seasoned vocals, the bouncy retro beat, dramatic violins and a 60s-sounding exuberance will take your ears back in time and paint a picture of vibrant, soulful yesterdays.
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From his album “Innervisions” (1973):
