New Music

Beth Hart – “Bad Woman Blues”

From her upcoming album “War In My Mind”, to be released on 27 September 2019:

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Kicking Sunrise – “Underneath”

After a cover of Justin Timberlake’s “Suit And Tie” reached over 30,000 views on YouTube in its first month back in 2013, Joe Murphy, Ryan Hornibrook, Mark Altamuro and Matt Bosco decided to form a band. They debuted with their single “Here’s To The Sunshine” in 2015. Since then they’ve been honing their songwriting and performance skills, ultimately leading to opening for O-Town in 2018.

Giving a catchy pop melody a funkalicious make-over, their new single radiates an energetic feel-good vibe. From the addictive funky beat and sparkling guitars to the infectiously joyous chorus, this is a sumptuous slice of contemporary pop. And with their harmonious vocals sliding over the plentiful dazzling hooks with flair, it’s a refreshing and titillating tune that deserves to be on top.

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Music History

Aretha Franklin – “Jimmy Lee”

From her album “Aretha” (1986):

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New Music

Client Liaison – “The Real Thing”

Painted in neon 80s pop pastels, this is the new single by Australian duo Client Liaison:

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DVNA – “Sushi In Tokyo”

Hailing from the Gold Coast, this creative Australian artist is a singer, songwriter and producer whose sound was born in the comfort of her bedroom back in 2017. Having grown up with the music of legends such as The Rolling Stones and The Beatles and currently influenced by The Internet and Jorja Smith, her songwriting spans across the genres. She debuted with “Girl On The Move” in 2018.

On her new single she explores a plethora of genres, expertly blending them together into a masterful musical brew. Being a smooth, vintage trip, it opens with a jazzy feel and then adds a funky rhythm to guide her soulful, R&B-dipped vocals over the slick melodic waves. Lyrically highlighting female empowerment, it’s the polished shine of every note that makes this indulgent gem truly sparkle.

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Music History

Aloe Blacc – “Can You Do This”

From his album “Lift Your Spirit” (2013):

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