With a delicious portion of punchy pop, this is the new single by L.A.-based singer and songwriter Ava Max:
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Ernest Noah – “Miss Z”
This Swedish musical chameleon has journeyed through a plethora of genres, from experimental jazz to Motown and disco. Citing Queen and Elton John as his inspiration, he’s performed from Greece To Thailand. As a songwriter, he’s written chart topping songs for Japanese band Sexy Zone and released the single “Fight Until We Fall” in 2015, named ColorShift. In 2017 he signed with Rexius Records.
Embellishing the pop melody with bright, pastel-colored vintage vibes, this taster of his upcoming album “Gold” is an eighties party in your ears. With a joyous beat and shimmering synths conjuring up memories of the neon decade, it’s his Scissor Sisters-like falsetto in the chorus, which adds an unexpected, refreshing layer to this retro trip, making this jaunty jam tug at your feet to get dancin’.
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CeCe Peniston – “I’m Not Over You”
From her album “Thought Ya Knew” (1994):Wrabel – “Magic”
Mixing classic pop with a funky vibe, this is the new single by prolific singer and songwriter Wrabel:
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Wardell Piper – “Be Sure”
With an impressive career spanning over five decades, this first lady of disco has earned her status as a legend of the Philadelphia sound. Hailing from Albany, she started singing gospel music in church at the age of five with her siblings. She formed The Debonnetts in 1968, later called First Choice in the 70s and was a member of MFSB. She debuted as a solo artist with her self-titled album in 1979.
Sonically opening the shiny doors to Studio 54 like they’ve never closed, her new single lights up the dancefloor with its bright, discolicious vibes. With a bouncy bass, sprightly cowbells and velvety violins, this vintage jam transports us back to the golden age of flared pants, wide-collared shirts and flashy discotheques. And with her glittering vocals adding pure glamour, this sure is one groovy bump.
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From his album “Forever Charlie” (2015):
