This sizzling indie-pop stunner is the new single by Swedish songstress Dotter:
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Jordan Mackampa – “Under”
This London-based singer and songwriter with Congolese roots blends classic soulfulness with bits of folk, pop and gospel, creating a tasty auditory smoothie. Grown up with the legendary sounds of Marvin Gaye, Bill Whithers and Curtis Mayfield, he also finds inspiration from the music of BB King and Coldplay. He released his debut single “Same Faces” in 2016 and packed out European festival stages.
Bursting onto your eardrums with a funky rhythm, an acoustic guitar and his soul-dripping vocal artistry, his new single is an upbeat harmonic delight. Narrating the story about falling for someone you only met briefly on a train, his poetic lyricism coasts on the melodious waves, while the lush, enchanting backing vocals and the foot-tappin’ crescendo make this groove sound extraordinary.
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Sade – “Nothing Can Come Between Us”
From her album “Stronger Than Pride” (1988):Simply Red – “Thinking Of You”
From their upcoming album “Blue Eyed Soul”, to be released on 8 November 2019:
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Kerri Watt – “Cut Me Loose”
This Glaswegian singer and songwriter was brought up by a footballer dad and a tireless mum, who would take her to endless music lessons. Certain she would end up on stage, she went to music high school in California at 16. Since returning she’s opened for Mike + The Mechanics, Joe Jackson and Coldplay, as well as performed at a multitude of festivals. She debuted with “Long Way Home” in 2015.
Her inaugural single since signing with independent label Cooking Vinyl mixes bold Americana with some blues-rock grit and serves up a zinger of a song. With a relentless bass line and a pounding beat, it weaves contemporary country-rock elements with vintage psychedelic vocal attitude and emerges as an empowering stick of auditory and lyrical dynamite, exploding in the depths of your soul.
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From his album “Midnite Vultures” (1999):
