Exhilarating country-rock with a bit of attitude, this is the new single by Texan songbird Miranda Lambert:
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The Kondoors – “Fallen Angel”
Jess Greenfield and Gavin Conder found their romantic chemistry, well before finding their musical one. Both established live performers in their own right, having supported legends from Rod Stewart to Take That, they discovered their harmonious magic while they recorded “Forgiveness”. Drawing on influences like Sam Cooke and Dusty Springfield, they create an unique soulful folk sound.
Elevating ear-tingling smooth Americana with a touch of bitter-sweet blues, their latest single is filled with pure tenderness and a breathtaking delicacy. The acoustic instrumentation of soft percussion, mellow piano and a touch of guitar twang feels like a hug from the grooves, while their luscious, intertwined vocals gently stroke your eardrums, making this an angelic slice of musical heaven.
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Erykah Badu – “Honey”
From her album “New Amerykah: Part One (4th World War)” (2007):
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Scouting For Girls – “Grown Up”
From their upcoming album “The Trouble With Boys”, to be released on 20 September 2019:
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Kizzy Crawford – “Twenty Years”
This young Welsh singer and songwriter won several competitions, which financed the release of her debut EP “Temporary Zone” in 2013. Since then she’s performed at a multitude of festivals like Glastonbury and London Jazz and toured around Canada. Inspired by the sounds of Joni Mitchell, Jamiroquai and Anita Baker, she’s been exciting global audiences with her lavish pop, jazz and soul blend.
Showcasing her mindblowing talent for sophisticated songwriting, her new single is an extraordinary amalgam of multiple musical layers. Teasing her upcoming album “The Way I Dream”, expected to drop in October, it merges pop, soul, jazz and funk tints into a magnificent auditory delight. Filled with big brass, hot rhythm and her wide-ranging vocals, this will still resonate 20 years from now.
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From their album “Waking Hours” (1989):
