New Music

Natalie Shay – “People Like Me”

Wrapped in perky 80s pop vibes, this is the new single by award-winning artist Natalie Shay:

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Lauren Faith – “Jheeze”

This London-based singer, songwriter and producer grew up in a music loving family and spent her time listening to her mother’s vinyl collection of 70’s funk, soul and go-go music. She’s worked as a topline vocalist and landed two guest spots on Craig David’s 2016 album “Following My Intuition”. Balancing soul, jazz and R&B in flawless aural unity, she released her debut single “Just A Little” in 2018.

Produced by Kaytranada, her new single, taken from her debut EP “Cosmic”, is a delectable synthesis of smooth R&B and silky jazz. The mesmeric funky rhythm and sleek synths merge together into a soothing soundscape, in which her creamy and captivating vocals glide effortlessly over the lustrous melody. And with a smooth, hypnotic quality, this seductive, enchanting jam is out of this world.

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Music History

Anthony Hamilton – “Woo”

From his album “Back To Love” (2011):

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New Music

RAYE – “Love Me Again”

With an airy, yet intimate atmosphere, this is the new single by British singer and songwriter RAYE:

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Cassia – “Movers & Shapers”

Hailing from Macclesfield, this British trio, consisting of Rob Ellis, Lou Cotterill and Jake Leff, built up quite a fan base since their 2016 debut single “Moana”. They’ve taken their calypso-flavored pop-rock sound on the road, both in the UK as in Europe playing sold-out headline shows, getting over 3 million Spotify streams and they are about to play at London’s The Garage and Manchester’s O2 Ritz.

With a touch of the African tribal pop of Johnny Clegg, their new single mixes an invigorating beat and a cheerful guitar, before introducing the buoyant, indie-pop chorus and conjuring up sheer sparkling sunshine. Taken from their debut full-length album “Replica”, this effervescent tune radiates a joyous vibe, while tugging at your feet to start moving and shaping a permanent smile on your face.

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Music History

Eurythmics – “Revival”

From their album “We Too Are One” (1989):

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