Filled with a playful piano and sprightly pop tones, this is the new single by Razorlight:
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Author: Jansen's Jamz
PRVNA – “Fever”
This South-London soulstress of Mauritian descent wanted to be a singer since the age of 5. Having a knack for the academic and a lack of confidence led her down the education path, earning her two degrees. A soul searching trip to Peru in 2016 changed her life’s course. Influenced by legends like Etta James, Laura Marling and J Cole, she creates an honest fusion of R&B, soul and dance.
Combining 90s R&B with a poptastic footing and all wrapped in a silken jazzy atmosphere, her new single is sultry, smooth and seductive with a slice of attitude. The modernity of the electro handclaps and satiny synths is perfectly balanced with the vintage sounds of the piano and the breezy beat, while her sericeous and flirtatious vocals slowly turn up the soul heat to a feverish intensity.
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George Clinton – “Martial Law”
From his album “Hey Man… Smell My Finger” (1993):HAIM – “Summer Girl”
Returning with sunshiny pop and a jazzy touch, this is the new single by the sisters HAIM:
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Patternist – “I Don’t Feel Real”
Developed in the bedroom studio of songwriter and producer Gabe Mouer, the sound that goes hand in hand with his moniker is a construct of rhythm, percussion and lush pop arrangements to accompany hard-hitting lyrics covering topics from mental illness to drug-fueled hallucinations. He toured with artists like The Griswolds and Flor and debuted with his EP “Youth Is Fading” in 2014.
In preparation of releasing his debut full-length album “I Don’t Know What I’m Doing Here” on September 6, his latest single binds deep, existential lyrical narration with an easygoing, summery melodic ambience. Layered with a bouncy beat, sunshiny synths and airy guitar strums, the contemporary indie-pop sound gives it an upbeat pulse and with his boyish vocal tone, this jam is as real as it gets.
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From their album “Allaboutthefunk” (2004):
