New Music

Raphael Saadiq – “So Ready”

From his upcoming album “Jimmy Lee”, to be released on 23 August 2019:

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In The Spotlight

Olivia Rox – “It Girl”

This Californian girl was born to a singer/producer mom and musician dad. She’s graced the stage with her dad – saxophone legend Warren Hill – since the age of 2 and performed worldwide. Her life experiences and the influence of her unique musical environment are key elements in the prolific pop, rock, R&B and jazz inspired songwriting of this former American Idol 2016 contestant.

Having signed with Songbird Records, her debut single teases the release of her first, full-length album “PopRox”, to be released on September 19. Brimming with fresh, vibrant rays of sunshine, the song cleverly blends a funky rhythm and a 90s R&B opening with an upbeat 80s-like exuberant chorus and with her powerhouse, 4-octave vocal chops, this emerging star definitely has the it factor.

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Music History

Kenny Loggins – “Vox Humana”

From his album “Vox Humana” (1985):

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New Music

MisterWives – “whywhywhy”

With a high-energy pop/ rock vibe, this is the new single by MisterWives:

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Albert Tales – “Tipsy”

Although nobody in the band is actually called Albert, this is an 8-piece Israeli funk band. They met while they all attended Music Academy and found a shared passion for creating funk music that matters. Writing, composing and performing their music together, they’ve created a groovy sound with inspiring lyrics, intended to make you dance. They recently signed with British label Freshly Squeezed.

With a delicious splash of funkadelic vibes, their debut single finds its way to your dancin’ feet. With a punchy rhythm and red-hot horns emblazoning the melody, the infectious chorus is downright ear-tingling. The heavy lyrical load about social anxiety is conveyed perfectly by the rich and sumptuous voice of vocalist Keren Siri. You’ll surely end up over the legal limit drinking this funky brew.

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Music History

Mayer Hawthorne – “Robot Love”

From his album “Where Does This Door Go” (2013):

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