New Music

Ciara Brooke – “Can You Handle Me”

With a punchy, vintage-dipped brassy bop, this is the new funky single by Ciara Brooke:

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The Tribe Of Good – “Broken Toys”

Build around a quartet of producers, combined with an ever changing list of well-known featured musicians and singers, this London-based Music Collective takes a sonic journey across the genres. They debuted with their EP “Loving You Baby” in 2017. Finding inspiration in retro soul and disco, as well as 70s electro and 90s trip-hop, they’re currently putting the final touches on their debut album.

Paying tribute to the classic Motown sound of yesteryear, they enlisted the incredible voice of child-singer Eshan Gopal on their latest single. Melodically capturing a 60s-styled sunshiny exuberance, the happiness-inducing beat and joyous horns sound exhilarating, while the spirited, young Michael Jackson-like vocals truly make your heart sing, shaping a jam Berry Gordy himself would be proud of.

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Music History

Joan Armatrading – “Drop The Pilot”

From her album “The Key” (1983):

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New Music

Ben L’Oncle Soul – “Next To You”

This is the new velvety smooth single by French soul singer Ben L’Oncle Soul:

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Halia Jack – “Waited Long Enough”

Growing up in North-London, surrounded by an eclectic soundtrack of musical genius – from Jimi Hendrix and Red Hot Chili Peppers to the Motown soul of Al Green and Diana Ross – this singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist carved out her own artistic path. Inspired by Nile Rodgers and Madonna, she fused pop with vintage soul elements and created a decade-spanning aural identity of her own.

Introducing her vibrant musical mixture, her debut single layers a buoyant disco beat, shimmering 80s synths and reverb guitar plucks, giving it a luxurious groove. Teasing the release of her debut EP “Dreamland”, expected at the end of Summer, the opulent melody harmonizes perfectly with her luscious, 90s R&B-touched vocals and creates the exquisite, impassioned sound you’ve been waiting for.

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Music History

Savage Garden – “The Animal Song”

From their album “Affirmation” (1999):

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