From her album “Lo-Fi Soul” (2019):
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Lukas Setto – “OMG”
Born from a slew of different incarnations, such as Lee Henry and Tru Menace, comes this London-based singer, songwriter and producer’s latest moniker. Raised on a diet of Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, he studied popular music at Stanmore College and won the Urban Music Award for Best Unsigned Artist. Debuting his new persona, he released “What Turns You On” in 2019.
His new single is brimming with delicious vintage soul, wrapped in a retro disco haze. The 80s vibe created by the bouncy beat, searing synths, disco strings and blazing brass is both enchanting as it is exhilarating. His luxurious vocals range from velvety to hitting falsetto notes with ease and raises this vivid, soul-dripping treasure to new, ear-tingling heights, encouraging your feet to get movin’!
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Joss Stone – “Super Duper Love”
From her album “The Soul Sessions” (2003):Old Dominion – “Never Be Sorry”
From their upcoming self-titled album, to be released on 25 October 2019:
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Ann King – “I Wouldn’t Mind”
Born as Annemarie Overwijn in The Netherlands, this passionate singer, songwriter and performer grew up immersed in music. She studied at the Rockacademie in Tilburg before hitting the music scene as ANEMARY in 2015 and debuting with “Alive”. She’s played festivals like Bevrijdingsfestival and Fringe. Continuing to evolve, she started 2019 with a new name, new sound and US shows.
Blending powerful pop with a haunting melodic beauty, her new single drags you into her world straight from the first note. Taken from her upcoming album “Fake Flowers”, expected in January 2020, she first shows a delicate vulnerability, before bursting out in an upbeat fusion of a lively beat, searing synths and dance elements and with her fervent vocals, this is a heartfelt gem full of positivity.
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From their album “Heart Like A Sky” (1989):
