Blending slick pop with lustrous gospel tones, this is the new single by Bishop Briggs:
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Alice Jemima – “Dancing In Love”
This self-taught singer, songwriter and guitarist started writing songs aged 12 and went on to get a summer job at the famous Glastonbury festival. Blending classical guitar with electro beats, she self-released her debut EP “All The Boyfriends” in 2012, but it wouldn’t be until 2014 that Sunday Best label owner Rob Da Bank signed her, resulting in the release of her spellbinding EP “Liquorice” in 2016.
Taken from her forthcoming album “Everything Changes”, slated for an October 18 release, her new single is wrapped in a vintage discolicious shimmer. Reminiscent of a 70s Donna Summer/Giorgio Moroder collaboration, it combines a pulsating beat, retro wah-wah guitars and electronic elements with silky violins and her bewitching, seductive vocals into a disco jam you will fall in love with.
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Pet Shop Boys – “Did You See Me Coming?
From their album “Yes” (2009):Nuela Charles – “Known Better”
Brimming with some classic raw soul, this is the new single by Canadian soul singer and songwriter Nuela Charles:
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Twin Peaks – “Dance Through It”
Formed in 2010, this five-piece rock band from Chicago has embraced change over the years, keeping their sound fresh and vibrant. Debuting with their album “Sunken” in 2013, they have evolved both musically as their live show performance, leading to an appearance on CONAN in 2016, playing festivals like Lollapalooza and Coachella and supporting Cage The Elephant and Wilco on their US tours.
Teasing the upcoming release of their new album “Lookout Low”, expected to drop on September 13, their new single introduces their groovy side. Starting with a mellow, slightly mysterious sounding bass, which will guide you through the song, it’s the sunny, easy-going vibe from the percussion and Cadien Lake James’ vocals which will hug your ears, while the funky brass makes you want to dance.
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From her album “The Glamorous Life” (1984):
