With a summery, 70s roadtrip vibe, this is the new single by Young Gun Silver Fox:
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Author: Jansen's Jamz
Delena – “One Night”
Born in Kiev, this Ukrainian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist spent her childhood singing traditional Ukrainian ballads and jazz alongside her pianist father. Deciding on a more modern electro pop path, she moved to London to attend the Institute Of Contemporary Music. Inspired by legends like Celine Dion, Whitney Houston and Adele, she released her self-titled debut EP early 2019.
Dipping her electro-pop stylings in bright, neon colored shades of the 80s, her new single is a slick, multi-layered powerhouse of pop. The vigorous beat, sparkling synths and a fierce, infectious chorus blend together into an auditory brew of retro and contemporary spirit. Lyrically warning against one-night stands, the effervescent heat of her vocals add some attitude to this anthemic pop jam.
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a-ha – “Move To Memphis”
From their album “Memorial Beach” (1993):Amber-Simone – “Only You”
From her EP “For Those Moments” (2019):Francis Aud – “Say It Loud”
This active New Yorker first picked up a guitar in high school and used his experiences with several heartbreaks to join a love for poetry and his music into songwriting. An university graduation later and he’s performing his music in renowned venues. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Al Green and Marvin Gaye as well as Allen Stone and Bruno Mars, he released his debut EP “Tender Things” in 2017.
Taken from his upcoming second EP “FONK”, which will be released in the Fall, his new single is a funkalicious feast of epic proportions. An invigorating rhythm and electro guitars drive this zesty jam beyond any speed limit, while picking up hitchhikers in the form of a vintage organ and exhilarating brass along the way. And with his funky, retro rapping vocals, this is a song that needs to be played loud!
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From her album “Bang Bang Boom Boom” (2012):
