Filled with perky doowop fun, this is the new single by songstress and author Wé McDonald:
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Vladimir Cetkar- “Going Home”
Hailing from Macedonia, this exciting recording artist owns a remarkable range of various talents, such as vocalist, composer, guitarist and producer. Now based in New York City, he’s build on the timeless sound of his musical influences like Chic and Earth, Wind & Fire and added his own, authentic jazz, soul and funk expression. He released his debut album “We Will Never End” in 2009.
Bursting out in an exuberant explosion of funky vibes, his new single is a discolicious delight. The pulsating rhythm and the vintage wah-wah guitars shape the invigorating basis for the title track of his latest album, while his soulful voice and the disco string section enhances it and his stunning George Benson-like instrumental bridge truly catapults this funkalicious jam into its own stratosphere.
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Nia Peeples – “Street Of Dreams”
From her album “Nia Peeples” (1991):Wilder Woods – “Supply & Demand”
From his upcoming debut album “Wilder Woods”, to be released on 9 August 2019:
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Jasmine Singh – “Out My Mind”
Born in Alberta, this wistful singer and songwriter started honing her musical prowess early on. Raised in an Indian household, she had limitless influences, from Lauryn Hill to AC/DC, with a touch of Bollywood. Playing guitar and piano, she loves to perform live and continues to expand her musical palete. Although she released singles before, she dropped her debut EP “Journey To The Sun” in 2018.
Giving 90s R&B a contemporary upgrade, her new single radiates a summertime warmth from the catchy hooks. Driven by punchy percussion and enriched by electro-pop elements, it creates a dynamic soundscape for her ardent vocals to relate the powerful lyrics, telling the tale of a woman being mentally tortured by her significant other. Infectious, danceable and intense, this is a pure R&B gem.
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From their album “The Jacksons” (1976):
