New Music

Vanessa Jay Mulder – “Essensuality”

From her EP “Essensuality” (2019):

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In The Spotlight

Tim Rose – “Left On Read”

Hailing from Hawaii, this singer and songwriter had quite a rocky start in life. Despite battling with alcoholism from a young age, he became quite proficient on the guitar and went on to study music theory at the University Of Hawaii. He decided to get sober and found solace in the music of Bill Withers, Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder. In 2015 he released his critically acclaimed, self-titled debut album.

Living in his Chevy van, he channels the gods of funk and soul, while creating his melodic chronicles. His new single is the third installment of a visual album about the pitfalls of dating. His silky, soulful vocals are wrapped in a vintage fusion of funk and disco from a rousing rhythm, sprightly guitars, lively synths and dashing horns, making this a highly danceable retro-journey into funkalicious heaven.

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Music History

Lady Daisey – “Soul Strut”

From her album “In My Pocket” (2010):

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New Music

Tomas Kaya – “Pretty Thing”

With an infatuating upbeat sound, this is the new single by Swedish soul singer Tomas Kaya:

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Aubren Elaine – “No Good For You”

Classically trained on piano as a child, this Californian singer and songwriter traded in a skateboard for a guitar aged 13 and taught herself how to play. She’s earned a BA in music production from California Lutheran University and performs at renowned Los Angeles venues such as the Hotel Café and House Of Blues. Her voice has also been featured on several singles by Patrick Reza and No Suits.

Shrouded in images of smoky, dimly-lit jazz bars from yesteryear, her debut single embraces those vintage shades and nurtures them. The soothing, easygoing vibe from the smooth bass, mild rhythm, mellow organ and 40s-styled trumpet sets the scene for her silky, seductive vocals to caress the lustrous melodic ambiance. Fusing old-school jazz and polished pop, this tune is good for all!

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Music History

Jeffrey Osborne – “Stay With Me Tonight”

From his album “Stay With Me Tonight” (1983):

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