From her upcoming album “Real Life”, to be released on 13 September 2019:
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Author: Jansen's Jamz
Lola Marsh – “Echoes”
Based in Tel Aviv, this Israeli indie pop duo, consisting of Yael Shoshana and Gil Landau, was formed back in 2013, after meeting through mutual friends. They performed at the Primavera Sound festival a year later. With influences ranging from Nina Simone to LCD Soundsystem, they debuted with their single “Sirens” in 2015. They’ve toured Europa and the US and had songs featured in film and TV.
With a grandiose Tarantino vibe, their new single is a celebration of decade-spanning nostalgia. A touch of late 60s rock, a smidge of early 70s pop, a dash of 80s synths and all soaked into an overflowing pool of spaghetti western-like, cinematic flamboyancy. Mixing the vintage majesty of the reverb guitar plucks with her lush, retro-styled vocals, this groove will keep echoing in your ears .
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Midnight Star – “No Parking On The Dance Floor”
From their album “No Parking On The Dance Floor” (1983):
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Inge van Calkar – “Touchdown”
Reminiscent of 90s Kylie, this is the punchy new single by Dutch pop songstress Inge van Calkar:
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Strange Majik – “Livin’ In The Lights”
Born as David Pattillo, this larger-than-life blues/rock phenomenon is also an Emmy-nominated producer who’s mixed the music of Norah Jones and Robert Plant for the TV show “Live From The Artists Den”. He debuted with his album “Lights On” in 2015 and for the past three and a half years he’s held a residency at Tribeca’s Belle Reve in New York, with his hair-raising, vintage backwater blues style.
Marrying the rousing 70s rock sound like Roxy Music and David Bowie with thrilling, emotive blues, his new single will set your eardrums ablaze. The invigorating rhythm, buoyant bass and heartwrenching howling blues guitars run like a hot current through the electrifying tune, while the added funky vibe from a wah-wah guitar and his fiery, majestic vocal chops make this a rip-roaring groovy jam.
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From her album “Corinne Bailey Rae” (2006):
