From the upcoming soundtrack for the movie “Days Of The Bagnold Summer”, to be released on 13 September 2019:
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Author: Jansen's Jamz
JGrrey – “Better Off”
Born as Jennifer Clarke in London, this British singer and songwriter wrote songs most of her childhood, initially without realizing she had an equal talent for singing. Eventually, she immersed herself in music, honing her distinctive fusion sound. She’s released five singles since 2017, before dropping her debut EP “Grreydaze” earlier this year. She’s about to go on tour supporting Billie Eilish.
Produced by Jarreau Vandal and Ed Thomas, her new single fuses pop and R&B with a delicious jazzy acoustic orchestration. The bouncy rhythm, smooth bass line and sleek horns create a wonderful organic aural experience, while the silky backing vocals and added violins blend it together into an intoxicating jam. With her soulful voice stroking the melody, it couldn’t get much better than this.
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Lenny Kravitz – “Black And White America”
From his album “Black And White America” (2011):Louise – “Lead Me On”
From her upcoming album “Heavy Love”, to be released on 18 October 2019:
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WAYI – “Fallin’ For You”
Growing up in a garden of gospel, this Belgian songstress discovered the budding seed of velvety R&B when she sang in her school choir aged 11. Nurtured by the sounds of Alicia Keys and fed by covering her favorite acts, she saw her seed flower into writing her own delicate lyrics. She lent her voice to tracks by TheColorGrey and K1D and debuted her own aural bouquet “The Way I Am” in 2018.
Taken from her debut EP “Love In Progress”, this song flourishes with both R&B as pop colors sprouting, ready to bloom. A catchy rhythm and electronic keys give it some summery sunshine, while her cool, enchanting vocal artistry provides necessary irrigation and makes the song truly come alive. Blossoming into a breathtaking sonic display, it’s easy to fall for this efflorescent auditory gem.
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From their album “Dizzy Heights” (1996):
