With classy vocals and a soul/R&B blended melody, this is the new single by London-based songstress Kara Marni:
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Robert Randolph & The Family Band – “Baptise Me”
Born in New Jersey, this vocalist, songwriter and guitarist had a cloistered upbringing hearing only gospel music. It wasn’t until his early twenties that he discovered the rich palette of various genres. A true master at the pedal steel guitar, he played with the likes of Eric Clapton and Carlos Santana, who studied his technique. Joined by The Family Band, they debuted with “Live In The Wetlands” in 2002.
Returning to the gospel influences of his youth, their new single enriches the celestial sound with raw, emotional blues and vintage soul. Taken from their upcoming album “Brighter Days”, to be released on August 23, the vitalizing rhythm and howling guitars can be felt deep in your soul, while his rugged, impassioned vocals add a veracity and spirituality to this poignant portion of musical salvation.
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Starpoint – “It’s So Delicious”
From their album “It’s So Delicious” (1983):The Teskey Brothers – “So Caught Up”
From their upcoming album “Run Home Slow”, to be released on 2 August 2019:
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SIDIBE – “Place For You And I”
This alluring, Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter and musician dips classic R&B sounds and contemporary pop elements in sweet romanticism. Utilizing her impressive five-octave vocal range, she’s made her indelible mark on the music scene, resulting in three EPs and a full-length album, as well as having her song “I’m Only Dreaming” handpicked by Prince as Purple Pick Of The Week in 2016.
Her latest single brings a myriad of musical influences together into an enchanting soundscape. The laid-back vibe blends some smooth bossa-nova with velvety jazz tones and a smidge of plush pop, generating images of a gorgeous sunset on a summers eve. With her silky vocal sensibilities, singing about the emotional turmoil of falling in love with two lovers, this gem is sheer auditory beauty.
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From their album “Staring At The Sea” (2011):
