Radiating glittery, neon-doused 80s pop sparkle, this is the new single by New Zealand duo Foley:
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Declan Carrier – “Bubble”
Born under the Australian sun, this singer, songwriter and actor studied theatre and music in high school and plays guitar, bass, percussion and ukulele. He moved to London in 2013, which he now calls home and played dive bars from Paris to Berlin with his charismatic flamboyance to hone his catchy vintage pop and disco-reminiscent sound. He released his debut single “Saving All My Love” in 2018.
His third single is funky, discolicious and poptastic, all rolled into one decadent musical treat. He first teases the senses with a smooth intro of synths, guitars and 90s-styled silky voice, before the true nature of this buoyant groove becomes apparent. Cheerful drums, fresh piano and retro wah-wah guitars make this tune a melodious feast, while his jovial vocals truly make this bubble float.
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Janet Jackson – “Whoops Now”
From her album “Janet.” (1993):Friendly Fires – “Silhouettes”
From their upcoming album “Inflorescent”, to be released on 16 August 2019:
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Miki Rose – “By My Side”
This globetrotting singer and songwriter was born in Brighton, UK, but grew up in Paris, Kuala Lumpur and Dallas. She graduated Chicago’s Berklee College Of Music early, moved to Los Angeles and started putting vocals to beats on Soundcloud, which introduced her to Brighton-based producer El. Train. They started working together, leading to the release of her 2015 debut EP “Over & Over”.
Starting with a smooth, atmospheric shimmer, her new single soon turns it up a notch with a sun-soaked R&B melody. Taken from her new EP “Nomad Diaries, Vol. 1”, her sultry and soulful vocals surf the ebb and flow of the melodic soundwaves with finesse, while blending classic soul, R&B and electronic elements creates a chilled-out tune with a summery vibe you always want by your side.
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From their album “Abacab” (1981):
