With a dark, cinematic 60s sound, this is the new single by British quartet Black Honey:
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The Rubinoos – “Honey From The Honeycombs”
Formed way back in 1970 in Berkeley, this Californian power-pop quartet has been a feature of the music scene for decades. Their eponymous self-titled debut album was released in 1977, scoring their first chart hit “I Think We’re Alone Now”. After recording the theme for “Revenge Of The Nerds”, the band took a sabbatical in 1985, but in 1998 returned with their acclaimed album “Paleophonic”.
Written as a tribute to the late female drummer Honey Lantree of the UK group The Honeycombs, their new single is a celebration of peppy 70s beat pop. Taken from their upcoming album “From Home”, due to drop on August 23, it’s their time-honored sound of lively drums, cheery guitars, vintage harmonies and fun Beach Boys-like vibes, that makes this groovy and infectious jam sound timeless.
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Sheryl Crow – “Summer Day”
From her album “100 Miles From Memphis” (2010):BUNT. ft. The Dip – “Sure Don’t Miss You”
Blending The Dip’s 60s-style soul with their signature folk-house sound, this is the new single by German duo BUNT.:
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Laney Lynx – “Nothing Sounds The Same”
Hailing from Rhode Island, this vitalizing singer and songwriter is a Berklee College Of Music graduate who forged an exhilarating fusion of R&B, funk and electro-pop. Based in New York City, in pursuit of her childhood dreams, she draws inspiration from Aaliyah, HAIM and Stevie Wonder. Infused with quirky and playful nostalgia, she released her punchy debut single “Love Sick” in 2015.
Painting a gorgeous soundscape with some colorful vintage brush strokes, her new single is an ear-tingling portrait, blending classic tones with modern pop hues. With a catchy rhythm, a splash of synths and a lively electric guitar solo creating an 80s-tinted canvas and her mellifluous vocals and euphonic harmonies adding a melodious artistry, this composition is a true work of art.
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From his album “Reg Strikes Back” (1988):
