From their upcoming album “Wildwood Kin”, to be released 4 October 2019:
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Louis Baker – “So Lo”
Digging through his parents’ record collection of Miles Davis, Marvin Gaye and Joni Mitchell when he was young sparked a passion for music in this New Zealand singer and songwriter. He started writing original songs aged 17 and attended the prestigious Red Bull Music Academy in New York. He debuted with a 2014 self-titled EP, played several festivals worldwide and toured with Allen Stone.
Teasing his upcoming album “OPEN”, which is due on June 21st, his new single brings classic Motown-style soul right up-to-date. With gospel-like backing vocals and an invigorating rhythm driving the laid-back vibe, it’s the luminous soulfulness of his vintage-tinged voice, tickling the smooth guitars and sleek keys, that elevates this sumptuous, seductive groove to refreshing new heights.
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Sara Bareilles – “Gonna Get Over You”
From her album “Kaleidoscope Heart” (2010):Guy Sebastian – “Choir”
Celebrating the joyful spirit of his friend Luke Liang, who passed away last year aged 28, this is the jaunty new single by Australian artist Guy Sebastian:
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BELLSAINT – “Like Gold To Me”
Born in Texas as Caroline Brooks, this groovy singer and songwriter polished her craft by writing songs for the likes of Natalie Imbruglia and collaborating with legends like Giorgio Moroder. She’s had songs featured in several commercials and major TV shows. Inspired by Nancy Sinatra, her sound is dipped in the swinging sixties. She debuted with “Bang Bang (Remember My Name)” in 2016.
With a sweltering vintage texture, sounding like a long lost track from the Stax Records soul vaults, her new single has a gleaming retro luminosity. Complete with perky bass plucks, playful tambourine, bouncy beat and spirited harmonies, it’s a romantic sixties soul melody tailormade for her classic tinged, dynamic vocals to take any ear back in time and to steep this sparkling jam in golden splendor.
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Paul Young – “Tomb Of Memories”
From his album “The Secret Of Association” (1985):
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