With his roots firmly planted in the Southern Delta, this Memphis-native singer and songwriter found his passion in a blend of blues, soul and folk-rock. He grew up immersed in music, after famed songwriter Joe Leathers gave him an electric guitar aged 5 and would continue to mentor him. Inspired by Memphis’ history and rustic grit, he released his debut single “Don’t Stop” earlier this year.
His sophomore single adds a touch of gospel to his signature, vintage-tinted sound. Starting with an exalted, easygoing organ and mild percussion, it’s his divine vocals with a rapturous roughness, which give this melody a glorious edge. And with the addition of electric and acoustic guitars, completing the aural unity, it transcends the ordinary, rising to an extraordinary harmonic heaven.
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From her album “Bang Bang Boom Boom” (2012):
This is the first Summery taster of this Danish singer and songwriters upcoming album, slated for a Fall release:
Having grown up in an abusive home, surrounded by drugs and alcoholism, Lauren Silva ran away and lived on the streets in an attempt to dodge foster care, gangs and substance abuse. Based in Los Angeles, she turned her life around and started to create empowering music with thought provoking lyricism about overcoming a life of hardships. She released her debut single 
The last taster of her upcoming debut EP “This Is For You”, which is due to drop on May 9th, is engrossing from the first acoustic piano run. Fusing a plethora of influences into a punchy, harmonious feast, the buoyant pop rhythm, rousing funky horns and jazzy keys create a spectacular musical fireworks. And with her mighty, soulful vocals as focal point, this groove basks proudly in a sea of limelight.
From his album “Talking Back To The Night” (1982):
Blending contemporary pop with some neon 80s synth sounds, this is the new single by Norwegian singer and songwriter Ina Wroldsen:
