In The Spotlight

Lavi Frost – “Beautiful”

Raised with a love of all things musical, this Dutch singer and songwriter danced along to her mothers Rwandan rhythms as a young girl. Now using her music to inspire and motivate, her songs are filled with John Mayer-esque mood enhancing soul. Recording her music at 432Hz, instead of the typical 440Hz, gives her sound a relaxing warmth. She debuted with her single “Green Eyes” in 2018.

Adding a layer of smooth jazz to her signature soulful glow, her new single has the easygoing, sunshiny radiance of a dazzling Summer’s day. The playful fingersnaps and smooth bass line light the way to a striking chorus, made up of a laid-back rhythm, stunning acoustic guitar strums and catchy hooks. And with the exquisite splendor of her alluring vocals, this song is as luminous as it is beautiful.

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Music History

Andy Abraham – “Hang Up”

From his debut album “The Impossible Dream” (2006):

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New Music

Swimming Girls – “1 2 Many”

From their upcoming debut EP “Existential Fears”, to be released on 14 June 2019:

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In The Spotlight

Kelly Jarrard – “He Can Wait”

Hailing from Stockbridge, GA, this singer and songwriter taught herself to play guitar aged 13 and, inspired by classic sounds such as Motown, soul and rhythm & blues, she started writing her own material. She graduated with a degree in music from Clayton State University. Influenced by Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye and Amy Winehouse, she uses her 60s-dipped voice to create a soulfully hip sound.

Taken from her debut EP “It’s Time”, her latest single takes hold of your dancing shoes from the very first bracing saxophone tones. Immersed in glorious Motown hues, the foot-tappin’ rhythm, harmonious choral singers and funky brass erupts into a colorful flood of vintage vibes. And with her sumptuous vocals, filled with 60s soulfullness, you can definitely have your musical cake and eat it too!

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Music History

The Real Thing – “Can You Feel The Force”

From their album “Can You Feel The Force” (1978):

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New Music

Josie Dunne – “Same”

Overflowing with warm, summery vibes, this is the new single by sparkling singer and songwriter Josie Dunne:

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