Music History

Sharon Redd – “Can You Handle It”

From her album “Sharon Redd” (1980):

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New Music

Rob Thomas – “One Less Day (Dying Young)”

From his upcoming album “Chip Tooth Smile”, to be released on 26 April 2019:

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In The Spotlight

Agina – “Backseat Lover”

This passionate, multi-talented singer, songwriter and actress has been trained in musical genres ranging from classical and jazz, to R&B and pop since the age of 3. In 2013 she was a contestant on The Voice US and a year later on La Voz Mexico and went on to open for judge Ricky Martin on his Mexican tour. Her acting credits include series like The Young And The Restless and Crossing Jordan.

Her sumptuous new single is a sexy and beguiling smooth groove. The enthralling melody, using mellow percussion, flirtatious guitars and a hint of alluring horns, blends sensual, steamy jazz with easygoing pop and wraps itself around her satiny, seductive vocals like a warm embrace. Saturating it with a libidinous veil, it’s a luscious, intimate gem, which will enamour any potential backseat lover.

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Music History

The Trammps – “Sixty Minute Man”

From their album “The Legendary Zing Album” (1976):

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New Music

Josie Dunne – “Mute”

This is the new single by Illinois-based pop singer and songwriter Josie Dunne:

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In The Spotlight

Boris René – “What The Funk”

This Congolese-born Swedish former footballer grew up in a Michael Jackson-loving family. Although he initially chose a career in sports – becoming a defender with several Swedish league clubs – he decided to further his musical passion, aged 20. He released his debut single “Alive” in 2013 and also competed in the Swedish national selection for the Eurovision Songcontest in 2016 and 2017.

Drenched in some sprightly, old skool vibes, his new single is an electrifying, funkalicious party in your ears. With a bracing bass line, an infectious beat and the vitalizing synths pulling you onto the dancefloor, it’s his effervescent, soulful vocals, actually referencing Michael Jackson in the lyrics, that make this a high-spirited, upbeat, funkadelic groove, you just have to moonwalk to.

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