Music History

Whitney Houston – “My Name Is Not Susan”

From her album “I’m Your Baby Tonight” (1990):

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Benjamin Rihan – “Dizzy Talk”

This is the first English single by Danish singer and songwriter Benjamin Rihan:

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Olivia Henry – “In My Touch”

This multi-talented songstress grew up in Los Angeles, where she began classical vocal training with a Belgian opera singer from an early age. She also trained in jazz, contemporary music and musical theatre at CalArts conservatory and, after a debilitating back injury, taught herself piano and songwriting. She has written dozens of songs and self-released her debut EP “Sessions” in 2014.

The second single to be taken from her upcoming full-length debut album, which will be released later this year, is both sultry as ferocious. A steamy beat, sensuous guitar and smooth piano amplify an inherent sexual setting and with her fierce, empowering vocals condemning men who play games, this soul and blues touched pop anthem is dripping with feminine fervor and an enthralling intensity.

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Jamie Lidell – “Another Day”

From his album “Jim” (2008):

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New Music

Meg Mac – “Something Tells Me”

This is the new single by Australian pop-soul singer and songwriter Meg Mac:

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Cooper & Gatlin – “Like You”

Hailing from Nashville and born to a Grammy-nominated producer dad and a singer/songwriter mom, this brother and sister pop duo, consisting of Cooper Green and Gatlin Kate James, was destined for a life in music. After moving to Los Angeles, they started honing their own songwriting skills and with influences ranging from The Kooks to Norah Jones, they released their debut single “Break” late 2018.

Their sophomore single sounds like they’re starting a joyful pop party in your ears. With an acoustic guitar and a virulent rhythm driving the song to its upbeat and catchy chorus, it’s their lavishly dynamic harmonies, singing about a difficult parent/child relationship in which the roles were reversed, that take a serious subject and manages to make it sound chirpy and highly infectious.

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