Hailing from the Crescent City of New Orleans and growing up in the heart of its rich music scene, this funky sextet of friends got together in 2004 to jam. Since then they’ve grown into a high-energy live act, playing festivals like the Jazz & Heritage festival and the Voodoo Experience. Influenced by The Meters, Dr. John and Allen Toussaint, they debuted with “Pregnant With A Baby Called Funk” in 2008.
Collaborating with singer and multi-instrumentalist Ivan Neville, their new single is captivating from the very first 70s-styled wah-wah guitar chord. Dragging us into their kinetic, funkalicious musical world, it’s the mighty beat, spirited keys and possessed-by-the-funk-Gods vocals that turns this insatiable slice of retro-dipped sonic power into a ferocious and high-octane soul-funk groove.
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Born in Atlanta as Amanda Gunnels, this singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist always had a passion for music. She began classical piano lessons at a young age, but now also plays bass, guitar and drums. She attended 
Conveying the message that you don’t have to wait start achieving your dreams, her new single empowers you to not let anything stop you from reaching your goal. Wrapping her words in an infectious blend of folk, Americana and pop, which is slightly reminiscent of 90s female songwriters, it’s the crisp guitars and her multi-level vocals that make this tune sound joyful and timeless.
Based in Reading, this British quartet got formed when front man Tommy Longhurst wanted to play the 
Instantly grabbing our attention with a riveting ascending tone, their new single fuses retro sounds from 80s pop and 90s indie with a rich, contemporary production. The melody opens up with a bouncy beat, crisp guitars and a touch of shimmering synths. And with storytelling vocals adding a freshness to the melody, this groove blends new-wave and Britpop into modern guitar pop at its finest.
Born and raised in Seattle, this sassy singer/songwriter started singing jazz at just 6 years young. She moved to Nashville in 2018, in order to study literature and vocal jazz at 
Balancing a delectable blend of various genres, an upbeat vibe and emotive lyrics, her new single is a summery sonic treat. While holding true to her jazzy roots, she’s injected some funky guitars, classic keys and soulful horns to create the perfect melodic brew. And with her velveteen vocals singing about denying that a relationship is falling apart, this retro-sounding groove is an auditory triumph.
Based in London, this British singer and songwriter didn’t get formal singing lessons until she was 17, but found self-development was the way to go. Since then she’s lend her voice to projects of EDM producers such as 
Inspired by 80s diva’s such as 
Formed in 2014 in Vancouver, this Canadian foursome created a groovy indie-pop blend inspired by 70s feel-good tunes and contemporary pop. Consisting of Rowan Webster-Shaw, Ben Robertson, Alex Bingham and Sam Gray, they’ve toured all over Canada, but are touring the US in 2022. Influenced by 
Bring on the sun, let you hair down and let it flow freely in your roadtrippin’ convertible, because their new single radiates pure summery vibes. Influenced by 70s-styled songwriting, it’s the laid-back mood of the mellow drums, the classic Wurlitzer organ and the carefree vocals singing about the fuzzy feeling you get after spending time with your lover, this luminescent tune is never enuff.
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