Born in Toronto, Canada, but now based in the bright lights of Los Angeles, this impressive twenty-three year-young songstress studied at the Berklee School Of Music, developing her stunning soulful vocals and songwriting prowess. Influenced by the likes of Carole King and Charlotte Day Wilson, she devised an electro R&B/pop style by blending old-school classics with modern sounds.
Driven by bouncy bass plucks and a compelling rhythm, her latest single manages to sound both fun and upbeat and yet create a dreamlike sphere. Taken from her soon to drop “On My Own” EP, the song chronicles the pressures of social expectations. Airy guitars accompany her silky, soulful vocals to paint an inspirational musical picture by fusing the mesmerizing melody with her lyrical poetry.
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This British quartet from Oxford was formed in 2013 and they pretty much instantly took to the road and toured extensively ever since. Consisting of Alex Grew, Joshua Rigal, Adam Stowe and Benji Page, these four, well-dressed bearded dudes combine rock, disco and electro-pop with hip-hop rhythms to forge a lively, one-of-a-kind sound. Their thrilling debut album 
By blending an indie-rock basis with a funky vibe and a touch of Nu-Disco, they have concocted something really exciting with their latest single. With powerful vocals and clever instrumentation of playful, plucky bass, vitalizing drums and a raucous, howling guitar solo, they’ve created loads of catchy hooks and an infectious chorus that makes this a funkalicious rock tune you don’t want to wait for.
Singer and producer Mike Gibney was born in Bohemia, New York and is a 
A smooth electric piano paves the way for the refreshing summery groove which is his latest single. By immersing his electro-pop sound in radiant retro funky flavours, he’s added a whole new dimension to this summertime jam. The bouncing beat serves as the tracks backbone, while the smouldering synths and his shiny, soul-infused vocals create a happy-go-lucky melody everyone will say yes to.
Singer and songwriter Kyle Gattison literally has music running through his family tree. He started playing piano aged 10 and wrote his first song at 12. Although he grew up in the San Fransisco Bay Area surrounded by gospel and soul, it was the discovery of synth and bass-heavy Electronic Dance Music which shaped his sound and a powerful lyricism based on peace, love, unity and respect.
His latest single is an infectious, summer-ready jam, which sounds like it should be played on a boombox at the beach. Putting the emphasis on contemporary funk, the sweeping bass-slaps and lighthearted finger-snaps are enticing, while the vivacious, retro-dipped synths, bouncy beats and effervescent, soul-dripping vocals make this an exuberant slice of true, funkalicious, summertime magic.
This eclectic singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist started his career in Chanhassen, Minnesota, across the lake from 
The funky influence of his Purple Highness runs through the veins of this exhilarating, high-energy groove. A sprightly bass line teases the electric guitar plucks, bouncing to life in the drum-rich chorus with bounteous agility, while his vitalizing vocals and multi-layered harmonies add some soulful zing. Although slightly tinted purple, it’s an exceptional piece of funkalicious goodness.
The gift of a guitar at the age of 3 sowed the seed which would lead to the long list of accomplishments of this extraordinary Australian artist. Proving her boundless virtuosity, she’s mastered over 15 instruments. She went from uploading homemade video’s to playing exhilarating sellout shows across multiple countries, winning various awards and having her single 
Putting her unique reggae-rock sound firmly on the map, her latest single is a testament to her overwhelming talent. She wrote and produced the song, as well as having played every single instrument herself. A smooth, jazzy piano and mild beat create a hypnotic dimension for her enthralling, charismatic vocals to lead the way to a soaringly slick guitar solo, making it sound lavishly grand.
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