This 5-piece Australian band from Melbourne have combined modern pop/rock with the slightly psychadelic sound of the late 60s/early 70s. Influenced by The Beach Boys as well as Tame Impala, they catch every aspect of the musical soundscape in one unique style. It’s mellow, yet upbeat. Contemporary, yet 60s retro. They will tour around Melbourne in the next few months.
Their latest single immediately starts with a mellow, groovy guitar riff, which will guide the listener through the song. Full of catchy hooks, a laid-back vibe and a highly contagious chorus, it shows off their distinct lo-fi psych-pop goodness to the full. With smooth, creamy vocals completing this auditory journey into time, it’s a flower-powerful tune full of peace, love and joy.
By merging rock with funk and soul, this Canadian four-piece band from Vancouver constructed their own fresh, modern take on their eclectic influences, which include 
Their new single draws you in straight away with a buoyant bass line and leads you to a myriad of powerful, lively horns. It’s a clever arrangement in which pop, rock, funk and soul marry effortlessly into one delectable groove. With expertly textured instrumentation and vibrant vocals, it’s an exciting and lush ear-worm which is both rambunctious and highly catchy.
Hailing from Leeds, UK, this indie-pop quintet has had a pretty busy year so far. Tom Hammond, Sam Luca, Harry Vernon, Ste Fisher and Samuel Newham completed an European tour following the release of their 
They were definitely inspired by the pop music of the 80s on their latest release. With smooth synths, funky bass line, invigorating electric guitar bridge and polished vocals, they created a sparkling retro soundscape. As a song about that moment you catch someone’s eye and you know you’re both thinking the same thing, you’ll definitely fall in love with this musical delight.
Having studied flamenco guitar and having played in classic rock cover bands, nothing could have prepared this one-man funk machine for the life-changing moment he bought a 
Inspired by the 
This nu-disco trio from Matlock, UK describe their style as “deep-soul-avant-garde-indie-underground-baritone-discofunk” and named themselves after a self-invented name for a breed of dog. Consisting of Rory Lovatt, Sam Wilmot and Beth Garrett, the trio created their sound by combining 60s, 70s and 80s disco, funk and soul and sprinkle it with modern electronic vibes.
The brightly colored neon disco groove certainly glitters on their latest single. It’s an addictive pop/disco blend, which radiates unadulterated fun. Snappy singing strings, ear-catching funky beats, a dazzling 80s-inspired synth bridge and Sam & Beth‘s lustrous harmonies, take the listener on a fun-packed journey from 70s disco/funk to retro 80s electronic yumminess.
Growing up in a musical family, this funky phenomenon was destined for sonic greatness. She is an electrifying bass player, a singer, songwriter and has a thrilling stage presence. Her exceptional bass and singing skills earned her the admiration of some of the biggest names in music and she worked with legends such as 
Donning a purple bass-clef shaped mohawk, this funkilicious diva has launched her latest single which is a pure, unbridled funkadelic jam. Her masterful control of her instrument is hypnotic, inspiring and captivates from the very first bass slap and with her soulful, expressive vocals throughout, she brings back the vibrant grooviness of funk the way it should be.
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