From his upcoming album “June”, to be released on 30 July 2025:
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Jessica Lá Rel – “Trademark”
Based in Chicago, this award-winning singer and songwriter began singing at the age of 10. She trained in opera for 4 years, starred in musical theatre productions and sang in rock bands and choirs. She started her musical career after graduating Stanford University. Since then she’s earned a Best R&B song award at the 2019 Independent Music Awards and she’s opened for artists such as Macklemore, Omarion and Angelique Kidjo. She released her debut EP “Four Freedoms” in 2016.
Celebrating our own personal trademarks of joy and soul, her new single jubilates our uniqueness and individuality. Taken from her recently released album “Three Sisters”, the song is an exuberant blend of joyous soul and elated gospel. Teasing the senses from the start with a cheeky piano and exulted hand claps, the melody unfolds with an energetic rhythm and funky wah-wah guitars. And with spirited horns and her powerful vocals, this bubbly groove is pure sonic indulgence.
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Sting – “After The Rain Has Fallen”
From his album “Brand New Day” (1999):Amy Macdonald – “Forward”
From her upcoming album “Is This What You’ve Been Waiting For?”, to be released on 11 July 2025:
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Niklas Vaupel – “Dance With Me”
Hailing from Kassel, this German singer and songwriter was born with a fascination for music and a dream to become a musician. First having taken recorder lessons in school, he began learning the guitar aged 12. He’s also taken singing lessons with opera singer Thomas Wiegand and singing teacher Nicole Jukic. Apart from creating his own music, he’s a music teacher in Guxhagen as well. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Ed Sheeran, he released his debut single “Raise Me Up” in 2021.
Singing about the moment when that one special person catches your eye with their beauty across the dancefloor while out partying, his new single is a sunlit, feel-good pop song. Starting with a mellow percussion and an acoustic guitar, he first captures our ears with his creamy and emotive vocals, before adding sonic sunbeams into the chorus. Slowly falling in love lyrically, the song exudes an inviting warmth from the addition of smooth strings and leads to an enticing, upbeat crescendo.
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From their album “Echoes & Rhymes” (2012):
Jansen's Jamz 