From his album “Middle Man” (1980):
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor – “Vertigo”
From her upcoming album “Perimenopop”, to be released on 12 September 2025:
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Natalie Bergman – “Gunslinger”
Based in Los Angeles, this singer and songwriter started playing violin aged 5, but found her instrument in the guitar. She studied at Berklee College of Music and got her start as a member of her brother Elliot’s band Nomo. They later formed the successful psychedelic pop duo Wild Belle, worked with artists such as Diplo and Shawn Lee and had songs featured in various TV shows. Inspired by Whitney Houston, Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin, she released her debut solo album “Mercy” in 2021.
Singing about a lover she just can’t seem to quit and keeps coming back to after he’d done her wrong, her new single is a cinematic, 60s-infused blend of soul with a touch of country. Taken from her upcoming album “My Home Is Not In This World”, expected on July 18th, it’s the smoky percussion, retro-styled guitars and funky bass that takes us back in time to the swinging 60s. And with her hypnotic, slightly psychedelic vocals, this spellbinding, vintage-touched groove is out of this world.
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Cutting Crew – “Any Colour”
From their album “Broadcast” (1986):Kat Penkin – “UGH”
From her EP “Good Woman” (2025):Canyon Lights – “Seventh Son”
Formed by friends and bandmates Pat Faherty and Tim Carman, this blues-rock trio is completed with multi-instrumentalist Heather Gillis. Pat and Tim have been performing all over the world as members of the acclaimed blues band GA-20. Recognizing a mutual love of 70s rock bands, they began working on fresh song ideas. Since starting this new project, they’ve opened for George Thorogood & The Destroyers. Inspired by Thin Lizzy and James Gang, they debuted with “Let Me In” in 2025.
Grounded in the ancient mysticism that says that someone born into a lineage of only sons possesses supernatural powers, their new single actually describes a romantic encounter. Taken from their upcoming album “Breathe Easy”, expected this summer, they brewed a delicious concoction of retro rock and blues. With nostalgic 70s rock guitars, a psychedelic slide guitar solo and a jazz-infused rhythm, it’s the gritty, vintage-dipped vocals that complete the powerful blues-rock flavours.
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