From her upcoming album “A Complicated Woman”, to be released on 25 April 2025:
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The Unlikely Candidates – “Fingers Crossed”
Based in Fort Worth, this indie-rock band was initially formed in 2008 by Kyle Morris and Cole Male as an acoustic duo. With the addition of band members Brenton Carney and Jared Hornbeek, they also expanded their eclectic sound. They’ve toured extensively, performed with Young The Giant and Fall Out Boy and played festivals such as Bottlerock. After two mainstream record deals, they are now independent. Inspired by The Beatles and Blur, they released their debut “Follow My Feet” in 2013.
Singing about leaving your demons and hurdles you had to overcome behind and facing a new future with fresh eyes, courage and resilience, their new single is empowering and inspirational. Blending indie rock with a dash of pop and a cheeky vibe, the jaunty melody is layered with buoyant drums and playful guitars, before bursting into a vigorous and infectious rock chorus. And with the multi-faceted vocals ranging from sprightly to powerful, this spirited tune is full of exhilarating grooves.
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Katrina & The Waves – “Sun Street”
From their album “Waves” (1985):Jack Garratt – “Catherine Wheel”
From his upcoming album “Pillars”, to be released on 15 August 2025:
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Dani Marchio – “U Want Me Anyway”
Hailing from Sydney, this Australian singer and songwriter was born with a love of music. She began singing in church from a young age and took on any talent show or open mic night she could get. At 19 she met songwriter/producer Nick Paton whose influence got her into writing songs. Since then she’s been teaching singing at a vocal studio and was backup singer for artists like Tones & I. Inspired by Ariana Grande, Norah Jones and Missy Higgins, she released her debut “Daydreamer” in 2024.
Singing about how insecurity can make you doubt someone’s sanity for liking you with all of your quirks, her new single is a tribute to those lovers who just love you for who you are. Wrapped in a vibrant and highly infectious pop bop, the song is guided along by the throbbing beat. Padded with exhilarating guitars and sparkling synths, the fun-loving melody brings along some pre-summer sunshine. And with her vivacious vocals, this rich tune is a scintillating slice of pop indulgence.
From their album “Who Loves You?” (1976):
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