From their upcoming album “Never/Know”, to be released on 9 May 2025:
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Francesca Tarantino – “Hold On To Me”
Based in Orlando, Florida, this indie pop-rock singer and songwriter fell in love with music at a very young age, thanks to her music-loving parents. Getting her first taste of performing in a school talent show, she got involved with musical theatre. She’s taken singing and guitar lessons and now is honing her craft as part of the Artist Development Program at Dreamwalker Music Evolution. Inspired by artists like KISS, The Beatles and Paramore, she debuted with “My Runaway” in 2023.
Telling the emotional and relatable tale of a feeling of desperation knowing that a loved one might leave and feeling helpless to stop them, her new single is an impassioned pop-rock power gem. Starting the song slow with a mellow rhythm and a stirring electric guitar draws us in and leads us to the vigorous chorus where both the drums and guitars get some added oomph. And with her authentic and rousing vocals and an invigorating fiery guitar solo, this vivid groove has it all.
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Paul Carrack – “When You Walk In The Room”
From his album “One Good Reason” (1987):Jessica Simpson – “Leave”
From her upcoming EP “Nashville Canyon, Pt.1”, to be released on 21 March 2025:
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Majelen – “Stuck With You”
This Australian singer and songwriter is paving her own, unique path in the music world. She studied jazz guitar at the Conservatorium Of Music in Sydney and since then she’s been nominated for Musician Of The Year and Breakout Artist Of The Year at the 2024 Gold Coast Music Awards. She also started her own record label, Liondance Records, and Cole Clark Guitars named a guitar after her. Inspired by Tommy Emmanuel, Mariah Carey and Ed Sheeran, she debuted with “Angels In The Dark” in 2018.
Celebrating love and wanderlust, the title track of her recently released album shines a light on the deep affection she feels for her wife, while the rest of the album takes the listener along on their wild adventure across Australia and beyond. Capturing true romance in a complex, yet minimal melody, her insanely skillful guitar play is all she needed. Strumming and drumming on her acoustic guitar with ease, it’s the raw honesty of her vocals that displays her authentic affection.
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From their album “Love Letters” (1984):
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