From their album “Sports” (1983):
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Rosie Darling – “Joanna”
With a delightful introspective nostalgic feel, this is the new single by L.A.-based songstress Rosie Darling:
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Donny Smith – “Adore You”
Born in Toronto, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up in a musical family. He learned his first song, AC/DC’s “Highway To Hell”, when his brother brought home an electric guitar. His professional career took off as part of his family’s band Fairchild, landing two Top 40 hits. After he was part of the Blue Veil Band, a touring band raising funds for the charity Blue Veil Ministry. Inspired by Guns N’ Roses, Ed Sheeran and Bob Marley, he debuted solo on “Breaking Through” in 2019.
Inspired by a heartfelt moment with his wife, where he was going to say “I love you”, but instead said “I adore you”, his new single is a love letter set to music. Blending neon-touched retro pop with classic soul, this vibrant melody is full of nostalgia. With sparkling synths, spirited rhythm and fresh guitars creating this delectable mid-tempo tune, it’s the joyous honesty of his authentic vocals that celebrates the elation of finding true love and make this groove sound like luscious ear candy.
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The Saturdays – “Up”
From their album “Chasing Lights” (2008):Dylan Cartlidge – “New Day”
Returning with new music after a three year hiatus, this is the new single by British artist Dylan Cartlidge:
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Elle Kaye – “So Don’t”
Hailing from Stockholm, this Swedish singer/songwriter with Eritrean roots grew up exposed to cultural music from her mom being a singer. Using singing and songwriting to express herself, music became her therapy. Since finding her musical passion, she’s toured as background vocalist for Mwuana in 2022, on the RnB LGNDS tour in 2023 and earned acclaim from Adina Howard and Sisqó. Inspired by Whitney Houston, Toni Braxton and Brandy, she debuted with “I Just Feel” in 2024.
Lyrically guiding us through accepting the past and moving on from a relationship, her new single captures the need for closure and a fresh look to the future. Drawing us into her alluring musical world, the song opens with a tender piano and progresses with a soft jazzy rhythm, mild keys and gentle guitars. Paying tribute to her 90s R&B hero’s at the same time, she’s forged a magical, soulful melody. And with her captivating vocals stroking the notes, this gem is a spellbinding groove.
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