From her album “Princess” (1986):
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Hard-Fi – “Don’t Need You”
From their EP “Don’t Go Making Plans”, to be released on 15 November 2024:
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Brooke Surgener – “Got It Good”
Hailing from Erie, PA, this singer and songwriter was taught to play the piano by her mother, but it wasn’t until she picked up a guitar aged 10 that she found her instrument. Growing up as an introvert, music was her way of self-expression. Since then she’s performed live around her home town at venues such as Oliver’s Beer Garden and Celebrate Erie. Drawing inspiration from artists like Michelle Branch, The Head And The Heart and Gabrielle Aplin, she debuted with her self-titled EP in 2018.
Inspired by a night dancing in Nashville and filled with sheer positivity, her new single is a love song to women everywhere. Injecting good vibes into every joyous note, the song starts with seductive bass plucks and a mellow drum. With an alluring mix of retro and modern pop with a touch of folk, it expands into a slick, full-bodied chorus. And with hypnotic, beguiling vocals blending into the mirthful melody, this bubbly, inspiring tune highlights everything that’s good in the world.
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Jimmy “Bo” Horne – “Dance Across The Floor”
From his album “Dance Across The Floor” (1978):Sonia Stein – “Clothes Off”
From her EP “Blooming Season Part 1” (2024):
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South Summit – “Exceptional”
Formed in early 2020 in Perth, this First Nation Australian band consists of Isaiah and Nehemiah Reuben, Josh Trindall, Nathan Osborne and Fynn Samorali. They met by chance at a backyard party and bonded over their diverse musical tastes. Since then they built a reputation as one of the best touring acts, playing festivals like VanFest and A Day On The Lawn, as well as playing shows in prisons. Inspired by Ocean Alley, DMA’s and Bob Marley, they debuted with their EP “Merlin’s” in 2021.
With a rather intricate blend of musical influences and lyrically trying to find a balance between two people in a relationship, their new single is a successful sonic experiment. Taken from their, recently released, album “The Bliss”, the track forges a vintage-dipped, soft-rock melody. With a foundation of a steady beat and an airy acoustic guitar, the song comes alive with the mellifluous electric guitar peaks. And with warm and harmonious vocals, this easygoing tune is a true earpleasing gem.
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