From her upcoming album “Encino”, to be released on 27 September 2024:
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Greg Gould – “Hurricane”
Hailing from Melbourne, this Australian singer and songwriter first burst onto the music scene by become the runner-up on Australia’s Got Talent in 2013. Initially singing covers, he’s been captivating millions across the globe with his powerful vocals. He’s headlined events like Chillout Festival and Sydney Pride and wrote “Marching On”, the official anthem for Darwin Pride. Inspired by Whitney Houston, Beyoncé and Sam Smith, he debuted with a cover of Prince’s “Purple Rain” in 2014.
Capturing the tumultuous, yet invigorating nature of the challenges life will face you with, his new single is an imposing blend of 90s vibes and modern pop. Taken from his latest album “Strings Attached” and recorded with a live string section, the song starts with a pulsating beat and a rich, upbeat piano and leads to an anthemic, orchestral abundance. Infused with a highly infectious chorus and his dynamic, multi-octave vocals, this passionate groove is filled with sonic energy.
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Annie Lennox – “Money Can’t Buy It”
From her album “Diva” (1992):The Fray – “Don’t Look Down”
From their upcoming EP “The Fray Is Back”, to be released on 27 September 2024:
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Anna Kaya – “Love Catastrophe”
Originally from Bulgaria, this emerging singer and songwriter is now based in London. She studied music at the renowned BIMM institute and has been honing her blended sound of R&B, soul and pop ever since. Instantly recognisable by the strength and subtlety of her voice, she excites audiences whenever and wherever she performs. Drawing inspiration from legendary artists such as Ariana Grande, Tori Kelly and Beyoncé, she released her debut single “So Damn Crazy” in 2022.
Narrating the relatable feelings that come with letting go, especially when it’s the hardest thing to do, her new single is about finding the strength to dance through the pain. Catching her lyrics in a more poppy melody this time, she still left room for a drop of R&B and a dash of soul. Starting softly with synth violins, the song ascends with a rising beat to a sparkling pop vibe. With lively drums, electronic elements and her hypnotic vocals, this mesmerizing tune is full of melancholy.
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Daryl Hall – “I Wasn’t Born Yesterday”
From his album “Three Hearts In The Happy Ending Machine” (1986):
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