From their album “Here’s To Future Days” (1985):
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Orla Gartland – “The Hit”
From her upcoming album “Everybody Needs A Hero”, to be released on 4 October 2024:
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MANJA – “My Oh My”
Rooted in the paradisal vibrancy of Bali, this pop-rock trio is a blend of both Indonesian and Caucasian heritages. Comprising of vocalist James Sukadana, guitarist Nick Pratama and keyboardist Mark Saputra, they created an unique fusion of Eastern and Western influences. They’ve performed at festivals such as Soundrenaline and Tokopedia MAKERFEST, as well as opening for UK band PREP and Indonesian band Elephant Kind. They released their debut single “Rise” in 2020.
Written from a feeling of disillusion, their new single reminds us to take a moment and reflect on what is truly important in life. They recognise that society’s craving for cheap thrills, fame and wealth has overtaken values like kindness and community. They capture their reflective lyrics in an sunlit sonic buoyancy from the joyous guitars, bustling drums and perky keys. Blending radiant pop with a touch of Indonesian aubade and a hint of retro vibes, this is a catchy groove.
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Joss Stone – “Right To Be Wrong”
From her album “Mind, Body & Soul” (2004):Lime Cordiale – “Strangers”
From their album “Enough Of The Sweet Talk” (2024):
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Summer Bennett – “Just A Phase”
Hailing from Paradise, Newfoundland, this award-winning Canadian singer and songwriter has been singing and playing music her whole life. Having written her first song aged 6, she’s also proficient on guitar, ukulele and piano. In 2021 she won MusicNL’s Newfound Talent Contest and the 2022 Arts And Letters Award. She was also selected as one of just 15 female artists to perform at HoneyJam 2022. Often compared to Lorde and Kate Bush, she released her debut single “Carsick” in 2021.
Offering a teenage perspective of the toxicity and negativity of social media and the internet as a whole, her new single dares to hold up a mirror to her contemporaries. Taken from her recently released EP “One Thousand Fahrenheit”, the track starts with playful piano chords and develops into an infectious, high-octane pop tune. With a bracing beat, electronic runs and unexpected violins, it’s her formidable vocal range that makes this enthralling groove sound infectious and unique.
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