From her upcoming album “Don’t Forget Me”, to be released on 12 April 2024:
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Marc Burford – “Leopards”
Hailing from Andover, this British singer, songwriter and producer was brought up on Fleetwood Mac, Oasis and Led Zeppelin. Over the years he’s worked with various artists such as The Knocks and Parson James, had his music featured on TV show Brooklyn 99 and supported The Libertines on tour. He was also a part of the indie-rock band Echotape. Returning after recovering from Hyperacusis, a condition affecting his hearing, he recorded a cover of Tina Turner’s “Simply The Best” in 2023.
Written for his wife and encompassing the memories gained with a lover, the intense loving feeling you get when they are near and the emptiness and craving when they are not, his new single is a beautiful, translucent indie-folk ballad. Guided by a soothing acoustic guitar, his ethereal soundscape welcomes you with open arms. Joined by a chirpy glockenspiel, elated drums and a jaunty banjo, it’s his infatuating and emotive vocal mastery that will take you on a celestial sonic journey.
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Angela Winbush – “No More Tears”
From her album “The Real Thing” (1989):Travis – “Gaslight”
From their upcoming album “L.A. Times”, to be released on 12 July 2024:
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Dee Holt – “Make A Move”
With a musician dad and an artist mom, creativity comes naturally to this Montreal-based Canadian singer and songwriter. Born with a love to sing, she joined guitar club, glee club and choir club in elementary school and was part of the music program in high school. Initially not believing a music career was on the cards, meeting family friend and producer Benjamin Nadeau changed all that. Inspired by Lennon Stella and Lizzie McAlpine, she released her debut single “Olivia” in 2021.
Naturally inclined to remain in her comfort zone, her new single tackles the knowledge that she has to take control of her own life and make that first move. Build on an alt-pop foundation, the melody is enriched with unexpected, reggae-infused guitar plucks. Moving on to a bouncy, full-bodied chorus with lively percussion and sliding electric guitars, it’s her silken vocal tone conveying her introspective words, that ties this playful and luscious tune together with a sultry vibrancy.
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From his album “The Martyr Mantras” (1990):
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