From their upcoming album “Artificial Paradise”, to be released on 12 July 2024:
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Mistine – “IDEK”
Born as Christine Meisenhelter and raised in Jersey, this rising singer, songwriter realized that she wanted a career in music at a very young age having seen Carly Simon perform on TV. Since then she’s attended USC’s Thornton School Of Music and learned to play guitar and bass. She’s also toured with Meg Smith and Aespa, as well as the last few years with Conan Gray. Inspired by artists like Aerosmith, Avril Lavigne and Maggie Rogers, she released her debut single “Miss. Used” in 2018.
Singing about finding your way while navigating the ups and downs in both friendships and relationships, her latest single explores the chaos caused by life’s pitfalls and growing as a person from the experience. Taken from her EP “Lonely”, she starts off with playful guitar plucks and cheeky fingersnaps, leading to a sun-drenched melody. With a bouncy beat, mellow bass and invigorating chorus adding a sprightly vitality, it’s her enchanting vocals that infuse it with a welcoming warmth.
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The Gap Band – “Are You Living?”
From their album “The Gap Band III” (1980):RONDÉ – “Taking My Love Back”
From their upcoming album “Ten”, to be released on 8 November 2024:
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Amanduh – “Sparks”
Melbourne-based, this budding Australian singer and songwriter’s life has always been intertwined with music. She started guitar lessons at a young age, sang with the Australian Youth Choir and played in various musicals before the age of 18. Now emerging with a penchant for storytelling and passionate melodies, she showcased her natural born talent at the renowned Workers Club in Melbourne. Inspired by Maisie Peters and Florence Welsh, she released her debut “Old Flame” in 2022.
Based upon the true story of her friend who was in a bad relationship, her new single was written as if they’d already broken up as a reminder that staying in a relationship is not always the best thing to do. Starting with a sweet acoustic guitar, mild keys and enchanting vocals, the song truly comes alive in the bustling chorus. With a pulsating beat and sizzling synths adding a touch of nostalgia, this scintillating burst of authentic pop blends lyrical melancholy with a sense of melodic fun.
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Michael Jackson – “You Can’t Win”
From the soundtrack of the movie “The Wiz” (1978):
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