From their album “Beggar On A Beach Of Gold” (1995):
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Ashe – “Running Out Of Time”
From her upcoming album “Wilson”, to be released on 6 September 2024:
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Johnny Murrell – “Not That Bad, Yet”
Originally from Kansas City, this talented singer, songwriter, musician and teacher made Tulsa his home. Raised in a house where music was always playing, he started piano lessons at a young age. After studying Music and Spanish in college, he moved to New York City, where he founded the band Robbing Johnny. Years later he moved back to Tulsa and did a residency at the Mercury Lounge. Inspired by Elton John, Frank Sinatra and Jimi Hendrix, he debuted with “Finally The Rain” in 2018.
Encouraging people dealing with mental health problems to embrace hope and not to give up, his new single is built around meaningful lyrics exuding positivity and strength. Framed by a delightfully rich sound, comprised of several musical elements, the melody is a soothing sonic ebb and flow. With a gentle rhythm, full-bodied guitars and a slight 80s pop feel, the song sounds like a warm embrace. And with the honeyed charm of his vocals, this ear-pleasing smooth groove is not bad at all.
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Whitney Houston – “Million Dollar Bill”
From her album “I Look To You” (2009):Smallpools – “Be Kind, Rewind”
From their upcoming album “Ghost Town Road”, to be released later this year:
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Chubby Cat – “Oh Honey!”
Born in Cork as Cat Doran, this Irish singer and songwriter has been making a name for herself as an exciting live artist. The BIMM Dublin graduate has been honing her RnB-infused sound and showcased it at festivals such as The Great Escape and Indiependence, creating an ever growing fan base. Now based in Belfast, the alt-pop artist continues with her genre-blending, experimental approach to music. Inspired by Barbra Streisand and Lady Gaga, she debuted with “Slipping” in 2021.
Trying to capture the chaos her head becomes when overthinking relationships, her new single shares her fear of being hurt and the difficulty getting to trust someone as a result. Doused in vintage sunbeams, the song is an infectious, summery earworm. With almost tribal drums you can feel resonating in your guts, refreshing guitars and multi-layered harmonies filling the afro-pop-like melody, it’s her cheery, soulful vocals that make this groove radiate from every note.
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