Music History

The Black Sorrows – “Better Times”

From their album “Better Times” (1992):

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Paloma Faith – “Bad Woman”

From her upcoming album “The Glorification Of Sadness”, to be released on 16 February 2024:

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Sofia Rubina – “Great Life”

Hailing from Tartu, this Estonian jazz vocalist entered the Shortest Summer Night competition at 12 years young, singing George Gershwin’s “Summertime”. She studied at the renowned Berklee College of Music in Boston and performed at various festivals, including Panama Jazz and Blue Note Jazz. She also opened for Incognito, Seal and Roy Ayers, and released her debut album “My Sun” in 2008.

Celebrating the joys and allure of life itself, her new single pays tribute to the sheer beauty that’s all around us. Taken from her upcoming album “I Am Soul”, expected on December 8th, she created a delicate blend of jazz and soul. From the sleek piano, easygoing percussion and mellow bass to her enchanting vocals and jubilant chorus, this sonic delight feels like warm sunshine on your face.

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Howard Jones – “Like To Get To Know You Well”

From his album “The 12″ Album” (1984):

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New Music

WILSN – “Can’t Afford Therapy”

Capturing the spirit of passionate 60s soul, this is the new single by Australian songbird WILSN:

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Gunning For Allie – “Alive”

Hailing from Brisbane and consisting of theatre actor Joshua Mulheran and Isla Vera frontman James Waters, this Australian synth-pop duo grew up together and played in a high school band. With Josh creating the lyrics and James the melodies, they’ve forged an 80s-inspired synth sound. Inspired by Death Cab For Cutie, Chrvrches and The 1975, they released their debut single “Braille” in 2017.

Lyrically referencing the painful loss of Josh’s best friend Courtney, their new single merges a vibrant and nostalgic electronic soundscape with personal, emotive words. Instantly gripping with a retro 80s synth run and a driving beat, they added a sonic sizzle and thunderous drums. And with passionate vocals reminding the listener to stay strong and live life, this voltaic tune is an inspiring groove.

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