From their upcoming album “It’s The End Of The World, But It’s A Beautiful Day”, to be released on 15 September 2023:
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Angie McMahon – “Letting Go”
This Melbourne-based Australian singer and songwriter was born with a love for music, which crystallized when she was a pre-teen. She started her career as part of a nine-piece soul band called The Fabric. After choosing a solo path, she won a Telstra competition in 2013 to open for Bon Jovi. Inspired by Bruce Springsteen, Joni Mitchell and Van Morrison, she debuted with “Slow Mover” in 2017.
Highlighting the need to not live in the past, but to create a new future by learning from making mistakes, her new single has a Springsteen-esque rock vibe. Taken from her upcoming album “Light, Dark, Light Again”, expected on October 27th, the track starts slow with swelling guitars and ascends to a rousing beat and a slight wild touch. And with her lively vocals, this brisk track is one to hold on to.
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Deacon Blue – “Chocolate Girl”
From their album “Raintown” (1987):Jess Glynne – “What Do You Do?”
Continuing her comeback with summer vibes and disco-pop sparkles, this is the new single by Jess Glynne:
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MINOE – “Cut Me Loose”
Growing up in Nova Scotia in a troubled family, this Canadian singer and songwriter began writing songs at a young age to deal with her trauma. She moved to Montreal to attend Concordia University, studying art history and studio art, while honing her musical skills. Inspired by artists from Louis Armstrong to Destiny’s Child, she debuted her R&B/pop blend on “Cellphone” in 2019.
Lyrically having a conversation with herself, telling her to just let go of her unrealistic expectations and escape the clutches of her self-imposed limitations, her new single is an euphoric nu-disco banger. Bringing out the glitter-ball glitz with a banging bass, sizzling synths and a relentless beat, it’s the sheer empowering energy of her vocals that drives this disco-infused dance track to the dancefloor.
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From his album “Love Zone” (1986):
Jansen's Jamz 