Singing about the debilitating effects of insomnia in an upbeat pop bop, this is the new single by Bow Anderson:
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RHODES – “Happy”
Born in Hertfordshire as David Rhodes and now London-based, this singer, songwriter and musician initially played guitar and bass in bands. With the encouragement of his family, he found the courage to sing. Since going solo he’s performed at festivals like Glastonbury and opened for Sam Smith and Hozier. Inspired by Radiohead, The Doors and Arthur Lee, he debuted with “Raise Your Love” in 2014.
Singing about the need to try to find happiness in a constantly changing world, his new single captures his introspective lyrics in a stunning and elegant melody. Starting with an opulent piano and his mesmerizing voice, the song is later joined by sumptuous violins and a lavish rhythm. Enchanting with every contemplative word and entrancing note, this luscious ballad is sheer sonic beauty.
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Janet Jackson – “Someone To Call My Lover”
From her album “All For You” (2001):Tom Speight – “Trick Of The Light”
From his upcoming album “Love & Light”, to be released on 11 August 2023:
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Mega – “Don’t Get Too Close”
Born in London, this rising British singer and songwriter started attending opera choir at nine and a gospel choir aged 12. Fully planning a career in music, she had to divert to studied psychology, when she lost her voice and was unable to sing for years. Luckily she recovered and found her musical path again. Inspired by Aretha Franklin and Michael Kiwanuka, she debuted with “Chariot” in 2018.
Singing about protecting your positive energy when you find yourself in toxic situations, her new single is filled with empowering and encouraging words. Enveloping her stirring lyrics in a rich tune, she blended exalted gospel and sparkling pop with a touch of soul. With a rousing rhythm, cheeky bass plucks and her exuberant vocals, this bouncy jam is a radiant, honest and powerful sonic treat.
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From his album “Tennis” (1980):
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