From her upcoming album “A Little Lost, A Little Found”, to be released on 21 July 2023:
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Nell Mescal – “Punchline”
Originally from Maynooth, this breakout Irish singer and songwriter got training in classical and musical theatre from a young age. She taught herself piano and began writing music aged 13. At 18 she moved to London to pursue music full-time and supported Florence & The Machine and Dermot Kennedy on tour. Inspired by Taylor Swift and Birdy, she debuted with “Graduating” in 2022.
Written in her bedroom during the pandemic, her new single tells the tale of a friendship ending before its time and the emotional aftermath that comes with it. Slowly easing into the song with a soft guitar and her storytelling vocals, it ascends into an impassioned, upbeat chorus with a propulsive percussion and crisp keys. And with her stirring voice, this is a poignant, honest and dynamic jam.
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Imagination – “Looking At Midnight”
From their album “Scandalous” (1983):Mae Muller – “Me, Myself And I”
From her upcoming album “Sorry I’m Late”, to be released on 29 September 2023:
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Josh Barry – “Oh Dear”
Hailing from London, this British soulster took his first steps into the limelight in 2010, when he auditioned for Britain’s Got Talent at just 16 years old. Since then he’s lent his voice to dance hits by Gorgon City and Rudimental and collaborated with Nile Rodgers, as well as supporting Rag ‘n’ Bone Man on his tour. Inspired by James Brown and Jimi Hendrix, he debuted with his solo EP “Art & Soul” in 2021.
Singing about falling in love, despite not believing that it would ever happen, his new single is an imposing slice of passion-fueled, vintage soul. With grandiose percussion, stirring violins and gospel-like choral harmonies setting the scene, it’s his gritty, classic soul-infused vocals, filled with an intensity and fierceness, that truly elevates this impressive smooth groove to a whole new level of cool.
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From her album “Everybody’s Free” (1992):
Jansen's Jamz 