In The Spotlight

Emi Jeen – “Dancing In The Living Room”

Quebec-born and Montreal-based, this Canadian singer and songwriter started singing with her mom in clubs and taking classical singing lessons aged 10. After University she toured the world with girl band A.K.A. After the band split in 2015, she rebranded herself and started a solo career. Inspired by Mariah Carey, Lana Del Rey and Lauryn Hill, she released her debut “Won’t Let You Down” in 2015.

Celebrating the joyous feelings being in love conjures up, her new single is brimming with blissful sonic elation. Teasing you in with some cheeky guitar plucks, the song explodes with an ecstatic euphoria in the chorus. With a pounding drum, bouncy bass and sprightly guitars laying down an invigorating pop bop, it’s the exuberant energy of her vocals that’ll having you dancing around as well.

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Music History

Prefab Sprout – “The King Of Rock ‘N’ Roll”

From their album “From Langley Park To Memphis” (1988):

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New Music

Dagny – “Same Again (For Love)”

With an infectious, neon-lit, Scandinavian pop bop, this is the new single by Norwegian songbird Dagny:

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In The Spotlight

Say She She – “C’est Si Bon”

Named as a nod to Nile Rodgers’ Chic, this Brooklyn-based disco-soul band transports you back to the era of flared jeans and glitterballs. The three front women Piya Malik, Nya Gazelle Brown and Sabrina Mileo Cunningham, all started as classical singers. Influenced by 60s girl groups, 70s disco and the 80s New York punk scene, the debuted their roaring discodelic sound on “Forget Me Not” in 2022.

Paying tribute to the Studio 54 vibes of the late 70s, their new single is a summery blend of Nile Rodgers and Giorgio Moroder influences. With rich, multi-colored dance-floor sparkles from the insatiable rhythm, crisp guitars and a cheeky bell creating the rousing disco groove and their flirtatious, sirenic vocals enticing you to move, this love-letter to the era’s nightlife is a flavorsome auditory treat.

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Music History

Squeeze – “Hits Of The Year”

From their album “Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti” (1985):

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New Music

Amanda Marshall – “Rainbows In Gasoline”

From her album “Heavy Lifting” (2023):

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