From the soundtrack of the movie “Barbie” (2023):
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Paige Warner – “Stockholm Syndrome”
Based in Owen Sound, this gifted Canadian singer and songwriter’s life was infused with music from birth. Thanks to her musician dad, who exposed her to jazz and blues, she learned to play piano, guitar and ukulele. She went on to play festivals such as NXNE and opened for MONOWHALES. Inspired by Eva Cassidy, Alicia Keys and Bruno Mars, she debuted with her EP “Revealed” in 2018.
Named after the psychological phenomenon where hostages develop feelings for their captors, her new single explores the similar state where the toxicity of a relationship feels like love. Despite the heavy lyricism, the song is a delightful amalgam of jazz, rock, pop and a touch of blues. With a breezy percussion, airy guitars and her striking, sensuous vocals, this rich tune offers a lot to love.
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Gino Vannelli – “Nightwalker”
From his album “Nightwalker” (1981):Acantha Lang – “Come Back Home”
From her upcoming album “Beautiful Dreams”, to be released on 30 June 2023:
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We Three – “She’s Got That”
Growing up in a small town near Portland, this trio of siblings has been playing music and performing since they were young. Consisting of Manny, Bethany and Joshua Humlie, they rose to fame when they entered America’s Got Talent in 2018, reaching the semi-finals. Inspired by diverse artists, such as Stevie Wonder, John Mayer and The 1975, they debuted with their self-titled album in 2018.
Exploring the euphoria exuded from feeling confident and embracing life’s adventure, their new single adds a little sass to their pop-rock stylings. Taken from their upcoming album “Love Me”, expected on July 21st, this upbeat track is driven by it’s funky rhythm. And with the zesty guitars, sprightly synths and frisky vocals, this infectious groove gives sparkling pop an insatiable funkalicious sonic layer.
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Tina Turner – “When The Heartache Is Over”
The legendary Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Tina Turner, passed away yesterday, aged 83.
From her album “Twenty Four Seven” (1999):
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