From her upcoming album “Love Lines”, to be released on 29 September 2023:
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Brooke Sause – “How Long”
Hailing from Coral Springs, Florida, this emerging singer and songwriter began writing songs together with her sister Breana at a young age. Continuing her songwriting journey and experimenting with various sounds, she juggles her music with attending law school. Inspired by the vocal artistry of Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo and Gracie Abrams, she debuted with “Ex That’s Not My Ex” in 2021.
Lyrically telling the heartwrenching story of the moment you realize that your partner has been less than honest about his feelings, her sincere new single shows an honest vulnerability. Build on a tender acoustic guitar, it’s later joined by mild synths, velvety violins and a gentle rhythm. And with her honey-dipped, emotional vocals narrating the heartache, this tune is filled with delicate poignancy.
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Delegation – “You And I”
From their album “Eau De Vie” (1979):Angie Stone – “Good Man”
From her upcoming album “Love Language”, to be released on 19 May 2023:
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Marti West – “Out Of My Head”
Born under the Tuscan sun and based in London, this Anglo-Italian singer and songwriter studied music and English at university, before signing up for a songwriting diploma at BIMM. He went on to play iconic venues such as The Troubadour in London and The Fleece in Bristol. Drawing inspiration from The War On Drugs, Bon Iver and Dustin Tebbutt, he debuted with his EP “Istanbul” in 2016.
Singing about the touch of madness which kicks in when your feelings for a person are not requited, his new single wraps the poignant lyrics in a Fleetwood Mac-inspired tune. Taken from his album “Talking To Strangers”, it’s the retro bounce of the rhythm, fresh guitars and sparkling keys that forge a dreamy folk-pop sound. And with the honesty of his airy vocals, this groove is a true earworm.
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From her album “Red Hot Rhythm and Blues” (1987):
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