Doused in silky-smooth, soul-dripping sensibilities, this is the new single by Teddy Swims:
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Alexandra Miller – “Dance With Me”
Born to a French-Spanish mother and an Irish father, this French singer/songwriter was first introduced to music by her opera-loving grandfather. She joined the Nice opera aged 9 and got classical training for 10 years. In 2013 she auditioned for The Voice Of Ireland and was eliminated in the Battles. Inspired by Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and Alicia Keys, she debuted with “Home Tonight” in 2017.
Conjuring up a dreamlike soundscape, filled with buttery-smooth R&B vibes, her new single feels like a warm embrace. Taken from her upcoming EP “Sweetest Morning”, expected later this year, it’s the suave percussion and silky synths that create a gentle, retro-touched, melodic sway. And with her enchanting vocals dipping the tune in lush sonic honey, this ear-stroking gem touches your soul.
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The Fratellis – “Look Out Sunshine!”
From their album “Here We Stand” (2008):Angelina Jordan – “Love Don’t Let Me Go”
A sugary-sweet sonic journey to the swinging 60s, this is the new single by Norwegian songbird Angelina Jordan:
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Silky Steps – “Fly, Goodbye”
Formed in 2014 in Pärnu, these Estonian five-piece funkateers scored Album of the Week on popular radio station Raadio 2 and has been exciting audiences at varied national music festivals, such as Intsikurmu and Tallinn Music Week. They’ve also been on a tour around China. Drawing comparisons to music by Nile Rodgers, Justice and L’impératrice, they released their debut “The One” in 2017.
Fueled by the glittering disco soul of the 70s and 80s and featuring Robert Linna of Lexsoul Dancemachine fame, their new single tackles the subject of mutual respect. Taken from their upcoming album “Universal Language”, to be released on June 2nd, it’s the insatiable disco beat, retro violins, crisp electric guitars and their deliciously vintage harmonies that will drag you onto the neon dance-floor.
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From their album “100° And Rising” (1995):
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