From their upcoming album “The Very Best Of 1989 – 2023”, to be released on 16 June 2023:
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Aaron Taylor – “Have A Nice Day”
Born and raised in London, this British Neo-Soul singer and songwriter found his voice singing in church. Initially learning music by ear, he wrote his first song aged 14 and went on to study music at Goldsmiths. Since then he’s amassed over 10 million streams on Spotify and featured on an Apple Watch ad. Inspired by Stevie Wonder, D’Angelo and Donny Hathaway, he debuted with “Still Life” in 2016.
Oozing with positive vibes to encourage the listener to seize the day, even when things are tough, his new single is a delicious brew of neo-soul sweetness and classic R&B nectar. Taken from his EP “HAVE A NICE DAY!” and with a plush upbeat rhythm and sanguine synths creating a full-bodied, ear-stroking melodic sunshine, it’s his multi-layered, soul-dripping vocals that brighten every note.
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Mother’s Finest – “Baby Love”
From their album “Another Mother Further” (1977):Niall Horan – “Meltdown”
From his upcoming album “The Show”, to be released on 9 June 2023:
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Bianca James – “Monaco”
Born in Montreal to an Italian father and a British mother, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up dreaming about the wild and free lifestyle of the French Riviera and the swinging rock ‘n’ roll scene of 60s London. Singing along to her parents’ vintage records, she’s honed her voice. Inspired by Motown and Stax and classic Britpop as well as Amy Winehouse, she’s ready to take on the world.
Combining her most vivid dreams with her own travel experiences, her debut single transports the listener to the glitz and glamour of the Riviera of the swinging 60s. Taken from her upcoming, self-titled album, expected on August 4th, the invigorating track opens with a wild go-go rhythm. And with the retro organ tones, warm sax and her sparkling vocals, this tune is a sunlit buoyant banger.
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From his album “Rock Me Tonight” (1985):
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