From their upcoming album “The Album”, to be released on 12 May 2023:
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Theresa Gorella – “House Of Broken Mirrors”
Born in California, this singer and songwriter studied at the Long Island University in Brooklyn, before moving to Nashville to pursue her music. While she was waitressing at Nashville’s famous venues, she saw performances of the likes of Vince Gill, Beth Hart and Andra Day. She formed an indie-funk band Poster Child with Andrew Royal. Now returning to her country roots, she started a solo project.
Singing about the times she needed self-reflection after giving up on herself and the bad choices she made, her solo debut single is a pastiche of musical influences. Creating a lusciously mellow soundscape, she blends Americana, 70s ballads and soul-laced vocals into an ear-stroking sonic brew. With twinkly keys and stirring guitar licks, this nostalgic tune is filled with rich, authentic vibes.
Eric Benét – “Spiritual Thang”
From his album “True To Myself” (1996):Allison Ponthier – “Character Development”
Blending storytelling verses with a vivid rock chorus, this is the new single by Allison Ponthier:
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MT Jones – “In My Arms”
Sharing time between Liverpool and London, this British singer and songwriter started playing piano aged 8 and added songwriting at 13. Naturally drawn to 60s music, he’s inspired by music from The Beatles to the jazz of Ray Charles and the classic Motown soul of Stevie Wonder. He traveled the world as a musician and debuted his own soul-infused sound on “I Won’t Even Say Goodbye” in 2022.
Transporting your ears back to the glory years of soul, his new single is an honey-dipped smooth groove. With a mild percussion guiding the melody along and laid-back guitar adding a splash of color, it’s the luxuriant layers of breezy violins and sweet harmonies that blend together as a unified whole. And with his smoky vocals crooning about not letting someone down, this jam oozes elegance.
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From her album “Rhythm Nation 1814” (1989):
Jansen's Jamz 