From their upcoming album “This Is How You Do It”, to be released on 3 November 2023:
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Oscar Blue – “Second Nature”
Hailing from County Clare, this emerging Irish singer and songwriter started developing his interest in music as a young child and took to busking on the streets of Dublin. He also began uploading covers online, catching the ear of the likes of Spotify and other streamers. Inspired by Damien Dempsey and Snow Patrol, he created a folky indie-pop/rock blend and debuted with “Madrugada” in 2018.
Written as an uplifting message about the unexplained feeling of waiting to be with someone you love, his new single captures the warmth and excitement that comes with it. Intricately constructed from the mesmerizing guitar strums to the fiery chorus, the vivacious melody borrows from indie-pop of the early 00’s. And with his flawless vocal runs, this tune is a true ear-pleasing groove.
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CeCe Peniston – “Keep On Walkin'”
From her album “Finally” (1992):Stephen Sanchez – “Be More”
From his upcoming album “Angel Face”, to be released on 22 September 2023:
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Kate Cosentino – “Fighting With Myself”
Born in Kansas City and now based in Nashville, this singer and songwriter has has been performing from a young age. She’s graced stages from The Commodore in Nashville to the Kauffman Center in Kansas City. This year she was a contestant on Season 23 of The Voice, reaching the Knockouts. Inspired by Regina Spektor, Phoebe Bridgers and Norah Jones, she released her debut “Mister J” in 2012.
Highlighting the self-sabotaging inner voice, which revels in criticizing everything you do, her new single shows a rare vulnerability and a truly relatable honesty. Cleverly blending elements of jazz with alternative pop, it’s the imposing keys and haunting vibe that first grabs your attention, before jaunty drums and rousing guitars join her sassy vocals and make this groove sound irresistible.
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From their album “Open Soul” (2008):
