From his upcoming album “Page In My Heart”, to be released on 24 March 2023:
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Wasia Project – “Petals On The Moon”
Hailing from London and formed in 2018, this British-Chinese duo of siblings Olivia Hardy and Will Gao fuses their cultures as well as their music and their name, which mixes White and Asia. Both classically trained, Olivia took violin and singing lessons, while Gao started learning piano aged 11. Inspired by artists like Finneas and Billie Eilish, they debuted with “Why Don’t U Love Me” in 2019.
Lyrically navigating the struggle that is life and the drive to always want more, their new single wanders across genres, interlacing bedroom pop, a touch of jazz and a celestial breeze. Instantly gripping from the driving beat and playful keys, it’s the silky tonality of her resplendent vocal artistry and the angelic harmonies that give this vibrant tune an ear-stroking, out-of-this-world quality.
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Ben Folds Five – “Army”
From their album “The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner” (1999):
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Jessie Ware – “Pearls”
From her upcoming album “That! Feels Good!”, to be released on 28 April 2023:
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Kay Young – “The Way You Look At Me”
Based in London, this eclectic British singer, rapper and producer was born to a touring musician dad and a backing singer mum. She started singing in a church choir and taught herself how to play drums. Counting Jay Electronica and Jay Z to her fan base, she effortlessly fuses hiphop and soul. Inspired by Kendrick Lamar, Missy Elliott and Janis Joplin, she debuted with “Sweet Dreams” in 2020.
Sonically traveling back in time to the swinging 60s, her new single is sizzling with classic soul. From the funky bass and the bouncy beat to the cheeky tambourine and bracing brass, this retro groove sets the invigorating melody on fire. And with her crisp and powerful vocals, both singing and rapping over the notes, this stirring blend of soul, hiphop and jazz will make you feel fantastic.
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From their album “Love For Love” (1983):
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