From her upcoming album “Love & Money”, to be released on 24 March 2023:
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LeBrock – “Chemistry”
Hailing from Peterborough, UK and consisting of Shaun Phillips and Michael Meadows, these retro rockers knew each other from the local music scene. It was a mutual appreciation for Dance With The Dead that fueled their collaboration. Together they’ve opened for them and for Dana Jean Phoenix. Inspired by Steve Vai and Slash, they debuted their neon sound on “Action & Romance” in 2016.
Telling the tale of two people making an unbreakable connection, their new single is an 80’s-infused melodic rock heaven. Fusing the shimmering synths with howling electric rock guitars and a modern sonic twist, this mighty groove resounds a cinematic and anthemic vibe. And with a fierce vocal performance, this full-flavored journey to our neon past is bursting with rich, retro rock chemistry.
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Norma Jean Wright – “Saturday”
From her album “Norma Jean” (1978):Zak Abel – “What Love Is”
With a joyous bounce, emotive lyrics and soulful strings, this is the new single by Zak Abel:
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Kezia Gill – “Whiskey Over Ice”
Born in Nottingham, this British singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist first graced the stage at the age of 7. Guided by her performing musician dad, she was raised on a solid musical diet of Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison and Willie Nelson. At 13 she started singing in clubs. In 2019 she toured Australia and performed in Nashville. Inspired by the likes of Patsy Cline, she debuted with “Control” in 2017.
Telling the relatable story of two people who meet in a bar and instantly feel like they’ve known each other all their life, her new single is so filled with alcohol analogies, that you’ll get drunk listening to it. Embracing the classic country sound from the rolling drum and steel guitar opening to the bustling chorus with a howling guitar and her powerful vocals, this jam is pure country on the rocks.
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From his album “The Icon Is Love” (1994):
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