From his upcoming album “What Ifs & Maybes”, to be released on 9 June 2023:
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Tissa Rahim – “Done, Done, Done”
Born in Vienna, Austria into a family of Persian musicians and now based in Vancouver, this Canadian singer and songwriter blends R&B and soul with her Persian roots. Initially performing with a band, she performed at New Orleans’ House Of Blues and Vancouver’s jazz & soul club Guilt And Co. Inspired by Amy Winehouse, Lauryn Hill and Etta James, she debuted solo with “Lift A Finger” in 2019.
Featuring Berlin-based singer and songwriter Dominique Fricot, her new single captures the moment she realized that she was done living in an one-way relationship. Recorded with live instrumentation to add an authentic feel, it’s the mellow drums, slick bass and smooth guitars that give it a velvety vibe. And with her heartfelt vocals telling the tale, you won’t be done with this soulful gem.
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Steely Dan – “Peg”
From their album “Aja” (1977):P!nk – “Trustfall”
From her upcoming album “Trustfall”, to be released on 17 February 2023:
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James The Seventh – “Up There”
Born and raised in Philadelphia as Bethany Latham, this self-taught singer and songwriter started out as a ballet dancer, until a serious injury ended her career. During her recovery her father bought her a guitar, which introduced her to her new path. Named after her dads lineage and inspired by artists such as Billie Eilish, Lana Del Rey and MARINA, she debuted with “You Don’t Know Me” in 2021.
Lyrically conveying the recognizable story of feeling afraid of exposing your heart, out of fear of getting hurt, her new single blends the vulnerability of her words with an infectious disco beat. With a dazzling, dancefloor-ready vibe, it’s the insatiable rhythm and fresh electric guitars carrying her airy, yet powerful vocals over the notes, that amalgamates into a sonic feast for your ears.
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Kid Creole & The Coconuts – “Endicott”
From their album “In Praise Of Older Women… And Other Crimes” (1985):
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Jansen's Jamz 