From his upcoming album “FEVER/SKY”, to be released on 24 March 2023:
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Theresa Rex – “Feeling Fine”
This Danish singer/songwriter has done stints in various indie groups and girl metal bands, but was ultimately discovered performing gypsy-jazz in her local town square. This led to lending her voice to Martin Jensen’s “Solo Dance” in 2016 and a collaboration with Jonas Blue on “What I Like About You” in 2019. Inspired by Janis Joplin and Gladys Knight, she debuted with “Wild Ones” in 2018.
Bridging electric dance music with a touch of infectious 80s pop, her new single is an infectious brew of diverse genres which effortlessly blend together. Kicking off with an understated dance beat, fresh handclaps and her crisp vocals, this track bursts to life in a sparkling retro pop chorus. With an insatiable energy and spirited guitars, this dance-floor bop will make you feel better than fine.
Christopher Cross – “Charm The Snake”
From his album “Every Turn Of The World” (1985):Miley Cyrus – “Flowers”
From her upcoming album “Endless Summer Vacation”, to be released 10 March 2023:
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Gabrielle Shonk – “People Pleaser”
Born on Rhode Island, USA and raised in Quebec City, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up in a musical family with a blues musician father and an artist mother. She studied jazz at CEGEP in Montreal and got a BA in jazz vocals. As well as performing at various festivals, she opened for Rag’N’Bone Man and P!nk. Inspired by Marvin Gaye and Joni Mitchell, she debuted with “Habit” in 2017.
Making a statement about trying to move on from always placing other people’s needs above your own, her new single trades the R&B of her previous singles for an indie-rock sound. Taken from her upcoming album “Across The Room”, expected on February 24th, the track starts with an acoustic guitar and jazzy vocals, before erupting in an energetic retro-rock mist and making it truly irresistible.
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From his album “Just Like The First Time” (1986):
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