From their upcoming album “Music In The Madness”, to be released on 10 March 2023:
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Shantaia – “Know You”
Originally from Canada, but now based in Nashville, this rising country singer/songwriter began singing lessons aged 3, added piano and guitar aged 6 and wrote her first song aged 9. She went on to play festivals like North By North East and opening for artists such as Kane Brown and Emerson Drive. She debuted with “Crave You” in 2016 and returned after a hiatus with “I Wish You Would” in 2020.
Filled with authentic country passion, enriched with a dash of sprightly pop, her new single dances over your eardrums, while touching your heart. Showing off her impressive storytelling skills, she narrates the tale of still knowing everything about a lost lover, except for the person they’ve become. With a laid-back rhythm, fiery guitars and her mighty vocals, this is an exhilarating tune.
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Nik Kershaw – “Don Quixote”
From his album “The Riddle” (1984):Shania Twain – “Giddy Up”
From her upcoming album “Queen Of Me”, to be released on 3 February 2023:
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Sidders – “Paper Kisses”
Growing up in Kilburn, North-West London, this British singer, songwriter and rapper started his musical journey aged 8. Already writing lyrics with his friends, he began performing at youth programs such as The Roundhouse. Injecting an infectious energy and positivity, he cultivated a blend of hiphop and indie. Inspired by Sampha, Loyle Carner and Tom Misch, he debuted with “Ameroux” in 2018.
Written to remind us to trust in ourselves and not get lost in the peer pressure of always chasing money, his new single puts what really matters in life over materialistic things. Padding his unique sound with luxuriant textures of sunlit soul, the tune start with summery brass and bouncy beat, before he joins in with a refreshing rap. And with a cheerful, upbeat chorus, this is a slice of sonic gold.
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From her album “Experience” (1975):
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