Shining bright with an anthemic pop vibe, this is the new single by singer and internet personality Jacob Sartorius:
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Lauren Cimorelli – “Lockbox”
Hailing from California and now based in Nashville, this singer, songwriter and pianist is one of 11 children. She started writing songs and playing piano at the age of 5 and performing aged 9. Together with her sisters she forms the successful pop band Cimorelli since 2007 and toured all over the world. Inspired by Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey, she released her solo debut “The Rain” in 2018.
The second in a music video series telling a whole story track by track and leading to the release of her new album “Please Stop Breaking My Heart”, expected on February 3rd, this single explores the confusion that she felt aged 20 about what she should be doing in life. With a complex instrumental layering creating an infectious pop bop, it’s her radiant vocals that turn this tune into sonic sunshine.
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Hall & Oates – “Man On A Mission”
From their album “Do It For Love” (2003):Maya Killtron – “Out Of My Life”
From her album “Persimmon” (2022):Jake Clark – “Worst Enemy”
Hailing from California, this young singer, songwriter and actor began his career in 2017, uploading covers to his YouTube channel. A year later he competed on The Talent Show on the YouTube channel Brat TV, reaching the semi-finals. He’s acted in “To The Beat!: Back To School” in 2020 and auditioned for American Idol 19 in 2021. Inspired by artists such as Lauv, he debuted with “The Drive” in 2018.
Tackling the relatable topic of feeling lonely and insecure, his new single confronts his overwhelming self-doubt. Enveloping the emotional lyrics with a charming minimal melody, the tune starts with just an acoustic guitar, but is later joined by crisp keys and an mellow rhythm. And with his smooth and emotive vocals stroking the notes, this ear-catching song is elegant, charismatic and welcoming.
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From their album “The Promise” (1991):
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