Dipped in sonic beauty and romantic memories, this is the new single by singer and songwriter Sophie Holohan:
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Alex Angelo – “Stuck”
Born in Florida and raised in Ohio, this singer songwriter, producer and DJ started dancing for the NBA basketball team Cleveland Cavaliers aged 7. At 10 he was DJing on his Dad’s iPad. Since he’s toured with artists like Carly Rae Jepsen, Austin Mahone and Pitbull and writes and produces songs for others. Inspired by Pharrell Williams and Childish Gambino, he debuted with his single “I Like U Too” in 2013.
Creating an enchanting, satiny soundscape, his new single takes a lyrical look back on a beautiful relationship which sadly has come to its conclusion. With just a mellow piano accompanying his emotion-laden vocals, this song is both heartwarming and heartfelt. Later joined by a soft beat and crisp guitar strums, it’s the gentle dulcet tones of this nostalgic smooth groove that will get stuck in your heart.
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Vesta Williams – “Do Ya”
From her album “Special” (1991):Union J – “Conversation”
From their album “Ten” (2022):Mandy Moon – “Drive”
Born in Bangkok as Mandy Wright, this Nashville-based soulstress moved to the US aged 6. She grew up in New Orleans, surrounded by an eclectic mesh of musical influences. In 2013 she graduated with a Bachelors of Music from Florida Atlantic University. Inspired by legendary artists like Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston and Celine Dion, she debuted on “Why Can’t I Breathe” in 2015.
Showing off her versatility in genres, her latest single fuses the sonic passion of R&B, jazz and soul. Lyrically highlighting the darker side of relationships, in which a fight causes one too many words to be said, she tells the intense story gliding over a smooth melody. With a heartfelt guitar, R&B rhythm and her sensuous, soulful voice, this is the tune to play on a drive to clear your head.
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From their album “Point Of Know Return” (1977):
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