In The Spotlight

Jennifer Coy – “Cold Night”

Hailing from the musical city by the sea, Brighton, this British singer and songwriter creates a delectable fusion of jazz, pop and neo-soul. She studied music at the BIMM Institute, graduating in 2020 and molded an entrancing, deep and jazzy-tinged vocal tone. Drawing inspiration from wide-ranging artists like Sarah Vaughan, Jorja Smith and Celeste, she released her debut “Care” earlier this year.

Painting a picture of spending time in a warm and cozy home with that someone special, while the weather outside is frightful, her new single captures that dreamy, tender feeling of being in love. Wrapping her words in a comforting and intimate melody, it’s the mellow rhythm, gentle piano and mild horns that create a soft mood. And with her soulful vocals, this jam is filled with sonic charm.

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Music History

The Gap Band – “You Dropped A Bomb On Me”

From their album “Gap Band IV” (1982):

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New Music

Elli Ingram – “No Plan B”

Effortlessly blending a smooth, jazzy vibe with a touch of R&B and hip-hop, this is the new single by Elli Ingram:

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In The Spotlight

Goldmyth – “Video”

Born as Jenessa Smith and hailing from Provo, this singer and songwriter started taking harp and piano lessons as a child. Soon she started writing her own songs, which sparked her passion. She began playing local shows and formed a short-lived band, before deciding a solo path was the right one. Inspired by Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Sufjan Stevens, she debuted with “Lover’s Letdown” in 2017.

Dipped in a lyrical nostalgia forged by revisiting the past through old home movies, her new single also takes a musical journey back to the late 80s. Starting with a dreamy soundscape in which memories have free reign to thrive, soon the song opens up with resonant synths and a pulsating rhythm. And with her neon-colored vocals brightening every note, this is a dazzling and wistful jam.

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Music History

Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes – “Today’s Your Lucky Day”

From their album “Talk It Up (Tell Everybody)” (1984):

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New Music

Rebecca Black – “Look At You”

From her upcoming debut album “Let Her Burn”, to be released early 2023:

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