In The Spotlight

Kainalu – “Turned Around”

Started in 2017 by multi-instrumentalist and producer Trent Prall, he named this project after the Hawaiian word for ocean waves. Drawing from his Japanese-Hawaiian heritage, he created an unique sonic brew of psychedelic funk with flourishes of disco, Motown and indie-rock. Inspired by the likes of Tame Impala, Radiohead and Hiatus Kaiyote, he released his debut EP “Bloom Lagoon” in 2017.

Chronicling the final moments of a failing relationship and the realization that you’re just holding on to the past rather than the present, his new single envelops the emotive lyrics with a mix of a breezy West-Coast mood and 70s rock. Taken from his album “Ginseng Hourglass”, it’s the ethereal, easygoing vibe, retro rock guitar solo and airy vocals that gives this rich tune a carefree bounce.

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Music History

Vanessa Amorosi – “Absolutely Everybody”

From her album “The Power” (2000):

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New Music

Olly Murs – “Dancing On Cars”

From his album “Marry Me” (2022):

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In The Spotlight

Pamela Megan Apsi – “Portugal”

Hailing from Sofia, this multi-talented Bulgarian artist is a singer, songwriter, dancer, actress and model. Getting her musical talents from her musician dad, she inherited her sense of style and fashion from her mother. On top of all her other creative endeavors, she also teaches singing at the Muzarto Artistic Academy. Inspired by Michael Jackson and Tina Turner, she debuted with her EP “Feeling” in 2020.

Lyrically telling the story about missing your lover while he’s far away, her new single is filled with pure sonic seduction. Taken from her latest EP “Trust In Me”, it’s the silky-smooth blend of soft soul and easygoing jazz from the acoustic combo that creates a delightfully mellow vibe. And with her mesmerizing, jazz-infused vocal charm dancing over the notes, this tune is a truly enchanting jam.

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Music History

Johnny Hates Jazz – “Let Me Change Your Mind Tonight”

From their album “Tall Stories” (1991):

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New Music

Natalie Joly – “What Will Be”

With a riveting piece of mighty country-rock passion, this is the new single by singer and songwriter Natalie Joly:

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