With a soft disco vibe straight from the 70s, this is the new single by Australian singer/songwriter Joel Sarakula:
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Daisy Briggs – “All That I Wanted”
Born in Rhode Island surrounded by a wild menagerie of rescued animals, this singer and songwriter felt like her life was a country song. She started taking guitar lessons and vocal coaching aged 13 and performed an original song at an open mic night in Nashville at 14. Inspired by Miranda Lambert, Sheryl Crow and Sam Hunt, she released her debut “Once Upon A Time In A Small Town” in 2021.
Chronicling the pain felt when someone you trusted ends up hurting you, her new single is meant to offer solace in the knowledge that you’re not alone. Wrapping her story in colorful sonic hues, she blends contemporary pop with abundant country warmth. With an avid rhythm and rich, stirring guitars giving the melody a polished finish, it’s her passionate vocals that make this the tune you wanted.
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Toto – “Rockmaker”
From their album “Toto” (1978):Acantha Lang – “River Keep Runnin'”
With a tasty blues-touched funky vibe and steamy horns, this is the new single by soulstress Acantha Lang:
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Cristóvam – “Golden Days”
Born in warm sunlight of the Azores Islands of Portugal, this authentic singer and songwriter grew up surrounded by music. His grandfather was a true radio pioneer, who left a massive record collection. Immersed in the music by Dire Straits, Pink Floyd and Supertramp, his passion grew. Inspired by organic songwriters like Ray Lamontagne and Bob Dylan, he debuted with “Walk In The Rain” in 2016.
Recollecting an easy-going, youthful spontaneity, his new single is emitting airy, sunlit hues. Proving that you don’t need much to create something of pure beauty, at first it’s just fresh, acoustic guitars and his comforting vocals that relay the nostalgic story. They’re later joined by a slightly more upbeat vibe from the mellow drums, encapsulating both yore and the springtime promise of things to come.
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From their album “Silk & Steel” (1986):
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