From his upcoming album “Higher”, to be released on 25 March 2022:
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Franki August – “Kinda Sorta Maybe”
Born in South Africa and raised in New Zealand, this emerging singer and songwriter grew up surrounded by music. Listening to a wide range of artists like Bob Dylan, Tracy Chapman and The Rolling Stones opened up her musical world. She spent time as a drummer in her school band, but found her love of storytelling and the guitar. She released her debut “Wouldn’t Change A Thing” in 2021.
Narrating an emotional story about the jittery feeling when you fall in love and have to let fate take over, her new single gives an easy-going melody a little bit of grit. Blending a classic folk-pop ballad with a touch of country, this full-bodied tune effortlessly fuses with her emotive, gravelly vocals. Taking the listener on a sonic journey, you’re kinda, sorta, definitely going to love this lush jam.
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Jamiroquai – “(Don’t) Give Hate A Chance”
From their album “Dynamite” (2005):Sigrid – “It Gets Dark”
From her upcoming album “How To Let Go”, to be released on 6 May 2022:
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Tanya Nolan – “Good Woman”
Born and raised in Galveston, Texas, this soulful singer and songwriter’s musical journey started as percussionist, first in a Middle School band and later at Grambling State University. Next to her musical career she is a successful entrepreneur in the childcare services industry. Musically influenced by iconic sounds like Billie Holiday, Chaka Khan and Minnie Riperton, she debuted with “Love Ya” in 2019.
Relatable to women who feel under-appreciated in their relationship, her new single is an anthemic R&B ballad. Starting with a lustrous rhythm and crisp piano chords, she soon begins relating her story with her bewitching voice. Evolving into full-bodied multi-harmonic sonic silk, the added electric guitar and her powerful vocals make this velveteen smooth groove sound utterly enthralling.
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From their album “Ice Cream Castle” (1984):
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