Flaming with a red-hot accelerant of sassy pop, this is the new single by UK songstress Mimi Webb:
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St. Lucia – “Rocket On My Feet”
This musical project is formed by South-African singer, songwriter and musician Jean-Philip Grobler, who started making music aged 12. He studied music in Liverpool, UK and then moved to New York. The project got started in 2012 and includes his wife Patti Beranek. Quoting mainly 80s influences such as Michael Jackson, Fleetwood Mac and Phil Collins, he released his self-titled debut EP in 2012.
Returning to the music scene after a few years hiatus, their feel-good new single is created to shine a joyous light in the darkness of the world. Forged from equal parts of colorful disco, 70s funk and 80s pop, this groove dazzles with a luminescent glow. With the electro synths, spirited rhythm and his multi-voiced vocals, this meteoric jam will make those hot rockets take off to the dancefloor.
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E.G. Daily – “Is Anybody Home?”
From her album “Wild Child” (1985):Eddie Benjamin – “Weatherman”
Predicting sunny sounds and sonic warmth, this is the new single by Australian songwriter Eddie Benjamin:
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Savine – “What A Life”
Based in Amsterdam, this intoxicating Dutch singer and songwriter started playing violin aged 7, but traded it in for piano at the age of 13. She grew up listening to the jazz and soul of Ella Fitzgerald and Aretha Franklin and later Norah Jones and Amy Winehouse. After first getting her BA Law degree in Amsterdam, she went to London to study at BIMM. She released her debut “Makes Me Feel” in 2019.
Chronicling the various different and exciting stages of a relationship, her new single carries a feel-good message. Starting with a mellow piano and a touch of smooth organ, this invigorating track is a delicious amalgam of classic soul, vintage jazz and retro R&B. Soon it bursts to life with a feast of peppy rhythms, full-bodied horns and her mighty vocal power, that makes us say: What a tune!
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From their album “Whisper In Your Ear” (1979):
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