Music History

Al Jarreau – “Tell Me What I Gotta Do”

From his album “L Is For Lover” (1986):

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New Music

Betty Who – “Blow Out My Candle”

Returning with an anthemic neon 80s pop bop, this is the new single by Australian songbird Betty Who:

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In The Spotlight

Jelisa – “Perspective”

Born in Amsterdam as Jelisa Jamy van Schijndel, this gifted Dutch singer and songwriter first made her mark as an actrice and dancer. These days she combines her musical career with modelling work. Inspired from a young age by the jazz, soul and 70s funk from the likes of Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone and Prince, she added a modern twist and debuted her Neo-Soul sound on “Leave Me Be” in 2021.

Lyrically searching for purpose in an ever expanding and complex society, her new single wraps her earnest words in a sumptuous Neo-Soul and R&B brew. With mesmeric synths, seductive bass and a velvety rhythm creating a retro atmosphere, it’s her sultry, honey-sweet vocals that gently stroke your ears. Satiny smooth, deliciously soulful, with a touch of soft jazz, this lavish gem sounds timeless.

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Music History

Elton John – “I Don’t Wanna Go On With You Like That”

From his album “Reg Strikes Back” (1988):

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New Music

Nuela Charles – “Worthy”

With a funky bassline enriched with mesmerizing 80s soul-pop colors, this is the new single by Nuela Charles:

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In The Spotlight

Michael Rault – “Right On Time”

Edmonton-born and now Montreal-based, this Canadian singer and songwriter was exposed to music from birth as his dad, uncle and his mom were all full-time musicians. Also a gifted multi-instrumentalist, he draws inspiration from 60s and 70s rock. Hugely influenced by The Beatles sound, as well as Neil Young and Bo Diddley, he debuted his unique, retro-flavored sonic mix on “Still Not Sad” in 2014.

With a touch more psychedelia than his previous release, his new single remains doused in late 60s rock vibes. Taken from his upcoming, self-titled album, expected to drop on June 10th, he takes a Californian, Beach Boys-esque, surf tune and fuses it with a multi-colored musical acid trip. With a mellow percussion, laid-back bass plucks and layered vocals, this ethereal odyssey is totally groovy.

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