From their album “Beauty Stab” (1983):
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RAYE – “Where Is My Husband”
From her upcoming second album, to be released early 2026:
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Madeleine Rose Witney – “Shine”
Hailing from Kentish Town, London, this British singer and songwriter takes retro glamour to a new level. She was given her first taste of performing aged 13 in a school concert. Proficient in ukulele, she grew up with a love for jazz, blues and 50s/60s Rhythm & Blues. Since the start of her career she’s played various renowned venues such as The Troubadour and SJQ. With a wide-range of influences like Julie London and Minnie Riperton, she debuted with “Behind Those Eyes” in 2024.
Painting a vivid image of a woman walking home alone at night being both vulnerable and defiant, her new single conjures up the moody ambience of a smoky basement jazz club. Highly polished and intricately constructed, the ethereal melody is filled with nostalgic charisma. Starting with a fragile guitar and soon joined by a mellow rhythm, the song intensifies with a smooth orchestral sound. And with the hypnotic allure of her vocals, this lush torch song is pure sonic silk.
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Scritti Politti – “Oh Patti (Don’t Feel Sorry For Loverboy)”
From their album “Provision” (1988):Your Smith – “Christina”
From her album “The Rub” (2025):Will Pope – “Cold Comfort”
Hailing from Rotherham and now based in London, this British singer and songwriter honed his craft living, studying and performing in the vibrant Chinese city of Beijing. After returning to the UK in 2020 he began releasing original material of a vintage/contemporary blend of folk-pop music. Since then he’s toured nationwide and performed at venues such as St. Pancras Old Church with Alex Francis. Inspired by Jeff Buckley, Nick Drake and Bon Iver, he debuted with “Stormy Seas” in 2021.
Encapsulating the struggle and fatigue caused by a burnout, his new single is driven by a defiance not to give in to it and to keep moving forward. Starting in a more traditional folk style with a mellow bass and soft guitar, he soon adds a bit more volume to the rich production. Bobbing along on the melodic waves, he incorporates a hint of country with twangy slide guitars and cheeky banjo plucks. And with an honest authenticity to his vocals, this intricate tune is full of tender reflection.
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