Bursting with jubilant funkalicious horns, this is the new funky single by Nashville-based quartet The It City:
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Mabes – “Radio”
Hailing from Billericay, this British singer and songwriter grew up with music-loving parents. She learnt to play guitar and started writing her own songs aged 15, after listening to the folk poetry of Laura Marling. Drawing inspiration from wide-ranging artists such as John Mayer, Carole King and Kings Of Leon, she debuted her authentic and honest folk-pop sound on her single “Free” in 2019.
Her inimitable songwriting skills truly take centre stage on her latest single. Effortlessly blending her familiar folk-pop sound with a bit of a country twang and oodles of charm, she packs the refined tune full of relatable lyrics about hearing a song that transports you back in time to fond memories. With easy-going guitars, crisp piano and her carefree voice, this mellow gem is ready for the radio.
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Lemar – “Love Turned Hate”
From his album “The Letter” (2015):Cassadee Pope – “Say It First”
From her upcoming album “Thrive”, to be released later in the year:
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Cool Company – “Aqua Girl”
Consisting of vocalist Yannick Hughes and producer Matt Fishman, this Brooklyn-based duo met in a choir in high school. While Yannick was always singing as a kid, Matt started playing the trombone and plays several others. Drawing inspiration from Motown to The Weeknd (Yannick) and Stevie Wonder to The Beatles (Matt), they debuted their hiphop/soul blend on their self-titled album in 2013.
Fusing contemporary sounds and effects with buttery-smooth, soul-dripping R&B, their new single is a refreshing splash in a sonic pool. While the modern beats keeps the track in the here and now, it’s the 90s-infused R&B melody, the retro rap and soul-dipped vocals that showers you in a time-traveling drizzle. Arousing and infectious, this lush jam is drenched in vintage R&B vibes.
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From her album “Runaway Horses” (1989):
Jansen's Jamz 