From her album “Not Your Muse” (2021):
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Wake The Wild – “Made 4 U”
Now based in Los Angeles, this trio of longtime friends grew up playing together in the Bay Area jazz scene. With a shared influence of classic Prince and Michael Jackson, as well as Disclosure and Oliver Nelson, they blend electronic production of both vintage and modern synths and live instrumentation to create an old-school R&B, funk and pop blend. They debuted with “Touch The Ground” in 2016.
Get into a purple convertible and take a funky roadtrip along the sunny coast of their musical realm, because their radiant new single is a delicious sonic ride. With a shimmering synth sliding into a sunlit bop of fresh bass plucks and sleek electric guitars, it fuses together into a summery cocktail of Nu-Disco and sweet funk. Both vibrant and silky smooth, this retro jam was made for you.
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Roxette – “Sleeping In My Car”
From their album “Crash! Boom! Bang!” (1994):Durand Jones & The Indications – “Love Will Work It Out”
From their upcoming album “Private Space”, to be released on 30 July 2021:
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NOA – “Alright With Me”
Born in Toronto, this exciting Dutch-Canadian singer and songwriter graduated from the famed Berklee College Of Music with a degree in songwriting and music business. She appeared on season 2 of CTV’s “The Launch” and has been featured in renowned publications like Rolling Stone and Buzzfeed. With an unequaled ability to form a luscious R&B/pop blend, she released her debut “Casual” in 2018.
Filling every gorgeous note with soothing romanticism, her new single is an enchanted sonic spell. Taken from her upcoming EP “Honeymoon”, expected on June 25th, she adds a smooth jazzy touch to her fusion of retro R&B and sumptuous pop. And with her soul-infused, ethereal voice singing about the person that helped her believe in love again, this enticing and hopeful tune is more than alright.
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From his album “Seal IV” (2003):
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