With a funky beat and dripping with soul, this is the new single by 2014 American Idol alum Remi Wolf:
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Pet The Camel – “Get Get Get”
Lighting up the music scene, this Danish collection of creative musicians try to find the balance between their varying sources of inspiration. With every member of the band staying true to their own muse, they create a unique, danceable sound. Rooted in disco, funk and soul, they grab the best elements of their favorite genres and fuse the sound of tomorrow with the sound of yesterday.
Teasing your ears into their world with an understated synth, their debut single soon ascends into a sonic sphere filled with splashing neon pastels. With a mesmerizing rhythm and crisp electric guitars marrying a funky beat with 80s synthpop, the rock-styled vocals, singing about a girl who put the past and future aside for one night to enjoy the present, make this jam sound exciting and fresh.
Kim Wilde – “Schoolgirl”
From her album “Another Step” (1986):John Mayer – “Last Train Home”
From his upcoming album “Sob Rock”, to be released on 16 July 2021:
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Lauren Aquilina – “Empathy”
Growing up in Bristol, this half British, half Maltese singer and songwriter started releasing music at a very young age. She debuted with her EP “Fools” in 2012. Taking a break while battling depression for two years opened up new opportunities to write songs for some of her favorite artists such as Demi Levato, FLETCHER and Olivia O’Brien. She also got to open for Taylor Swift at one of her shows.
Diving into the sounds of female singer/songwriters of the 90s, her new single has a familiar feel about it. Starting with a vibrant guitar and a mellifluent rhythm accompanying her expressive vocals telling her reflective story, the track quickly bounces to life in an exuberant chorus. Both intimate and vulnerable, as well as bold and refreshing, this jam celebrates all aspects of sonic passion.
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From their album “Head Games” (1979):
Jansen's Jamz 