From his album “Love Over-Due” (1991):
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Lady Gaga – “The Dead Dance”
From the expanded version of her album “MAYHEM” (2025):
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Fanny Lumsden – “Look At Me Now”
Grown up on a farm, this award-winning Australian singer/songwriter was definitely influenced by her musical family, which includes opera singers and musical theatre performers. Since the start of her career she’s performed all over the world, including at Glastonbury, UK and the Tamworth Country Music Festival. She also won 2 ARIA awards, 9 Golden Guitars and 3 AIR awards. Inspired by artists such as Laura Marling and Josh Pyke, she released her debut album “Small Town Big Shot” in 2015.
Reflecting on the struggles of the sheer amount of rejections she got in building her career, her new single is filled with gratitude for those hard moments as they shaped who she is now. Recorded on the road in Europe, the song eases us in with some bass plucks and a soft rhythm, before the sonic brightness starts to radiate. With a bustling beat, joyful guitars and a cheeky banjo creating the dynamic melody, it’s the twangy sparkle and her blissful vocals that make this a celebration.
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Bruce Hornsby & The Range – “The Valley Road”
From their album “Scenes From The Southside” (1988):
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Jessie J – “Believe In Magic”
With a delicious blend of a 70s disco beat and 90s R&B vibes, this is the new single by British songstress Jessie J:
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Al Sunny – “Goodbye”
Based in Nimes, this French blue-eyed soul singer and songwriter moved from learning to play the guitar to composing and has since worked on numerous projects and collaborations. He honed his musical skillset thanks to his conservatory studies and subsequent live performances at, for example, New Morning in Paris. Having created his blend of AOR, classic soul and pop and inspired by Al Jarreau, America and Al Green, he released his debut album “Time To Decide” in 2017.
Singing about the complexities of communicating with others when you’re not feeling well, his new single sonically carries his tale through several emotional states. Taken from his upcoming album “Summer End”, expected on October 15th, this soulful song starts with a touch of melancholy and introspective verses and embraces us in the chorus. With a buttery-soft melody of sunlit keys, mellow rhythm and his easy-going vocals, this smooth groove reminds us we’re never truly alone.
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