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Erez Zobary – “Blue (For Now)”

Based in Toronto, this timeless Canadian songbird was raised on Stevie Wonder and Amy Winehouse. She’s spent the past five years playing to live audiences all around the country and got the chance to be mentored by Steve Page in the RBC Master In Residence program. Collaborating with artists like Brahny she’s released 3 EPs, followed by her first full-length project called “July Clouds” in 2019.

Spinning spellbinding velvet tones into a tapestry of soul, her new single shines its auditory beauty from the very first note. Taking a thread of R&B and a fiber of jazz and weaving them into the mellifluous keys and the laid-back percussion, it’s her unique, soul splashed and charismatic vocals that add the vibrant sonic color palate to this ear-stroking arrangement of mesmerizing musical mastery.

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Nicole Arrage – “Paradise”

This versatile Lebanese-Canadian vocalist and songwriter is no stranger to the wide world of entertainment. Her enigmatic stage presence is rooted in her musical theater background, having starred in Legally Blonde and Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. As a solo-artist she sprinkles her love for fun pop with soul, R&B and funk. She released her debut single “Beautiful Mistake” in 2017.

First tickling the senses with sprightly bass plucks, her new single soon erupts as a joyous, summertime groove. Glowing with jubilant pop, dipped in spirited soul, it’s the upbeat rhythm, the jolly piano and the exhilarating horns that make this jam radiate pure sunshine. And with her luminescent vocals adding even more glitter, this luscious tune is a scintillating slice of a tropical auditory paradise.

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Jon Davis – “Goodbye”

Raised in Colorado, this singer and songwriter owns an unique musical prowess blending classical vocal training with contemporary pop. When he was 17, he had a career in film and television, but eventually left acting to focus on his musical endeavors. Inspired by Whitney Houston and by producing and writing his own music and lyrics, he debuted his titillating sound with “Easy” earlier this year.

Catchy from the go, his new single is doused in classic Motown vibes. Creating a delightful upbeat feast from having a negative encounter with someone, radiates an inspired positivity. Wrapping the 60s-styled melody in soul-infused optimism, the handclap beat, rosy horns and vintage-sounding backing voices carry his lively, emotive vocals and make this jam leaving you wanting to say hello!

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Kylie Rothfield – “Too Late”

Born in Danville, California, this singer, songwriter and self-taught guitarist wrote her first song at the age of 12. She attended Berklee College Of Music in Boston, winning several prestigious awards. Now based in Nashville, she opened for Betty Who and Lisa Loeb with her soul, blues and pop blend. She debuted with “Like You Should” in 2015 and appeared on The Voice in 2016 on Alicia Keys’ team.

Dipping the honest lyricism about the struggle to break through in the music industry in a breezy, guitar-driven soundscape, her new single is a lush, ear-stroking groove. Going from a smooth, airy vibe to the upbeat, summery chorus, it takes to listener on an auditory roadtrip. With the addition of an exultant rhythm and her enthralling voice floating on the melody, she shows it’s never too late.

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War & Pierce – “Amen”

This Los Angeles-based duo met when a mutual friend, producer Jared Faber, thought they would have musical chemistry. The soulful Chris Pierce released 8 albums, played headline tours and opened for Al Green and Beth Hart. Sunny War’s style is a mix of punk and blues. She has remarkable guitar skills and opened for Madeleine Peyroux and Booker T. They debuted with “Any Day Now” in 2016.

Easing into this delectable amalgamation of imposing styles with Sunny’s spine-tingling guitar picking, their new single blends R&B and soul with a touch of spirituality. Adding some drums, bass and keys into the mix and a heavenly gospel choir, it’s Chris’ velvety vocals conveying the politically charged lyrics with a luscious, soulful flair, that tie all auditory elements together in a divine fusion.

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Mollie Ralph – “Fella”

Hailing from Nottingham, this British songbird has played its most renowned local venues since 2016, including supporting the Gypsy Kings in the Royal Concert Hall. By night she dazzles on stage, but by day she shines bright as a community nurse for the NHS. Drawing inspiration from the soulful pipes of Amy Winehouse and the jazzy tones of Norah Jones, she debuted with her EP  “Old Café” in 2019.

Starting with an airy guitar and her narrative vocals, her new single shows its true infectious self in the chorus. Finding the balance between breezy pop and a touch of soul, she navigates the melody singing the relatable lyrics about searching for loyalty in relationships. The added exuberant horns take the vibrant energy up a notch and dips this ardent pop jam in invigorating classic soul power.

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