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Adi Oasis – “Whisper My Name”

First introduced to the world as front woman of the nu-disco band Escort, this French-Caribbean singer, bassist, producer and songwriter has sprinkled her talent all over the music scene. She’s toured extensively and shared the stage with artists like Anderson .Paak, Natalie Prass and Chromeo, as well as being the bass player in CeeLo Green’s band. She debuted solo with her self-titled album in 2018.

With a sultry blend of sweet soul music and mild funk in a generous R&B wrap, she’s kicking off the new year with a sublime new single. Radiating a breezy and sensual vibe, the bass simmers from rousing sonic heat, while her lush and enchanting vocals explore her romantic daydreams in her mind. Easygoing, alluring and steamy, this delectable smooth groove is a flirtatious and opulent aural embrace.

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Moon Rise City – “Crawling Slowly”

The talents of South African singer and songwriter Lauren Tracy and French guitarist Indy Laville crossed paths in Vietnam. Blending different cultures and influenced by various artists like The Beatles, Queen and Otis Redding, they fuse soul, swing, jazz, rock and psychedelia with poetic lyricism. Fiercely independent, they debuted their richly layered sound with “Shadows Of The Trees” in 2020.

Written to provide solace to those who are going through a difficult time, their new single is an empowering smooth groove with a splash of jazz and a pinch of rock. Merging as one, the alluring melody is as sultry and sensuous as her luscious vocals, singing about the ups and downs of toxic relationships. And with Indy’s stunning, Santana-like guitar mastery, this gem is a silken musical extravagance.

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Sanna Martinez – “Better This Way”

Graduated from the most prominent songwriting school Musikmakarna and having studied at Dreamhill Music Academy, this Swedish singer and songwriter is already established in the music scene. Mostly active as a songwriter, she’s had songs placed on Love Island USA and co-wrote the song “Echo” for the 2020 Icelandic Eurovision pre-selection. Solo she debuted with “My Drug” in 2015.

Wrapped in sparkling contemporary vibes, her new single is constructed with a luscious production. Glittering with zesty pop and a retro edge, it’s the relentlessly upbeat rhythm, intense guitar strums and her rejuvenating voice, that make this energetic tune so infectious, creating the involuntary need to sing along. Sumptuous, dynamic and refreshing, this luxuriant jam is certainly better this way.

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Robin Pitts – “Life”

Soaked in music since birth, this multi-talented artist is the son of drummer and singer Vic Pitts and stems from a long lineage of gifted musicians. Together with his father, brother and cousin, he founded his first band named “Power Funk Family” aged 18. Rooted in gospel, soul and funk, he’s a rapper, singer, drummer, beat-maker, author and composer. Early 2020 he debuted with “I Been Gone”.

Putting joy, positivity and love in the limelight during these trying times, his 4th single injects a funky vaccine of fun. Opening with a funkalicious electric guitar, a highly infectious beat and a poignant, inspirational rap, it erupts with joyous and uplifting vibes. With some dazzling synth action and a blend of soulful vocals and rapping zeal, this gleeful groove definitely makes the world a happier place.

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Hannah Savage – “Do This”

Born and raised in Philadelphia, this multi-talented vocalist, songwriter, actress and dancer has been training since she was a child. Aged 11, she landed her first lead role playing “Annie” on stage. Trained at the Lee Strasberg Theatre And Film Institute, she performs in cabarets and appears in the 2020 Discovery TV show “Dead Reckoning”. Musically she debuted her single “Feel Something” in 2019.

Shelving the musical theatre sound she loves and taking the best from early 2000s pop and classic Philly soul, her new single is a delicious broth of different influences. Welcoming you into her musical world with fanfare brass, soon you will meet the bobbing rhythm and mild keys. With her mighty, brazen vocals and the cheeky backing singers, this luscious jam is audacious and full of panache.

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RIIKI – “Good Times”

Hailing from Welllington and born as Raquel Abolins-Reid, this multi-talented singer, songwriter, choreographer and dancer has been making her mark for years, going from mall talent shows to her high-school band, Retrospect, making it to the finals of the Smokefree Rockquest in 2016. Influenced by artists such as Jeff Buckley and Jorja Smith, she debuted her solo moniker with “One Day” in 2019.

Written by herself and capturing the whirlwind that was 2020 on the cusp of a brand new year, her latest single focuses on the message that after rough and stormy days, good times must follow. With a hypnotic beat and mild bass plucks she enchants your ears ready to be caressed by her beguiling voice. Charming and full of positivity, this groove is a sonic portrayal of the good times yet to come.

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