On the one hand, a smooth and retro dance track with a twist of something tropical to the synth riff. On the other, an indie pop performance with a complex and revealing story at its core.
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Classic nineties dance production leads with a catchy riff and a comforting four-chord piano sidekick, as John Galea delivers a pretty sensational and distinct vocal performance, for the self-explanatory single Hotter Than A Heatwave.
Summer in full swing suits the brand new album from Marcy P from start to finish. Promising fully-loaded productions of live-style Latin Pop, World Music and Dancehall, Corazón Sin Fronteras fires into action with the celebratory crescendo of an instantly captivating Un Solo Latido.
It’s a memorable song, with a certain ease to it that’s reflected in the accessible, uncomplicated title of Good Morning. A single that’s non-confronting and lovely in its honesty and softness of delivery.
Boldly and energetically igniting appreciation for the things we cannot control, Mangomichi’s infectious dance-pop track Never Go Back draws focus to the fact that we are all made from our history and the things that came before us.
Embarking upon a multi-faceted and ambitious all-round media project, Valerie P. Crabbe launches the debut single from the Valerie P. Crabbe Experience.
Something beautifully distinct, creative and evocative – a meandering songwriting landscape, with a vocal nuance and purity that captivates. Tom Morfitt-White reminds us of the power of storytelling, emotional honesty, and musical sincerity, with the timeless poetry and subtle power of Love Me Now.
Returning with a summertime single that’s fully loaded with classic funky basslines, synths and warped old-school disco and pop layers of colourful optimism… Ellyott lifts the mood in an instant, with the soulful conviction, passion and energising power of a rather perfectly titled Come On, Let’s Go! Committed as ever, Ellyott puts in an eclectic … Continued
Honest lyrics and classic pop arrangements of keys, bass and beats carve out a uniquely disco-kissed sound, as Australian artist Tia-Brittany delivers her new album Don’t Talk Feelings (DTF).
Having crafted a gem of an original single, Timothy Morris Lane went above and beyond to compile a four-track EP featuring English, Japanese, French and Spanish crossover versions of the same song, and the result is a globally enjoyable new track, from an artist whose passion and soulful creativity shine beautifully.
We hereby embark upon a journey that confronts the unrelenting passage of time, but does so with an inspiring twist of hope, gratitude, and a reminder to appreciate the present moment while you can; ‘watch the grain, watch it fall – it’s not a tragedy at all.’
Softly shifting the landscape of modern country pop with something evocative, hopeful, and led by sublime vocals – Angela Inkson delivers a smooth and soulful original song, for the timeless charm of Lioness Heart. Built upon a classic country pop set-up of acoustic and electric guitars naturally intertwined atop a subtle jazz-pop groove, Lioness Heart … Continued