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This Friday, singer, songwriter and producer XamVolo will release his new single “In Love And War” (pre-order here) and today we’ve got the crisp animated visuals to share with you. Not content with handling every single aspect of the song itself (besides the guitar parts from Phil Dyer), XamVolo also handled all the video’s animation. […]
Funk maestro Seramic is back. His new single “Angeline” drops tomorrow, June 21, and continues the space age funk sound he’s been perfecting for the past couple of years. Squelchy synths, P-funk basslines and big, coulourful melodies are all made full use of in yet another shining example of Seramic’s as both a songwriter and artist — it’s […]
In the two years since UK singer-songwriter Stealth released his debut EP Verse (which charted at number 2 in the UK iTunes singer/songwriter chart and number 3 in the US), several EPs and singles have followed, but all of them solo ventures. Last week, however, he released a collaboration with US funk and soul band The Dap […]
After a triumphant year spent touring the globe and releasing his star-studded, all-killer Anthology mixtape, Jarreau Vandal is back with the video for the tape’s third single, “What You Saying” with TĀLĀ. As with the rest of Anthology, “What You Saying” continues down Vandal’s path of incorporating more and more live instrumentation into his still club-friendly productions. There is, […]
If you’re in search of a fresh-faced addition to your playlists, we’ve got you covered today with rising singer Lucky Daye and his latest single “Karma”. There’s a range of audible influences to his sound as the New Orleans native throws in elements of funk and soul into an experimental R&B package, best exhibited on debut […]
In a couple of weeks time, February 1, L.A producer, musician and songwriter Harriet Brown will unveil his new studio album, Mall Of Fortune. Ahead of the project’s release, he’s letting slip “Driver’s Seat” — a funk and soul-infused piece of R&B that gives us a pretty good idea of what to expect from the album. […]
