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Samantha Sidley Covers Disney Classic: Jazz vocalist Samantha Sidley shared her haunting, sensual version of “A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes” from the classic Disney animated feature, Cinderella, which she calls her favorite. “I arranged the song so it would feel trippy and retro – like an atomic aged dream,” she explains. “It’s one of my favorite songs to sing.” This single is a follow-up to her 2019 queer jazz album Interior Person, featuring the lesbian anthem “I Like Girls.”
William Doyle: His new LP is coming in March on Tough Love, listen to lead track 'And Everything Changed'
Nick Waterhouse: The 'Promenade Blue' LP is coming in April, listen to 'Place Names'
Cha Wa: Play Good Morning America!!
Cha WA: 'My People', the follow up to their Grammy nominated debut LP, is out in April. Check out this blistering live version of the title track
Nightshift: Watch the video for new single 'Power Cut' from these Glaswegian gems, LP 'Zoe' is out next month
The Blind Boys of Alabama: Did you hear their version of 'Higher Ground' on the latest series of Fargo?
J.P. Harris: A salve for all the crazy conspiracies going on of late, listen to the wonderful 'Take Off Your Tin Foil Hat'
Open Mike Eagle: His upcoming LP is one of Pitchfork's most anticipated of 2020
Ric Robertson: Watch the amazing animated film for EP title track 'Strange World'
Cha Wa: Listen to the powerful No Justice, No Peace remix of 'Visible Means of Support'
Julia Bardo: Listen to her cover of Fleetwood Mac's 'Only Over You'
Carla J Easton: 'Weirdo' is one of Bandcamp's albums of the Summer
Open Mike Eagle: Announces new LP out in October and drops first track 'Bucciarati'
Ric Robertson: Introducing this hot new act with the wild and funky 'Louisiana Love Thing'
Earl Hooker: Vintage track 'Alley Corn' appears in Ep1 of new HBO monster smash Lovecraft Country
Greya: 'Hell Breaks Loose' in her stomping new Pop banger
Inara George: Have you heard her charity duet with Dave Grohl, 'Sex in Cars'? It's here!
Jason Mraz: The album is imminent and the first track from it is a sync gem!
Watch the video for 'Look for the Good' here now
Dream Wife: Check out the sweet video for new song 'Hasta La Vista!'
Nicole Atkins: With 'Italian Ice' coming soon, check out the cool new video for 'Domino'
Cobra Man: 'Living in Hell' soundtracks the titles for Sundance favourite 'Feels Good Man'
Samantha Sidley: On being an 'Interior Person' even before lockdown kicked in
Peggy Sue: 'Validate Me' appears on the current season of Made in Chelsea
New Signings
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New Signings
DC Artist Ikey Wants to “Go Outside” by The Alchemist
Ikey is a Nigerian-American artist that current lives in the Washington DC area. Being raised in the city of Largos, Nigeria, he often draws influence for his songs in the underlying pain caused by poverty, and political unrest in the third world. Although he reminds us that at times things fall apart, his music is influenced by a special brand of hope, happiness and optimism felt by real people struggling to make it across each continent. Drawing distinct inspiration from the music of the African Diaspora, D.C.’s Go-Go Sound, and artists like Notorious B.I.G, Fela Kuti and Wyclef jean Ikey’s innovative records combine the streets of Lagos Nigeria, and Washington DC to bring them straight to your block.
His newest track is called, “Go Outside” and it is a melodic rap record that uses some beautiful piano chords matched with hard hitting 808’s. The thing that stands out the most to us on this track is the lyricism as his wordplay draws the listener in and will get caught in the listeners head very easily. The song describes a beautiful 70 degree, cool breeze Sunday afternoon, walking the beachfront with your significant other, brews in hands, getting lost in each other’s presence
Important Trash
Important Trash is the solo music project of singer-songwriter Mary Parker. A Los Angeles native and lifelong amateur classical pianist, Parker has spent decades building a career as a music editor for film and television. Her debut, self-titled album features ethereal vocals atop electronic instrumentations, with flourishes of sultry organs and bursts of frenetic synths. Parker, who was determined to keep her project female driven, spent months seeking out talented women to mix and master her tracks and create her album art. Standout songs include “Fancy You,” a dream-like ballad of unrequited love, and “Slummin’,” a tragic love song about someone who’s no good—featuring a bass performance from Duran Duran’s John Taylor.
