Discovery: Oli Morris
Oli Morris is a saxophonist and composer based in Bristol who has recently collaborated with Emelie Sande. His new jazz and funk track caught my attention. It’s called Flyer.
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Oli Morris is a saxophonist and composer based in Bristol who has recently collaborated with Emelie Sande. His new jazz and funk track caught my attention. It’s called Flyer.
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Maijah is a Portland, USA-based alternative pop artist who I’ve featured a couple of times before on the blog. I’m a big fan of her moody approach to pop and R&B. Her latest is a team up with California-based artist Laurentis. It’s called Know My Name.
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UglyFace are an alternative hip hop collective created in California, USA. Their latest track, a stream of consciousness rap that sheds light on the everyday, caught my attention. It’s called Oxtails.
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Alexa Cappelli is an American electro pop artist who comes to terms with her insecurities in lively new track Whiplash.
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Genra is a Californian hip hop artist who I first discovered around this time last year. Though it’s been a year, he’s not been resting on his laurels and his new track What You Want has the same free-flowing verses and creativity I’ve come to expect from him.
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Marie Naffah is a British alternative R&B singer songwriter whose new track California is an ode to escapism. Continue reading “Video: Marie Naffah – California”
Blink 182 took nearly five years to record and release California. Less than a year later a ‘deluxe’ version was released including some of the songs normally left on the cutting room floor – if such a thing exists these days.
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