Producer Isaac Reid and singer/songwriter Melinda Burns (Mel B) – aka DISTRICT 11 – are back with a brand new single Burn Up, making a complete u-turn from their previous lazing-in-the-summer offering, Sunshine.
The almost three-minute uplifting treat boasts a borderline electropop/dance bassline where Burns injects some gutsy conviction to her angelically-light vocals, adding a real club-ish, Ibizan vibe. Perhaps reminiscent of Emeli Sande’s hit, Heaven…have a listen and see what you think.
THE WEEKEND DEFINITELY STARTS HERE !!! Peeps go check out this uber -cool track, Satellite by Bill Jabr aka- THE HOURS AFTERS.
Born in New York, now residing in Atlanta, Jabr is a truly unique artist who deserves your time. His track, Satellite features a heavy dance drive with a “Miami Vice meets 90s rnb alternative” vibe. The track features the artist’s signature falsetto vocals, soulful guitars, and 80s nostalgic sound. Watch this space as AFTER HOURS will be released more out-of-sight tracks each month, leading up to a project….
But for now, let your hair down and shake out to Satellite…ENJOY!
High energy Dear Molly is the latest single by singer CARMIRELI. The New Yorker has been on the music scene since the age of 18, working with music producer Tony Gross the founder GFI Music and Castle Nine Entertainment.
Now she’s signed up with Max Gousse’s new record label Artistry Entertainment Worldwide. Gousse, an ex- Def Jam Recording executive who worked with BEYONCE and P.DIDDY, saw a host of You Tube videos of CARMIRELI covering mainstream songs. He liked what he heard and BANG – Dear Molly was born! Since its release the electro-pop dance floor filler has received untold amount of attention across the internet.
Dear Molly is CARMIRELI’s first release single from Artistry Entertainment Worldwide. It got me going, so it’ll be interesting to hear her future stuff! Check it out!
If this doesn’t get you going on a night out, nothing will! Today’s star song is from KEEPING THE FAITH. The man behind the record label Ian Halsall drops another Dubstep/Drum ‘n’ Bass track called Feel It – and this guy is no stranger to the music scene. Back in the mid 1990’s Halsall worked on DJ/producer Andy Wetherall’s Sabres of Paradise label. After taking a break from the music, Halsall came bouncing back in 2012 producing electronic music, infused with dubstep and Drum ‘n’Bass. With the help of major social media websites, the dubstep/Drum ‘n’ Bass connoisseur’s bursting-bass line productions were exposed across the globe – particularly in Siberia, South Africa and New Zealand! Like me, if you’re feeling Feel It (get it!) you can listen to more of Halsall’s tracks here . Halsall will donate will future recordings to charity – nice guy!
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