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Holiday

Junerule is ready to escape from the madness on the summer-filled ‘Holiday’ (ft. Brendan Mills and Tess Burrstone)

Sending those happy rays onto us as we look to the future and venture out into the open again, Junerule has us lathering on that sunblock and cleaning those dusty sunglasses with the ravishing new single all about getting away on that well-deserved ‘Holiday(ft. Brendan Mills and Tess Burrstone).

Salvatore Nuzzi aka Junerule is a 22-years-old Sant’Agata de’ Goti, Italy-based indie dance music producer, sound engineer and DJ who started his entertainment journey when he was just 12 years old.

Deep/House/Pop & Soul vibes, mixed together with natural & emotional sounds, letting people live an extraordinary experience through his own music that is always inspired by some imaginary landscapes.” ~ Junerule

Bringing a piece of inspiration that has been needed for so long, Junerule opens up the curtains and remembers to pack the swimming attire, that will be needed on this holiday. Away from the confides of our minds that have been hampering all of our creative minds from that optimum happiness, this is a lively single to dance with all night long.

His music was supported by DJs like David Guetta, Nicky Romero, Sander Van Doorn and many more.” ~ Junerule

Holiday(ft. Brendan Mills and Tess Burrstone) from Sant’Agata de’ Goti, Italy-based indie dance music producer and DJ Junerule is one of those hot singles that gets you into the mood to do things you have only been dreaming about recently. The vocals are fresh, the production tight, and give you a sense of reinvigorating energy to feel alive again.

After so much icy darkness that could take away your optimism, this is a reminder that all we need is a vacation.

Listen up to this new single on Spotify and see more on IG.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

Feeling that fresh air again: Whyen (feat. Juli-Ane) sends the world a stunning sunset mood-changer on ‘Free’

Whyen is back with a thrilling electronic-filled track that will get you in the mood for your next much-anticipated summer holiday on ‘Free‘ (feat. Juli-Ane).

Berlin, Germany-based electronic future bass producer, film composer and pianist Whyen, makes music that inspires your soul and with a bounce that gets you feeling free again after a pandemic-infused slumber. He has joined forces with the sweet sounds of fellow Berlin vocalist Juli-Ane– to bring us a special new single with so much love.

The star-glazing atmospheric start gives you the chills right away as you feel like you are being transported to a new planet. Right away our ears are filled with the honey-tipped vocals of a glorious singer who brings so much joy and hope through the current darkness. Feeling free should surely be the ultimate goal of us all right now.

Containing a busting bass-happy beat that only seems to somehow intrigue and get better through out this excellent electro-powered single- this is what our dreams are made of as you close your eyes and imagine being totally at peace again as you cruise into the sunset by a peaceful beach, far away from any negative vibes.

Free‘ from Berlin, Germany natives Whyen and Juli-Ane, is that sensational summer breeze that is exactly the natural boost you need to visualize your next relaxing holiday. Feeling that extra warmth in your body after a stressful few months, is the only thing that should be on our minds when this dreadful pandemic is finally over.

Life may be hard right now for us all but staying positive and thinking of future good bass-filled times- is the way to finding that smile on your dial again.

Sizzle in that heat with your shades on via Spotify and see more on IG.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

Bluesy goodness with sunglasses on with Archie Baker’s ‘Holiday’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=ToXoQOT731g

Archie Baker returns with another soulful gem with his latest visuals for ‘Holiday‘.

Archie Baker is a London-born, Sheffield-based alternative soul & blues musician. Having moved to Sheffield in 2016, Archie joined a popular soul and blues function band as a guitarist. Whilst playing weddings, summer balls and parties Archie found his niche as a vocalist and began to write his own music. With help from talented musicians around the scene, he developed a style of music suitable for his distinctive vocal style. This is a great story about an underdog who soon made his name and is now known throughout the music scene.

Archie’s music can be characterized by a strong blues and rock foundation with flourishes of funk and soul dusted throughout the sound – creating an eclectic and fresh flavor of modern soul & blues.

With a groovy start, this soon sets up to a the genre-ambiguous soul-fusion track with a thrilling afrobeat rhythm and a screaming jazzy sax solo that we were promised. Archie’s voice is so soulful and I love the mellow style that illuminates the video. This is some grown up music right here and would fit in perfectly in any country in the world that appreciates great music. The vibe is funky fresh and Archie’s band add so much to this fab track.

Archie Baker’s ‘Holiday‘ is the summer song we all needed as it is classy, gets you in the groove and shows us the huge talent of this fantastic artist based in Sheffield.

Here are the visuals for the YouTube channel.

Click here for the Spotify page.

Head to the Facebook page.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

Ebony Joi – Joi to The World

It is the season when when “twas” and “tis” become an accepted part of the language for the first time since the seventeenth century, gaudy jumpers, or these days possibly onesies, replace having an actual personality, people talk about how A Wonderful Life is the best film ever made and Mariah Carey is every other song on the radio or jukebox. It is also the season when it seems acceptable to release unnecessary and poor quality versions of Christmas classics. That’s why we need Ebony Joi so much.

Eartha Kitt ’s iconic Santa Baby may have been flogged within an inch of its creative life over the years but Ebony Joi has found the perfect new format for the modern age. It loses none of the sultry soulfulness of the original but adds a modern sassy R&B vibe to this new delivery, a slow and sensual grove which wanders wilfully around the beat like a jazz diva and throws in a bit of urban street smarts. Most often there is no need to try to reinvent songs which have all but passed into musical lore but if you do why not give them the perfect make over?