Nineteen year old Alec Chambers offers up pure vocals and pretty melodies on his lead single "Whole Again". The articulate verses and addictive chorus make the track easy to listen to and that urgent beat mixed with the inherent hopefulness to his vocals turn it into something that could easily slip onto the charts.
Check out the video, head to all those sites, and catch an interview with Alec Chambers here.
The Singularity's "Wetter" kicks off with a near sense of foreboding before slipping into 80's electro-pop inspired beats guaranteed to have you moving.
Articulate lyrics forego tired innuendos in lieu of honest lines and the refreshingly straightforwardness of the lyrics, tied in with fun riffs and a beat that won't quit, lifts the track above any electro-pop glam rock sound you've heard and into something endearingly infectious you won't grow tired of.
Watch the "Wetter" video and head to all those sites below for more from The Singularity.
Blur played a secret show last Friday in London, performing their new album, The Magic Whip, in its entirety. Beats by Dr. Dre exclusively filmed the show which will be streaming for one night only Wednesday, March 25th, available at https://www.youtube.com/user/Officialbeatsbydrdre at 8pm GMT / 9 PM CET for Europe and 8PM PST / 11 PM EST for the US. After the show is aired, catch an interview with Blur, available through April, on the Beats by Dr. Dre YouTube channel.
Blur released the second track off the album, "There Are Too Many of Us", before last Friday's show and closed with "Trouble In The Message Centre", a track they haven't performed live in 20 years.
Having already performed there four times, Blur will return to Hyde Park for a headline show Saturday, June 20th 2015 as part of Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park.
Pre-order the album below and stay tuned for the 'live' show.
Christian Dupree's genuine vocals stand out confidently on his newly released live tracks from Pursuit of Happiness that easily showcase carefully crafted melodies and uninhibited emotions.
"To The Stars" is utterly calming with lyrics that are sweet without being saccharine: articulate verses with the repeating "let me fly you to the stars with all my love" made to make you fall. It's undulating melodies and simple beats and everything you can lay back and lose yourself in.
"Under Your Spell" stands opposite "To The Stars" with relaxed beats and sweet chords made to make you smile with lyrics that are less promising and simply more assured; it's fun and easy and you'll be hooked in seconds.
Dupree's honeyed - untouched - vocals add an air of easy authenticity to both tracks, making his live recordings absolutely irresistible. Christian Dupree's tracks are just good, honest music with comfortable riffs, fun melodies, and easy bared emotions you don't want to miss, so check out the singles and head to all the sites below for more.
