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126 songs/albums/movies submitted this week for overview
Every part was for Love, single/video by Carla Morrison. Grammy-nominated and three-time Latin Grammy-winning artist Carla Morrison debuts her first ever English language track. After you hear it you’ll surprise why she waited so lengthy. The track is the title observe for the upcoming movie Con Esta Luz (With This Gentle). Completely lovely. Stream on all main platforms.
Elevate Some Hell in Me, single by Pamela Hopkins. Hopkins is aware of the best way to bang out nation blues rock with a twist. The track is about her barely harmful dad and it’s a gut-grabber. Stream on Spotify.
Name Me, single by Jenny and the Mexicats. For those who don’t the trumpet-wielding British-born Jenny Ball and her Spanish /Mexican band, it is a nice introduction. Dance your coronary heart out as they mix flamenco, rockabilly, jazz, and people music. After which then hit replay. Streaming on all main platforms.
Loud, single by Tim and Sue Bauer Lee. Three and half minutes of onerous core, jangling guitar quaint rock and roll – however with lyrics like “I’m Loser Not a Fighter.” Sue and Tim alternate the vocals and backup refrain and make it enjoyable. Test it out on Bandcamp and SoundCloud.
A Vivir en Desacuerdo ( To Stay in Disagreement), single by maJa. Her off-kilter preparations and thought-provoking lyrics will intrigue you, after which make you play it once more. For those who watch the video, don’t miss the tennis enjoying with T–Rex. An excellent singer, songwriter, composer with a clever however a bit out of left discipline take. Video on You Tube, music on Spotify. Spanish.
Africa Unite, compilation album by Bob Marley. A compilation of ten catalog tracks from Bob Marley & the Wailers in collaboration with Afrobeats, created by Fela Kuti within the Seventies and the 2020s . For those who love Bob Marley – and who doesn’t – you’ll treasure this. Stream on Spotify
BONUS Giraffe Forest, by Danila and Chapis. Who can resist a Mexican musical go to to the San Diego Zoo. For youths…however, it’s enjoyable. Spanish.
Banner: Jenny and the Mexicats
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