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“Downtown” by Super db

Super DB's latest offering, "Downtown," encapsulates a mesmerizing blend of pop, disco, funk, and AOR, reminiscent of the early 1980s American West Coast sound. Hailing from the South of England,…

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Review: Future Sounds Of Kraut Vol. 2

In the wake of the success of its predecessor, "Future Sounds Of Kraut Vol. 1," Compost Records presents a follow-up that not only lives up to expectations but ventures further…

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Review: “It’s Soul That Counts” by Principles of Joy

The latest work "It's Soul That Counts" by Principles of Joy is an impressive proof that first-class, intense and versatile Soul Music does not have to come exclusively from the…

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Album Review: “Band On The Run” (50th Anniversary Edition) by Wings

It's been half a century since Paul McCartney, along with his band Wings, unleashed the iconic album "Band On The Run," a masterpiece that solidified McCartney's solo career in the…

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West Coast Soul.de – Albums Of The Year 2023

The year is coming to an end and it was again a year of great new releases and discoveries. Of course, it was and is always impossible to limit a…

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Review: “Chronicles of a Diamond” by Black Pumas

When Black Pumas unleashed their self-titled debut in 2019, it was as if a soulful explosion had rocked the music world. The Austin-bred duo of singer/songwriter Eric Burton and guitarist/producer…

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Review: “Behind The Tea Chronicles” by Ed Motta

In the world of music, the return of Ed Motta is nothing short of a grand spectacle. After a five-year hiatus, the musical "Colossus of Rio" reclaims his throne with…

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Review: “Popsicle Toes” by the Buster Brown Band

Named after a cartoon character, the Buster Brown Band from Texas evolved in the 70s and early 80s from a classic blues rock band into one of Dallas' hottest blue-eyed…

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