Bryony Jarman-Pinto – Moving Forward (Cosmodelica Remix) (Single)
“Moving Forward (Cosmodelica Remix)” is the new single from vocalist, songwriter and musician Bryony Jarman-Pinto. Taken from her recent release ‘Below Dawn’, “Moving Forward” receives a disco-ready Cosmodelica Remix from the legendary Colleen “Cosmo” Murphy. Described as “killer” by Gilles Peterson, the track has seen upfront airplay from the likes of Huey Morgan (BBC 6Music), Dom Servini and Robbie Vincent (Jazz FM) and Patrick Forge (NTS) and been praised by Luka Una, Ross Allen, Mr Scruff, Seamus Haji, Yvonne Turner, Cosmo Baker, Marcia Carr and more.
Sally Green ft: Kurupt – Go Anywhere
Oakland based vocalist, Sally Green has become an established driving force and presence in the modern Funk & G-Funk genres.
Alongside being a singer, Sally is a multi instrumentalist, and grew up in a diversely musical household. She was blessed with consistent musical influences right through her childhood, and has therefore gracefully carved out her own lane.
Sally has uniquely crafted her genre and sound, expanded her vision by collaborating with a plethora of producers internationally, and gained recognition for her feel good, in-the-pocket delivery.
She has now returned with brand new single ‘Go Anywhere’ featuring West coast rapper- Kurupt.
It’s smooth, seamless, sassy funk with a sprinkle of Hiphop, Jazz, and attitude.
Ella Thompson – Let There Be Nothing
Ella Thompson is a musician and songwriter whose work traverses the landscape of classic and contemporary soul music. Finding her place in the spaces in-between, Ella and her band weave cinematic textures and arrangements around her luminous voice and lyrics, creating a mesmerising, timeless synthesis of influences from the 60’s and 70’s. Similarly, Ella’s performances are acutely considered, embodying elements of visual art and costume and her band are consummate musicians at the forefront of Melbourne’s soulful DIY nest. She now prepares to unveil her latest offering, the shadowy and empowering single ‘Let There Be Nothing’ via Hope Street Recordings.
Recorded with many of Ella’s favourite musicians and friends (including members of Surprise Chef) ‘Let There Be Nothing’ is a song about making the decision to leave a situation, no matter the consequences. Inspired by Carmela Soprano leaving her husband Tony in the Sopranos, and how her choice to leave her mob boss husband directly challenges the patriarchal establishment she has existed in since birth – but requires a complete rebuild of her identity, which is deeply intertwined with these oppressive structures It’s a track about accepting something for what it is, without trying to change or fix it – and then making the choices you need to make. That moment is difficult, but on the other side is freedom. A reimagining of 60s and 70s soul influences, it sits somewhere between Baby Rose’s collaboration with Badbadnotgood and Thee Sacred Souls.
