15 Soothed Vibes To Recover From An Exhausting Day Of Work.
COZY SESSION
URANIUM WAVES
Eight hours of hard work could sometimes be exhausting and you could use a nice cup of tea or a tremendous glass of wine to relax after you took a cozy perfumed bath. May I, then, suggest you 15 fantastic songs to listen to while sipping your wonderful substance? Trust me, enjoying soothed haunting music, while sitting comfy in your sofa, will enhance your “Cozy Session”, by adding to it, a more aromatic flavor.
Emily James — Bartender
Los Angeles singer/songwriter Emily James offers a glamorous song entitled “Bartender”, in which she entrusts an emotive diary. The young artist, originally from New York, demonstrates an enormous talent, by delivering not only a very charismatic vocal performance but also an authentic brilliant songwriting. The track will lull you in a peaceful atmosphere. Stream below
Alma Cook — So Close
By listening to Alma Cook’s single “So Close”, you can tell that she’s a confident talented woman. The track breathes soul music and it haunting melodies immerse in a soothed bath. Indeed, the track is perfect for a cozy gathering with friends, or even during a comfy session with yourself (Dear introvert). Stream below.
Tessa Kaye — Fool’s Gold
Tessa Kaye debut with a warm upbeat single “Fool’s Gold”, incorporating a quite unique sound signature that blends all kind of ingredients — from 808s to a delicate reggae melodic structure. The track is really impressing, and actually reminds a bit of Ariana Grande’s type of musical seasoning. I truly believe that girls, in particular, will enjoy this song. Stream below.
Natalie — Fatal Attraction
“Fatal Attraction” released five days ago — January 10th, 2020 — by American singer/songwriter Natalie could sound confusing at first, but definitely in a good way. The degree of experimentation or creativity in this track is just stunning, not only because it displays the singer’s ability to shift from a baritone raspy voice to a suave soprano tone, but also because the production perfectly creates a correlation between poignant melodies and spontaneity. The track is just a breeze of hot melancholia fused with a hint of sensuality.
Emma Charles — You
When you hear Emma Charles performance on her latest single “You”, you feel like floating on a warm wave of peaceful clouds, not only because her delicious soprano vocal tone, gently soothes your thoughts while the acoustic guitar incorporated uplifts your spirit. Indeed, her voice is like a ship of genuine lyrics, cruising on an ocean of haunting melodies.
Mike Sb — Slow Day
Mike SB offers an intoxicating ambiance with his new single “Slow day”. The song blends well Jazz’s catchy ingredients, Hip-Hop’s swag and soul’s smooth texture. It’s a win for Mike because this track has the potential to be his breakout song (if it involves a good marketing plan). Indeed, the lyrical perspective of the song explore Mike’s deepest feeling about the struggles of everyday life.
Sita — Escalation
Nashville based singer-songwriter Sita has recently released her smooth and funky single entitled “Escalation”. The composition is a delightful overall incorporating enchanting melodies and polished groovy drums, while Sita’s soothed vocal resonance imposes a lullabying texture. In fact, the song doesn’t disappoint a bit, and it oozes at both a poignant and swell atmosphere.
Todd Carey — Infinity
Real love is endless and Todd Carey takes the time to remind us in a marvelous single entitled “Infinity”. Indeed, the single is a beautiful acoustic pop song exhibiting Todd’s exquisite songwriting skills. The production sounds genuine, fluid and have the quality of a hit song. Personally, I think that with a good exposure, it could top charts, hands down.
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Alice Limoges — Past Life
Alice Limoges is an artist to watch closely, not only because she has a unique sound signature but also because of her metaphoric songwriting perspective. Her latest single “Past Life” is a dark musical ambience with a gloomy piano complexion merged Alice’s velvety and dully tenor vocal timbre. Also, the song's topic depicts the idea of making mistakes and being afraid to reveal one's true self to a romantic partner.
Foxwood — Butter
Few artists can boast to have a catchy breathy vocal sound like Vancouver singer Foxwwood’s. Her debut single “Butter”, produced by up-and-coming producer Brandt Orange, is a hypnotic musical marvel evincing the authenticity of Foxwood’s songwriting perspective filled with nostalgia and self-reflection. The track is clearly catchy and its atmosphere will get you in a comfy mood.
Zack Ely x Deegan — Rough
“Rough” is a catchy acoustic song, recently unveiled by Zack Ely, in collaboration with his close friend DEEGAN, who is actually the producer of the single. The track has a cool delightful guitar melody paired with Zack’s captivating vocal performance. Moreover, the song is describe by both artists as an ode to pacifism or prudence. stream below.
Leila Marie — Backseat
Simple, consistent and captivating, the latest single “Backseat”, offered by American singer-songwriter Marie is a comfy composition inspired by her life and experiences. Indeed, with her angelic and melodious voice, the young artist sings the wonderful childhood moments etched in her memories. The vibe exuded by the song actually suit well the topic of nostalgia, not only because of it lush harmonies but also thanks to its haunting acoustic sound.
Brooklyn Doran — I can’t be Alone with you
Even though its title sounds like a horror movie, the single “I Can’t Be Alone With You” by emerging Canadian Singer/songwriter Brooklyn Doran is, on the contrary, an uplifting and beautiful composition involving love and chemistry. Indeed, the vibe sounds so chill that it makes wanna lay down and abandon your thoughts to the waves it oozes. Moreover, the topic of the song explores the singer’s personal experience and describes it as a sort of addiction to a problematic love that could be a huge mistake.
Aunty Social — Cortex
Here’s another Canadian female singer Aunty Social, that will feed with with chills and goosebumps, with her airy and spacey alternative single entitled “Cortex”. The most remarkable thing about this song, is Aunty’s charismatic vocal performance flowing mellow and intoxicating melodies. The production, fusing indie pop with subtle lo-fi sounds exhibit a very consistent overall. The topic of the song creates a correlation between the singer’s traumatic experiences with video games. She explains:
“I decided to imagine the person who caused a lot of trauma in my life as the fictional enemy of Crash Bandicoot named Cortex. ”
Simon A. — White Heart
“White Heart” by British artist Simon a. is a very particular song that many might find sweetly bizarre, not only because of its sweet and sensual production sounds, but also because of Simon’s odd vocal performance. Objectively, there are a lot of elements to improve, for the vocal performance to be perfect but the instrumental has just something unique that boost the overall and makes you wonder if the singer was on something when he composed it. Judge for yourself below.
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