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Hot Half Dozen: Natalia Pery, BINX, Banda AL9,Yendry, Lila Downs, Zemmoa and Vivir Quintana

Revolta, single by Natalia Pery. Perry is emerging into her career, but has put out a killer song with influences from música caipira to samba, with the same passion as her earlier...

Hot Half Dozen: Peggy Lee, Lasso, Squirrel Flower, Ibeyi, Flora from Kansas, Zyanya, Andru

RIP Dolly Parton.  She died Tuesday after a brief, private battle with cancer at age 80, at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville, surrounded by loved ones. Her music will always be with...

Hot Half Dozen: The Womack Sisters, Olivia Dean, Victoria Sur, Victoria Blank, Kris Angelis, Los Descarados

My Sisters and Me, single, The Womack Sisters.  The closing song on The Womack Sisters,  lovely debut album by the Womack Sisters (BG, Zeimani and Kucha), the daughters of the songwriters Linda...

Review: Pearly Gates – META – An intriguing take on perception, identity, and connection

Pearly Gates' "META" wastes little time establishing its identity. Living up to its intriguing title, the song invites listeners into a space where perception, identity, and connection can be interpreted in multiple...

Hot Half Dozen: La Coreañera, Alaina Castillo, Estevie and Emmanuel Cortes, Angélica Garcia, Xinobi, Sinego, Elsten Torres, Girl Ultra with Buscabulla , Chromeo

Koreakumbia, single by La Coreañera. Join the party! A song with a simple message:  get up, dance.  The blend of sonidera-style accordion, brass, percussion, keyboard/organ textures, and piano is not only a...

Hot Half Dozen: One Republic, Bebe Rexha & Faithless, Sombr, Tainy, Rauw Alejandro & Jhayco, Mariangela, Julieta Venegas

Need  Your Love, single by One Republic, Emilio Piani.  Almost hypnotic, this collaboration between the American band One Republic and French-German classical street pianist Emilio Piani hits all the right buttons.  It...

Hot Half Dozen: Jackie Bristow, YEИDRY, BALTHVS, Andrea Dejar, Emilia, Ian Sweet

Believe in the Magic, single by  Jackie Bristow. The New Zealand-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter has been a favorite of mine for years, since the release of her Shot of Gold album in 2016,...

Review: Sylvia Daley’s – “Twinkle Twinkle” – An infectious pop earworm

What do you get when you take a beloved children's nursery rhyme, turn it on its head, and pair it with infectious pop melodies, contemporary production, vulnerable storytelling, and an expressive vocal...

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