HOT HALF DOZEN 9.9.25 – IndiePulse Music Journal

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Americana, devastating pop, ranchera (sure – ranchera), blues and cumbia. We transfer round loads on this week’s music suggestions.

Quick week, solely 60 songs submitted for assessment.

Ember, single by Lurleen Ladd. Proving that there’s life after 40 for singers, Luleeen Ladd’s album, No Goin’Again.  Though she went via earlier careers in healthcare, social work, and entrepreneurship, a visit to Nashville threw a swap inside her, and she or he took off like a rocket.  Ember is from her 2019 Magnolia and Azalea Goals.  She rocks, pops, R&B’s, and will get down, making you progress.  Try her different albums. Stream on Spotify and main platforms.

Aguaráchate, single/video  Monsieur Periné.  All the time enjoyable and at all times shocking.  Stuffed with coloration, laughter, and transfer your physique cumbia.   The Grammy-winning duo Catalina García y Santiago Prieto have a knack for excellent comfortable get together music, and Aguaráchate,  (Take a Break) embodies that in spades.  Spanish. Stream on main platforms.

American Wasteland, single Whitney Tai.  Whitney Tai is among the most underappreciated songwriters, singers, arrangers, and entertainers of our time.  From her early album Metamorphosis in 2015, to “American Wasteland”, Tai marshals an influence that travels to stars and galaxies and but carries searing heartbreak and profound harm.  American Wasteland will grip you, seize you, spin you across the moon and pull you again down into the depths of your self.  Gorgeous.  Lovely.  Stream on all main platforms and buckle your seatbelt.

Sailor Go well with, single by Larry Keel and Jon Stickley. A story of the pleasures of childhood and the recollections of adults.  Form of Appalachian, type of Americana, type of tongue in cheek, and completely enjoyable. Sail to your recollections with them.

Maldita Bellatera, single by Lila Dons and Alica Villareal.  With the get together cheer of ranchera, this track tribute to Paquita la del Barrio, the legendary ranchera singer recognized for ranchera, is a pleasure to take heed to, as two of Mexico’s finest feminine singers ship it from their hearts —with a twinkle of their eyes and a variety of foot tapping.  Spanish. Stream in every single place.

Ahora Te llamaa Ex, single by Ana Barbara and Estibaliz.  Many individuals have recorded this track, however their tackle it has a sly grin and a bouncy Caribbean beat to it. Barbara and Estibaliz flip it right into a singing dialog.  It’s get together music, however way more. Spanish.  Steam on main platforms.

Patrick O’Heffernan



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