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Music Mondays!

I’m back with new tracks for you to check out! (no.4 isn’t new but it’s a favourite of mine) Apologies again for missing last week, I was in the hospital.

1. Higher by Hilltop Hoods ft. James Chatburn

2. Keep Me In Mind by Cape Cub

3. Just For Tonight by James Bay

4. Feel Again by One Republic

5. Hunger by Florence + The Machine

6. I’ll Be There by Jess Glynne

7. Not About You by Glades

8. Honeymoon Bay by Xavier Rudd

9. Playinwitme by KYLE ft. Kehlani

10. Drink About by Seeb, Dagny

Give these a listen, each one vastly different from the other.

Expand your music taste and discover some awesome artists/bands you wouldn’t usually listen to!

A sultry banger with beautiful beats and soulfully sublime vocals. James Chatburn continues to cement his reputation as one of the boldest voices in the pop game with this horn rich bop that will make you want to dance and move. Have a listen above!

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Esteemed tastemaking label Soulection is celebrating their 6th birthday, and in doing so, they’ve put together a special compilation named Promise Once More. Australian singer songwriter and producer James Chatburn contributes a stunning first single of the year to that release, delivering a jaw dropping array of creamy swooning vocals and dusky rumbling minimalist electronica on Omens. The song is sparsely mesmeric and darkly gripping, a finely nuanced electro soul lullaby coated with viscous synths and sticky magnetic drums. James Chatburn only had one release last year in the form of debut EP 001, but he’s prepared to unleash a wealth of new music on us this year. Soulection’s Promise Once More compilation is available from all major outlets, here. Happy birthday, Soulection. Thanks for all the fine tunes.

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James Chatburn shares "Why You Gotta Lie" [video premiere]

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James Chatburn shares "Why You Gotta Lie" [video premiere]

Singer/producer James Chatburn starts off 2021 with the release of the video for his song "Why You Gotta Lie" taken from his recent LP Faible Teil 1 which was featured here. The laidback cut dives into individuals who lie compulsively and he explores their nature without finding a logical

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(via https://open.spotify.com/album/09TUQAYvgG5lrOZlkpCyO0?si=Kfqr3p6rTzSknVeBuJY7cg)

James Chatburn reveals the first half of his debut album with Faible Teil 1. The singer released the singles "In My House," "Jewellery and Gold" and "The Hurt" earlier this year. He explained the introspectiveness of Faible in a press release:

"For as long as I can remember before people spoke so openly about it, I had these issues with anxiety, I kind of wanted to explore these ‘weaknesses’ that we are all susceptible too. I mean the way I am wired led me to be quite insular and creative especially when I was in my teens. I now see how much of a strength it can be, it opened up my empathy and creativity and I think we all have these things we gotta talk through, if we talk about it we can band together and be stronger for it."

Chatburn produced the album with David Tobias and they worked through his vision of hip-hop, soul and psychedelia.

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James Chatburn shares "Jewellery And Gold" ahead of his album release. The song is the second single from his upcoming debut Faible. Chatburn, who is a native of Australia based in Berlin, made a statement about "Jewellery And Gold"'s creative blueprint.

"It started off as a noughties Pharrell/Neptunesy kind of vibe, but then I replaced the original synth with a piano and I decided to go for this throwback soul feeling, coming back to this Neptune’s vibe in part c. As an indie artist, I don’t live off much money, but sometimes I think, damn it would be nice to have a little more, even if I know that’s not gonna solve anything”

The warmth of Chatburn's breathy tenor makes the prospect of receiving gems believably romantic. The singer released "In My House" earlier in the summer and Faible is scheduled to come out before the end of 2020.

https://soundcloud.com/jameschatburn/jewellery-and-gold-mastered

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