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Velvet B/W Boogie No. 69

Boogie No. 69

It is our distinct pleasure to announce the debut solo effort from Thee Sacred Souls' own Jensine Benitez. Anyone who has had the privilege to catch Thee Sacred Souls live is already well familiar with @jensinewildrose. On a nightly basis, when she gracefully steps into the spotlight for one of her solos, her mellifluous voice and commanding stage presence sends the crowd into a frenzy of adoration and unadulterated joy. With this single she enriches that charm with honeyed melodies set to floaty rhythms that are sure to have you bobbing your head with the windows rolled down. "Ilusión de Amor" is a lilting lament sung en español about a forlorn lover whose deep, brooding sadness has left them yearning well beyond any hope of reconciliation.

Jensine Benitez - Ilusión De Amor

no me llame a mi.mp3

Murphy's Law

Written by JohnAnthony
Produced and mixed by Max Shrager

What More Can I Do

Heartache in Room 14

Show You Love

If We Try / Give It Up You Fool

If We Try (feat. Joey Quinones)

Ice Spice- Munch (Feelin' U) (G0NER Edit)

Out now! Get it at the Daptone Shop http://shopdaptonerecords.com

The first single from Dunham Records in-house, all male, backing vocal quartet, The Sha-La-Das, conjures up the memory of a stolen first kiss - a whispered, forbidden vow of young love under the boardwalk at Coney Island. It's layered with sunny melodies that intoxicate, while the haunting undercurrent slowly pulls you in, like standing on the shoreline at dusk mid-July. The Sha La Das have been one of the secret ingredients in the recordings of the last two Charles Bradley albums (Victim of Love, Changes). They've been blips on the radar of keen-eared music enthusiasts for some time now, both as a group and separately.