I take my last comment from the other song back. perfect voice for this.

Late to the Party

Limbo (stripped)

I Don't Know

'Groove Curse' EP out now on 12" vinyl & digital -
Stream / Download: soulhasnotempo.lnk.to/SHNT001

Released 15th August 2014 via Soul Has No Tempo.

Soul Has No Tempo present Groove Curse, Jordan Rakei's long-awaited follow up to highly-acclaimed debut EP Franklin’s Room, his modern take on reggae-infused soul music. Groove Curse takes an evolved turn, with a sound Rakei describes as “raw, vocal-driven, groove”. With the first single off the EP, Street Light featuring Berklee College of Music Alumni, Gwen Bunn (vocalist and producer of Schoolboy Q’s Collard Greens feat. Kendrick Lamar), the release celebrates the skills of upcoming young musicians who are writing, self-producing and taking full advantage of their vocal and multi-instrumentalist talents.

Jordan Rakei - Alright [SHNT001]

Stream here: https://bfan.link/daste-tide 

dasteWORLD (album & vinyl presave): https://linktr.ee/daste.music

Still Woozy Australian Tour:
Tuesday, February 4th - Astor Theatre, Perth
Thursday, February 6th - Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide
Friday, February 7th - Forum, Melbourne
Tuesday, February 11th - Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Wednesday, February 12th - Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane

UK Shows:
Thursday, May 22nd - Footsteps Festival (Earth Hall), London
Saturday, May 24th - Dot2Dot, Bristol
Sunday, May 25th: Cross The Tracks Festival, London

Tickets & Socials: https://linktr.ee/daste.music

Credits:
Performed by daste.
Written by Callum MacDonald, Braxton Tahi, Tyler Harden. 
Produced by Callum MacDonald, Braxton Tahi, Tyler Harden. 
Mixed by James Vincent (Jim Alxndr)
Mastered by Alex Gordon
Press Photos by Maxwell Byrne

dasteWORLD

Tide

Stream

Ascend

This is a song of prophetic return and diasporic awakening, blending melodic prayer with declarative rap. Lyrically, it centers on a collective spiritual journey—a "second gathering"—driven by ancestral memory and sacred texts (specifically Torah). The female vocals express a patient, intergenerational faith passed down through family and Sabbath observance, while the rap verses deliver a more urgent, militant reclamation of identity and "royal bloodline" against a backdrop of "false history." The recurring chorus acts as a powerful mantra, pleading for divine fidelity to an ancient covenant that promises a physical and spiritual homecoming. The song frames this return as both an internal revelation and an inevitable, destined fulfillment of prophecy.

Do It Again (Isaiah 11:11)

Pages Turn Slowly

Silk Noise Reflex

Casual Encounters

"Same Girl" out now. Listen or get the song: https://orcd.co/samegirltesshenley

Better EP available this summer.

Connect with Tess Henley: 
▶Spotify http://smarturl.it/StreamTess
▶Twitter http://bit.ly/VsOJCO
▶IG http://instagram.com/tesshenley
▶Facebook http://on.fb.me/UOitO0

Better

Same Girl

Big thanks to:
Producer: Tyler Duncan
Writing/arranging: Alekos
Drums/writing/arranging: Julian Allen
Bass/writing/arranging: James Cornelison
Keys: Woody Goss
Sax/arranging: Marcus Elliot
Trombone: Willie Wang
Trumpet: John Douglas
Mixing: Jake Birch
Mastering: Devin Kerr

Album artwork: Sebi White and Quinn Faylor

Purpose

Whisper My Name

https://instagram.com/madelyngrantmusic
https://madelyngrant.bandcamp.com/
Debut EP out on March 15! 
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Purpose

Madelyn Grant Music

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