Pulse Picks: Mavis Staples, Ezra Collective, Thee Sacred Souls, Tom Misch

19-Jun-24 22:00

Pulse Picks: Mavis Staples, Ezra Collective, Thee Sacred Souls, Tom Misch

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The Pulse brings you the latest news in the music world and fresh new music that might've missed your radar.

Sabrina Carpenter - Please Please Please
Tom Misch - Cinnamon Curls
Jordana - We Get By
Ezra Collective - God Gave Me Feet For Dancing (ft. Yazmin Lacey)
Mavis Staples - Worthy
Thee Sacred Souls - Lucid Girl
The Japanese House - :)
Efterklang - Animated Heart (ft Sønderjysk Pigekor)
HOMESHAKE - Simple
HONNE - Girl In The Orchestra

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Presented by: Daryl Ong

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Categories: music

Tags: jordana, mavis staples, thee sacred souls, the japanese house, efterklang, HONNE, the pulse, pulse picks, new releases, new music, Sabrina Carpenter, tom misch, ezra collective, homeshake,

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