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    M & J release a strong new song, NOT A LOVE SONG

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    Bondi, Australia’s M & J have been on quite the journey this year, releasing a wide variety of songs since the year started.

    … ashort and soulful slice of Australian warm-retro pop packing radio-ready hooks and standout vocals.

    This is the kind of artist who has released upwards of 20 tracks, and it may be a bit overwhelming for some, but don’t worry, we’re here with the cream of the crop, the best of the bunch. This offering was released earlier in the year in May but has since landed in my inbox, and I have been enjoying it thoroughly ever since.

    The track is under 3 minutes long and is filled with plenty of soulful tones, retro warmth, and a vocal hook that reminds me of Sampha and Rag’n’Bone Man.

    This track is filled with plenty of radio-friendly elements, and it has since gone on to be one of his best-performing tracks to date, with over 15,000 plays on Spotify alone. If you enjoyed this, be sure to check out more of his tracks, such as the previously reviewed “She’s Cosmic Light”.

    This is once again a shining example of the music scene in Australia, filled with absolute belters and stunning songwriters who are just waiting to be discovered.

    Find more amazing music like this in our Upbeat Indie playlist on Spotify!

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