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25 nov 2021 · Corinne Bailey Rae - Nothing’s Ever Gonna Be Good Enough (feat. Miles Kane) (tradução) (Letra e música para ouvir) - I never thought I could feel this way / So much attention and so very little to say / The Sun was out and you took me to the beaches / We listened to the
The self-titled debut from genre-busting Corinne Bailey Rae dropped in early 2006 with enough new ideas to reignite the flagging neo-soul movement. Meanwhile, her somewhat folky soul-pop sound also had enough jazz nuance for Herbie Hancock to enlist her for the title track of his Grammy-winning 2007 Joni Mitchell tribute, River.
26 nov 2021 · Miles Kane has shared his soulful new single, ‘Nothing’s Ever Gonna Be Good Enough’, and he has called in Corrine Bailey Rae for a helping hand. The expressive cut is the latest release from Kane’s upcoming fourth solo album, Change The Show, which arrives on January 21st. On the track, the Last Shadow Puppet leans into his jazzier ...
15 set 2023 · The self-titled debut from genre-busting Corinne Bailey Rae dropped in early 2006 with enough new ideas to reignite the flagging neo-soul movement. Meanwhile, her somewhat folky soul-pop sound also had enough jazz nuance for Herbie Hancock to enlist her for the title track of his Grammy-winning 2007 Joni Mitchell tribute, River.
26 nov 2021 · Listen here: https://mileskane.lnk.to/enoughIDThe new album ‘Change The Show’ by Miles Kane is out 21st January. Pre-order here: https://mileskane.lnk.to/cha...
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15 set 2023 · The self-titled debut from genre-busting Corinne Bailey Rae dropped in early 2006 with enough new ideas to reignite the flagging neo-soul movement. Meanwhile, her somewhat folky soul-pop sound also had enough jazz nuance for Herbie Hancock to enlist her for the title track of his Grammy-winning 2007 Joni Mitchell tribute, River.
The self-titled debut from genre-busting Corinne Bailey Rae dropped in early 2006 with enough new ideas to reignite the flagging neo-soul movement. Meanwhile, her somewhat folky soul-pop sound also had enough jazz nuance for Herbie Hancock to enlist her for the title track of his Grammy-winning 2007 Joni Mitchell tribute, River.
