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Loveforce International Ends 2022 with Love and a Bit of Nostalgia

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Santa Clarita, CA, December 28, 2022 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– On Friday, December 30th, Loveforce International will release two new Digital Music Singles. One will be a love song. The other will be nostalgic in nature. In honor of the two new Digital Music Singles, Loveforce International will give away a book.

The new Digital Music Single by Billy Ray Charles is entitled “Those Were the Days.” It is a nostalgic throwback to Soul music of the 60s and 70s. Musically, it sounds like and old school Soul-R&B song. Lyrically, its about being young, happy, listening to your favorite tunes, hanging out with your friends, and enjoying life. For older listeners, it will bring back happy memories. For younger listeners it will provide a glimpse of what it was like back in the day.

The new Digital Music Single by inRchild is entitled “Her Love Keeps Me Warm in The Cold” is an R&B song. It has simple, romantic, instrumentation. Lyrically, the song is about how wonderful it is to have somebody to love to help offset the chill of Winter.

Loveforce International will give away the e-book version of Reflections in The Mirror of Life by The Prophet of Life. It is a book of poetry. The poems in the book focus modern society, the problems it faces, and the people who are a part of it. The book is divided into five chapters, each of which explores a different theme woven into the fabric of modern life. The tone for each chapter is set by a free verse poem which is followed by a series of rhyming poems on that theme. The themes are taken from what the author considers the five stages of life. The themes in the books are childhood, getting a job/career, adulthood, becoming a member of society and life lessons learned through age and experience.

“These two recordings are the 209th and 310th Digital Music Singles we have issued since we launched our Digital Music division three years ago,” said Loveforce International CEO Mark Thomas. “We wanted them to be a mixture of love and nostalgia because that is how we feel being able to help our recording artists get their music out into the world,” he continued.

Reflections in the Mirror of Life will be given away on Friday, December 30th only on Amazon exclusively. The two new Digital Music Singles, will be released to iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, Pandora, KKBox, Tidal, Deezer, iHeart Radio, Facebook / Instagram Stories, Soundtrack by Twitch, Touch Tones, Triller, Media Net, Tik Tok, BoomPlay, Snapchat, Pretzel, AudioMack, Yandex, Joax, Kuack, Adaptr, and Qobuz.

For Further Information Contact Evan Lovefire at (661) 523-4954.



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Tokyo Soul Singer Tyrone Hashimoto Releases New Single Oct. 2, Plays Tokyo Jazz Club Same Night

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Tokyo Soul Singer Tyrone Hashimoto Releases New Single Oct. 2, Plays Tokyo Jazz Club Same Night

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Tyrone Hashimoto (born Shunichi Suzuki), a Tokyo-based singer-songwriter,, plans to release his latest single, "Wake Up in the Morning Sun," across streaming platforms on October 2, per his production company Teddy Bear Productions. The artist will celebrate with a live performance by the Lakeside Struttin’ Band at Sometime Jazz the same evening.

The song arrives as the latest entry in what Hashimoto has called the "Music Cruise" series, an ongoing project now in its seventh installment, according to prior coverage of his work. The announcement describes the new track as an offering of encouragement, framed around the idea that a better life is within reach.

Hashimoto has built a four-decade career that spans well beyond his nine solo albums, all recorded in English, and a catalog the announcement puts at more than 600 original songs. He’s written jingles for McDonald’s, KFC, Nissan, Canon, Sharp, Kodak and Tokyo Disneyland, among other clients, and took a bronze prize at the Cannes Commercial Film Festival in 1994 for a Panasonic spot. One commercial job, for the Japanese coffee brand UCC, reportedly involved bringing James Brown into the studio to sing for the ad.

Originally from Yaita in Tochigi prefecture, Japan,, Hashimoto won the Grand Prix at the first All Japan Folk Music Festival at age 17, citing Simon & Garfunkel and Peter, Paul and Mary among his early influences. He went on to work with Haruomi Hosono’s Tin Pan Alley project, played a role in Yellow Magic Orchestra’s debut album, and became an original member of La Orquesta Del Sol, described in the announcement as Japan’s first major salsa band.

His American profile traces back to a 1987 visit to Seattle, where local press and broadcasters, including KIRO, KUOW and NBC affiliate KING5, covered his music; a KING5 documentary profiling the artist that was subsequently distributed to 37 additional U.S. markets. He has also taught voice and guitar to more than 1,000 students, including Japanese musicians Sugizo, Miyavi, Takeru and Junya Enoki, and recently received an honorary doctorate in music education from University of Perpetual Help System DALTA in the Philippines.

For Studio CarryOnHarry, the throughline here isn’t the single itself but the career behind it: a working musician who has moved fluidly between recording artist, jingle writer and educator for going on 40 years, in two countries, without a signature hit driving any of it.

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Song 1’s New EP “What The ….” Leans Into Five Tracks of Deliberate Disorder

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Song 1’s New EP “What The ….” Leans Into Five Tracks of Deliberate Disorder

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London indie-punk band Song 1 have released a new five-track EP called What The…., following a year of lineup changes and what the band describes as a shift toward sharper, more off-kilter songwriting.

According to the announcement, the record lands following months of roster adjustments that solidified the five-member configuration, and the record is framed as the sound of that lineup settling into place. The band describes the title not as a literal question but as a kind of shrug, an expression of the loose, sideways attitude that runs through the tracklist.

The EP opens with “Feeling Sideways,” which the band positions as the reset point for this new phase, constructed from restless grooves and crooked rhythms, per the band’s description. The focus single, “Crooked,” follows, built around jagged guitar work, live drums and a melodic bassline, with the line “I move crooked but I land just right” serving as the track’s stated thesis.

“Morning Sun” is described as a tonal shift toward something wider and brighter, using imagery like a “paper weight sky” to move from heavier material toward something more lifted. “Not Lost” continues that throughline lyrically, with the band pointing to the line “I’m not lost, I’m just aligned / With the beat that hides between your time” as a statement of purpose. The EP closes with “My Shadow’s Got Its Own Mind,” which the announcement calls a late-night, low-lit close to the record, framing the band’s embrace of unpredictability as a deliberate stance rather than a lack of direction.

Taken together, the band and its team describe What The …. as the clearest statement yet of Song 1’s identity: an alternative indie-punk work anchored in big hooks, live-wire guitars and knowing self-awareness about not fitting a mold.

Studio CarryOnHarry will be watching whether “Crooked” gives the band a genuine breakout moment beyond the EP cycle, since focus singles built around a clear lyrical hook are often where a band either finds a wider audience or doesn’t.

No compass or straight lines required, as the band themselves put it, just an audience willing to turn it up.

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