ROUGH Best Music Of The Week #6

Following up her wins as Best Pacific Female Artist and Best Soul And RnB Artist at the 2019 Pacific Music Awards, New Zealand’s RAZÉ is back to deliver her next enticing offering ‘Do Me One’. Bringing back more of that broad and textured RnB aesthetic, she swoons and seduces her way through this breezy jam with effortless flair.

Known for his passionate love of all things hip-hop, producer ODXC has now delivered his highly anticipated new EP ‘In The Dungeon: Chapter One’, which opens up with this energetic new jam. Working alongside rapper Koko Lé Darko, the pair cook up this hard and bouncing release that showcases the full strength of his textured approach to the scene.

After stunning us with his brilliant new single ‘Differences’ earlier this year, emerging artist OpenSoul now returns with the captivating new video for his latest cut. His muse represented as a ballerina dancing on the stage, we now feel a much deeper connection to this single as he opens his heart and soul to us throughout.

After spending the last year releasing a bright array of heartfelt offerings, singer and songwriter Marcus Lee now returns with his latest lovelorn swoon ‘Just Wish You Cared’. As a heartrending tale of unrequited love, the artist looks to follow in the footsteps of Mumford & Sons with this bright and toe-tapping direction.

Following up the release of her breakthrough debut EP ‘Great Kind Of Madness, Pt.1’, up-and-coming hit maker Eleanor Kingston showcases her new album ‘Pink Things’ with the record’s stunning title-track. Produced by BOIA, the duo knock up a bold and pulsing slice of alt-pop gold that not only introduces her latest collection, but also sets a strong precedent for her craft from start to finish.