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Daybreaks: Norah Jones

31st January 2017 Verus Ferreira Daybreaks, jazz, Norah Jones, universal music

Those who have followed her music know her style and her jazz influences felt on most of her work down her 14-year career. Norah Jones’ sixth album, Daybreaks, features nine original songs and three covers that take you back to her roots.

Carly Rae Jepsen's Run Away With Me video screenshot

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E.MO.TION: Carly Rae Jepsen

4th January 201720th January 2017 Verus Ferreira Carly Rae Jepsen, universal music

Carly Rae Jepsen’s third album E•MO•TION brings us some bubblegum pop, and even though we would not label it as one of the best pop records we have heard so far, the singer-songwriter pulls out some good moments on the album.

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Sharvi Yadav

21st December 201631st October 2020 Verus Ferreira Sharvi Yadav, The Stage, universal music

The Stage Season 2 saw 21-year-old Sharvi Yadav being declared the winner. Thousands of aspiring artists from across the country participated in a series of online and on-ground auditions, but it was Sharvi who competed against the best of the best to win the coveted title, taking home a Renault Kwid and a record deal with Universal Music.

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James Bay

24th October 201631st October 2020 Verus Ferreira James Bay, universal music

“I’m trying to make songs that make people feel something and, if I’m lucky, even move them,” says James Bay, a rising star on the British pop music charts.

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Beauty Behind The Madness: The Weeknd

30th August 201626th October 2016 Verus Ferreira Ed Sheeran, pop, R&B, The Weeknd, universal music

This pop/R&B filled album sees The Weeknd bringing many of his mates to join him hoping the collaboration might make a difference. It does to a certain extent.

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