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A British soul trio's 2015 take on Bobby Caldwell's 1978 hit returns as a single with a new radio edit, and it is a warm trip back to the late 1980s and 1990s.

The first single from veiila's third album opens on a dark piano and climbs to rock choruses: a well-produced, harrowing song that is best heard on headphones.

Two Green Bay transplants cut their first EP at Sunset Sound, gave the title track away and spent 2012 in a minivan, playing more than 100 shows.

The London duo's first single for Stars & Letters: a slow-burning synthpop song about stones at a window, which its singer later said came closer to the plan.

The song that led Jesse Jo Stark's 2014 debut EP: a 1950s dance-night story produced by Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols, who had known her all her life.

Left off Another Summer of Love and recorded at Jason Soda's vintage studio, the song surfaced in May 2018 and closed the studio side of Another Winter Alive.

The second single from Party Trick, the first album Rebecca Mimiaga made as Louiza, recorded at Tiny Telephone in San Francisco and released in October 2017.

The seventh song on Before the Waves got its official video in January 2015, cut from tour footage, as the Boston band announced its first headlining tour.

The Chicago trio's drummer co-wrote it, then left. The song about looking and not touching closed the EP Mutts named Stick Together anyway.

Tim Ellis's 2016 single as Outsides, after a move from Kansas City to Los Angeles, and the opener of Billion, an EP aimed at bigger pop-rock.

The title track of Van Goat's debut album, a swing-punk come-on for clarinet and trombone, arrived in July 2018 with a video directed by Alex Mallonee.

Two former members of Futures, starting over as We The Wild, cut White Lies' title track about a girl, a city and a television down to three and a half minutes.