A soulful early ’60s gem meets 2000s pop brilliance.
COME THRU VOCALS — Daily Vocal Discoveries from INYIM Media
Come Thru Vocals is a long-running It’s Not You It’s Me Media series spotlighting standout vocal performances and emerging artists. Curated by the INYIM music desk, the daily selections featured here highlight voices and interpretations that truly resonate.
Come Thru Vocals highlights standout vocal performances selected by the It’s Not You It’s Me music desk. Many of the featured tracks go on to appear in the Musique Dig’s Weekly Playlist & on INYIM Radio.
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Today’s Come Thru Vocals Tuesday gives us a delightful double dip across the decades.
First up is Pat Thomas, taking us back to 1962 with a soulful performance that captures the rich emotion of early rhythm and blues vocals.
Jump ahead to the 2000s with Rachel Stevens, delivering polished pop vocals that helped define the glossy sound of the era.
Two eras. Two distinct vocal styles. One satisfying listen.
Press play below and enjoy today’s selections.
Artist: Pat Thomas
Tune: Desafinado (Slightly Out of Tune)
A soulful early-’60s rhythm and blues cut with warm vocals and a timeless groove.
Artist: Rachel Stevens
Tune: Funny How
Glossy 2000s pop with sleek production and a smooth dance-floor vibe.
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