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Receiving its first radio airplay on Monday as DJ Target’s Embargo track on his 1Xtra show, this sexy and fresh '90s inspired R&B jammer is the latest single from London-based artist Rebecca Garton. Since then, it has received its video premiere on GRM Daily and has now been added to editorial playlists across Spotify (NMF, Who We Be, This is How We Do), Apple Music (New Music Daily, Agenda, Breaking R&B) and Deezer (Brand New UK). Taken from her forthcoming Take Me Home EP (out 2 Oct), which features production from the Rascals (Ariana Grande, Kehlani), Nosa Apollo, P2J (Beyoncé, Goldlink, Stormzy) and Prgrshn (WSTRN), All Me features WSTRN’s Louis Rei rapping a few bars alongside Garton’s sweet melodic verses in this beautifully smooth and vibey production reminiscent of TLC. Expect to see this gain more traction over coming weeks after her previous singles, including the empowering anthem Don’t, picked up tastemaker support from the likes of Spotify (R&B UK, This Is How We Do, Galdam Queens), Apple Music, Deezer, Clash and Independent, plus plays on Radio 1, 1Xtra, Capital Xtra and Beats 1. Clearly making a statement of intent with this sublime offering, Garton is a formidable rising talent. | |
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Contact
Label: Sam Adebayo, 3 Beat
Publishing: Dan Goodwin, 3 Beat
National Radio: John Brogan, John Brogan Plugging
Regional Radio: Steve Tandy, Cop Media
Press: Emily Cooper, Everything Counts PR
TV: Helen Stokes, Chilli PR
Live: Jess Kinn, Paradigm
Management: Shikayla Nadine | |
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