Indie30 BELLA BOO SHARES OPENING CUT FROM DEBUT LP

BELLA BOO SHARES OPENING CUT FROM DEBUT LP

Once Upon A Passion is the name of the just announced debut full length from Los Angeles based left field electronic/house/pop artist/producer Gabriella Borbély aka Bella Boo. It will be released on November 1 via Stockholm label Studio Barnhus and features among three, a collaboration with Axel Boman. The first single from it is the scintillatingly reserved opener ‘Can’t Leave You Like This’, a track that exudes the Swede’s ability to achieve elemental balance within an expressive dynamic that turns short bouts of unbridled euphoria into sustained waves of sheer contentment. Once Upon A Passion is available to pre-order digitally here with the vinyl to follow. Listen below.

Tracklist
1. Can’t Leave You Like This
2. She’s Back!
3. Tuesday
4. Hotel Europa (feat. Gnučči)
5. Your Girlfriend
6. Stars
7. Way Chill (feat. Def Sound)
8. Do The Right Thing (feat. Axel Boman)
9. Flightmode

Can’t Leave You Like This

Bella Boo (SWE)

From the forthcoming album,’ Once Upon A Passion’, Studio Barnhus. Out Nov 1.

Audio Stream

<a href="http://studiobarnhus.bandcamp.com/album/once-upon-a-passion">Once Upon A Passion by Bella Boo</a>

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‘Can’t Leave You Like This’ is also now playing with 29 other new House music gems in our constantly updated 30 track New House Music Playlist on Spotify here.

All 642 tracks featured in it this year, including those by Borbély’s Studio Barnhus labelmates Sofia Kourtesis and Mount Liberation Limited and owner Kornel Kovacs all can be found here in the House edition of our Tracks of 2019 Series.

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