Singer-songwriter Cambria Goodwin, formerly a member of Port O’Brien, has returned with her brand new song, “Billings, AK,” her first new musical since the band split in 2011.
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Experimental British indie outfit Black Country, New Road have been highly buzzed about overseas for some time now and today have finally announced their much-anticipated debut album For the first time, which will be released via Ninja Tune on February 5th, 2021 and was recorded with Andy Savours of My Bloody Valentine.
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Phobia Quartet, is a band hailing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is comprised of Jason Ferra (guitar, bass, synth), Alex White (drums), and Adam Hood (vocals, guitar). They have recently returned with their new track “Sorry All Over the Place.”
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The Slim Kings, the Brooklyn-based trio of Michael Sackler-Berner, Andy Attanasio, and iconic drummer Liberty Devitto, released their new album The King’s Country Classic, and today we are here to share the funky album offering, “Animals Playing God.”
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bobsled team are a Belfast, Northern Ireland-based duo who have caught our attention with their new track “drive.”
Channeling some dreamy goodness of acts of the 90s with some soothing atmospheric production that perfectly compliment their dream-inducing vocal work and arrangements. The track is a bit of an ear-worm that slowly but surely showcases a hint of art-pop appeal, the sort of song that will help lift your spirits a bit during this pretty tough time. There’s a genuine heartfelt emotional element to “drive” that casts its spell on you and never lets go, and before you know it you’re hitting the replay button and let the music do the rest.
Find “drive” available to stream below and its available to purchase on Bandcamp.
Passenger, the project of British singer-songwriter Mike Rosenberg, has announced that his new studio album Songs for the Drunk and Broken Hearted will be released on January 8, 2021 via Nettwerk Music.
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“Aunt Amelia” is the third single from ØZWALD’s new album For Polly Anna, following the previously shared singles “Fair Thee Well” and “For Polly Anna.”.
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Earlier this month we were impressed a great deal by “Doorstep”, the debut single from Maybe Babs, the project of Montreal musician Babette Hayward, who previously released electronic pop music under the moniker Vogue Dots.
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Over the weekend Sweden’s Winona Oak returned with her SHE EP, from which we previously shared EP track “Piano In The Sky.” To celebrate the EP’s release Oak released a music video for the title track “SHE” on the day of its release.
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California singer-songwriter Kacey Johansing will release her new album No Better Time out November 20th on Night Bloom Records. She has just shared the title track and third single from the album, “No Better Time.”
“No Better Time” sees Johansing once again tap into a powerful classic folk sound that references the greats of the genre, while also finding her own path and flourishes that she wins you over with in a catchy manner. She is now 3-for-3 with all the tracks shared off the album to date.
Despite this uplifting feel of the song, it carries some heavy subject manner within, as described by her below:
“No Better Time” is about creating boundaries with abusive and alcoholic men in my life. It starts off with an unconditional blessing and well wishes but at its core there is yearning to cut ties for the truth to be known. I think we want to protect the ones we love even if those people have hurt us, this can sometimes mean lying on their behalf and keeping the abuse a secret. This song grapples with that feeling. Finding some kind of healing balance that includes loving and wishing the best for someone who has caused such deep pain while also holding them accountable.
Find “No Better Time” streaming below.
