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New Music From The Inbox, 29 February 2016: Great American Canyon Band, HILL, For Esmé, Migrant Kids, Andrew Bird

By: Juliette Jagger (@juliettejagger)

Artist: Great American Canyon Band “Crash”
Album:
Crash
Great American Canyon Band

Baltimore indie-folk duo Great American Canyon Band has returned with a brand new track titled, “Crash.” Off of their current EP of the same name, the song overflows with dreamy-lore and is the consequence of their life as longing lovers drifting together through the vastness of the American West.

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Artist: HILL “Beckon (Run)”
Album:
Give It A Rest
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Off of her debut EP, Give It A Rest, “Beckon (Run)” from R&B songstress HILL is all wrapped up in the heartache that accompanies the act of running from a love you know you want but can’t allow yourself to have.

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Artist: For EsméMake a Sound”
Album:
Single
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For Esmé take us on a curious and nostalgic trip back in time to the days of late night cable television in this video for their latest single “Make a Sound.”

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Artist: Migrant Kids “Thread”
Album:
Primordial Soup
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Austin/Laredo trio, Migrant Kids, hit that sweet spot between pounding rock riffs and swinging pop melodies with their latest offering, “Thread.”

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Artist: Andrew Bird Ft. Fiona Apple “Left Handed Kisses”
Album:
Are You Serious
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Not exactly known for writing love songs, Andrew Bird teamed with the inimitable Fiona Apple for his latest release, “Left Handed Kisses.” Of the song, Bird had this to say:

“My inclination was to write a song about why I can’t write a simple love song.  The song began as an internal dialogue,” Bird says. “At first it was just my voice. Then another voice came creeping in and I thought ‘this should be a duet if I can find the right person.’ I needed to find someone really indicting. She was totally committed. The session was a long whiskey-fueled night – unhinged, for sure. All worth it, of course. I can’t write simple love songs. People are complex.”

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Juliette Jagger

Juliette Jagger is a Canadian music journalist. She is on Twitter @juliettejagger.

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