New Music From The Inbox: Bass Lions, The Rebel Light, Fractures, Las Venus Skyway, Mark Martyre
[We have TWO sets of music recommendations today, thanks to (a) the schedule havoc of the holiday Monday; and (b) a website glitch yesterday. – AC]
By: Juliette Jagger
Artist: Bass Lions “We Got Guts”
Album: Bass Lions
Combining peculiar and evocative vocal runs with lively arrangements and soulful lyricism, this is a damn good tune.
Link/Listen/Watch:
[soundcloud params=”auto_play=true&show_comments=true&color=0ac4ff”]https://soundcloud.com/basslions/we-got-guts-1[/soundcloud]
Artist: The Rebel Light “Strangers”
Album: Single
“Strangers” is the latest from Los Angeles based indie pop outfit The Rebel Light and it’s a solid radio-ready pop tune with hazy lust filled lyrics. Can’t get enough of this song right now.
Link/Listen/Watch:
[soundcloud params=”auto_play=true&show_comments=true&color=0ac4ff”]https://soundcloud.com/therebellight/strangers[/soundcloud]
Artist: Fractures “It’s Alright”
Album: Fractures EP
“It’s Alright” is the latest release from Australian multi-instrumentalist & producer Fractures. Merging languorous, multi-tracked vocals with a short film exploring the Ukrainian ghost town Pripyat, abandoned since the Chernobyl disaster of 1986, there is both a stillness and depth to this song that is incredibly moving.
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Artist: Las Venus Skyway “The Appearances of Day To Day Living”
Album: Single
Las Venus Skyway is the latest musical offering from M.P.G’s Evan Sue-Ping. An intensely personal and electronic leaning solo endeavor, the project has been in the works for more than ten years. When Sue-Ping’s brother passed from kidney failure last fall, “The Appearances of Day To Day Living” emerged as a way to set the weight of watching his life come to a close to a telling and cinematic soundscape.
Link/Listen/Watch:
[soundcloud params=”auto_play=true&show_comments=true&color=0ac4ff”]https://soundcloud.com/lasvenusskyway/the-appearances-of-day-to-day-living[/soundcloud]
Artist: Mark Martyre “Find My Way Home
Album: Red Letters
There is something incredibly homey about Mark Martyre that centers itself upon the wryness in his voice and the longing in his words.
Link/Listen/Watch: Stream HERE!
