3 Songs: On Repeat (Extended Edition)
David
Byrne – “This Is That” (The art-pop icon returns after
fourteen years with a new solo album, American
Utopia, out today on Todomundo / Nonesuch Records. On this standout single, a collaboration with
Oneohtrix Point Never, Byrne remains as creative as ever, blending Chinese folk
instruments with Gospel over top an echoing electronic beat. Elsewhere, Byrne delivers big statements on
current social issues as only he can, with interesting production assistance
from with longtime collaborator Brian Eno as well as producers Doveman, Jack
Peñate, Jam City and others for one of his best solo efforts.)
Stream: https://youtu.be/my2lboGXQ7I
Matthew
Ryan
– “Hustle Up Starlings (Unadorned)” (Hot on the heels of last year’s Hustle Up Starlings - an album that seamlessly
veered from beautifully melancholic piano-led balladry to shimmering,
atmospheric guitar-rock and was produced by and featured Brian Fallon of The Gaslight
Anthem - Matthew Ryan has just released Starlings
Unadorned A Collection Of Acoustic Versions, Demos & Previously Unreleased
Songs. The compilation features
several stripped-down, “unadorned” versions of Starlings songs that reveal Ryan’s greatest strengths: his gruff
baritone voice and stellar songwriting.
Also included are three previously unreleased songs in their demo form. Stream the beautiful and poignant unadorned version
of the title track below.) https://matthewryan.bandcamp.com/album/starlings-unadorned-a-collection-of-acoustic-versions-demos-previously-unreleased-songs
Dick
Stusso – “Getting Loose” (Dick Stusso is the moniker of
Oakland singer-songwriter Nic Russo. As Stusso,
Russo opines about money and mortality as he effortlessly combines country-leaning,
Roy Orbison-like rock and roll with T. Rex-esque glam-rock on his excellent sophomore
album, In Heaven, out now on Hardly
Art. The album was recorded and produced
in an old church by psych-rock songwriter and producer Greg Ashley and the strutting
standout single heard here is the perfect introduction to Dick Stusso’s sound.)
http://smarturl.it/dickstusso
Joey
Dosik – “Game Winner” (The L.A. based singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist
and producer with the golden voice recently released an expanded reissue of his
debut EP, Game Winner, via Secretly Canadian. Previously, Dosik has collaborated with jazz-funk outfit Vulfpeck,
Nikka Costa and others and originally recorded the EP in 2015 while holed up
after a knee surgery and self-released the year after. On the EP he pays homage to both the game of basketball
and classic 60’s soul music. The deluxe edition adds on four more tracks to the
6-track EP including newly-issued bonus tracks and remixes.) https://joeydosik.bandcamp.com/album/game-winner
Hibou
– “Fall Into” (Seattle multi-instrumentalist Peter Michel recently released the
second album with his experimental project on Barsuk Records, titled, Something Familiar. Stepping
out of the bedroom and into the studio for the first time, the new album is highlighted
by a bump in fidelity to better showcase the songs that have been perfectly crafted
with a full sound that incorporate electronics and 80's-loving synth-pop,
blissful dream-pop alongside danceable beats and memorable
melodies. Check out the lite funk and
shimmering synths of the standout track heard here.) https://www.barsuk.com/artists/hibou
Stay
Inside – “Your Guardsmen Swarm Like Locusts” (The multi-cultural
Brooklyn post-hardcore outfit recently released their new EP, The Sea Engulfs Us and the Light Goes Out,
via Old Press Records. The emerging quartet
combines heady, socially-conscious lyrics with intricate math-rock rhythms, emo-punk
guitar riffs and fiery scream-along hooks that feel instantly familiar yet of
their own.) http://music.oldpressrecords.com/album/the-sea-engulfs-us-and-the-light-goes-out
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