asredastheycome
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Couple of new tracks posted on Paste.
Yuno: “Somebody”
Yuno: “Somebody”
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asredastheycome
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Squid: “Narrator”...............................these are an interesting band. Debut Album finally due.
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Ohtis: “Schatze (feat. Stef Chura)”
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NRCSSST: “Sinking”
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Finish with a bit of country. This is nice a sort of cross between country and 60s girl singer.
Esther Rose: “How Many Times”
Esther Rose: “How Many Times”
swordtrombonefish
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Another one from Ben Howard - not immediately hooked, but grown on me.
Ben Howard - Crowhurst's Meme
asredastheycome
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Radical Face - Under The Same Sun
This is the final song for this first "Hidden Hollow" EP. For those of you that don't know what that means, "Hidden Hollow" is the name of my monthly newsletter, where I include all these one-off recordings that I've been making, as well as share lots of book, art and media recommendations. You can sign up for the newsletter here, if that sounds interesting to you: www.hiddehollow.online
And to be totally clear, none of these tracks are related to my new album. That is a much larger project, which will begin this year. I'll make a video explaining it all, because I never do anything simple and the record has spiraled into a 30 song multi-media project. Ha.
As for this track, this one is a throwback of sorts. It's a riff on another song of mine (guess which?). The chord/picking pattern was originally something for the Family Tree project, but I never used it. The chords popped up out of the blue last month, so I just rolled with them, started tracking, and this is where I wound up. This whole "Hidden Hollow" series has been about not overthinking anything very much and finishing songs quickly. To be honest, I prefer overthinking -- I love details -- but I have appreciated the change of pace.
The full EP can be downloaded free here if you like his music
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This is the final song for this first "Hidden Hollow" EP. For those of you that don't know what that means, "Hidden Hollow" is the name of my monthly newsletter, where I include all these one-off recordings that I've been making, as well as share lots of book, art and media recommendations. You can sign up for the newsletter here, if that sounds interesting to you: www.hiddehollow.online
And to be totally clear, none of these tracks are related to my new album. That is a much larger project, which will begin this year. I'll make a video explaining it all, because I never do anything simple and the record has spiraled into a 30 song multi-media project. Ha.
As for this track, this one is a throwback of sorts. It's a riff on another song of mine (guess which?). The chord/picking pattern was originally something for the Family Tree project, but I never used it. The chords popped up out of the blue last month, so I just rolled with them, started tracking, and this is where I wound up. This whole "Hidden Hollow" series has been about not overthinking anything very much and finishing songs quickly. To be honest, I prefer overthinking -- I love details -- but I have appreciated the change of pace.
The full EP can be downloaded free here if you like his music
Radical Face - Hidden Hollow, Vol. One - Singles - on NoiseTrade
Stream or download this album and thousands of more via Paste Magazine's NoiseTrade platform.
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asredastheycome
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Didn't like this when I started listening to it but I stuck with it and it got me by the end.
Thad Cockrell - Slow & Steady (Official Live Session)
There is a great story on Paste about this guy. That said I'm not struck on the song they are talking about.
Thad Cockrell’s “Swingin’” skyrocketed to #1 on iTunes after a light switch broke in New York City.
Jimmy Fallon heard the Nashville singer’s song inside of a hardware store while looking to replace the switch that had gone out in his home, and fell in love with the track. His quest to book Cockrell on The Tonight Show would turn out to be a case of divine timing—only the day before, Cockrell had told his managers he was ready to step away from music and pursue another career.
Anyway here is a live session version of Swingin' and also a solo acoustic version of Slow & Steady
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Thad Cockrell - Slow & Steady (Official Live Session)
There is a great story on Paste about this guy. That said I'm not struck on the song they are talking about.
Thad Cockrell’s “Swingin’” skyrocketed to #1 on iTunes after a light switch broke in New York City.
Jimmy Fallon heard the Nashville singer’s song inside of a hardware store while looking to replace the switch that had gone out in his home, and fell in love with the track. His quest to book Cockrell on The Tonight Show would turn out to be a case of divine timing—only the day before, Cockrell had told his managers he was ready to step away from music and pursue another career.
Anyway here is a live session version of Swingin' and also a solo acoustic version of Slow & Steady
Thad Cockrell - Swingin' (Official Live Session)
“Swingin’” is the first single on Thad Cockrell’s new album ‘If In Case You Feel The Same’ available now. Pick up the limited edition pink vinyl, CD and digi...
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Thad Cockrell - Slow and Steady - 12/4/2020 - Paste Studio NVL - Nashville TN
Thad Cockrell - Slow and SteadyRecorded Live - Paste Studio NVL - Nashville TNMore Thad Cockrell: https://www.pastemagazine.com/search?t=Thad+Cockrell&m=Video
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Rain_Dogs
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It's been a quiet start to the year for me album wise with very little grabbing my attention that's been released so far. The latest William Loveday Intention being one of them and my favourite so far by miles is Welfare Jazz from The Viagra Boys. Excellent album. Also includes a cover of a John Prine song
asredastheycome
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Here one from William Loveday Intention I missed. Cover of a Dylan song.
A Simple Twist of Fate · The William Loveday Intention
A Simple Twist of Fate · The William Loveday Intention
bombero
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@asredastheycome Hiddenhollow link doesn't seem to work. Appreciate all the tunes/effort. utb
asredastheycome
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You have to enter your email address(as you do with all Noise trade downloads) that lets you stream full songs and download them. Just tried link on phone and it's working for me. Let me know if you don't get it working.
asredastheycome
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The album by theses ladies is getting good reviews.
The Staves - Satisfied
The Staves - Satisfied
changingman
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That William Loveday stuff is bizarre, brilliant but bizarre. Essentially Billy Childish revisiting his earlier canon in the style of Dylan?
As above probably listening to more older stuff than new at present but Buck Meek, Pom Poko and Goat Girl have all caught my attention so far this year.
Black Country, New Road debut out on Friday as well if you like your music in the "too difficult to categorise" category.
As above probably listening to more older stuff than new at present but Buck Meek, Pom Poko and Goat Girl have all caught my attention so far this year.
Black Country, New Road debut out on Friday as well if you like your music in the "too difficult to categorise" category.
asredastheycome
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This is nice
Another Michael - "Big Pop"
Another Michael - "Big Pop"
asredastheycome
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Know nothing of this band but this is really good.
Forty Elephant Gang - Songs of Praise
Forty Elephant Gang - Songs of Praise