When your heart flutters a little bit lighter, maybe you will also “Feel Like Falling,” per this Knox White and Dillatante collab. Source: SoundCloud / Knox White Continue reading
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Now the solo project of Jason Demayo, Street Joy is back with its first new music in two years. One of the recent singles is the “I Want Your Love,” which will appear on a forthcoming EP. Continue reading
Soul-infused herbal tea. Source: SoundCloud / Murphey Continue reading
Detach yourself from your obligations, and sing with BE GOOD: “I’m not waking up for no manI’m not waking up for no manLeave me alone at this partyTil my love comes back again” Continue reading
The new EP from Trafton is a collection of brisk ballads, including a particularly chilling cover of “Scarborough Fair.” Listen to all of the Ice Boy EP on Soundcloud. Source: SoundCloud / Trafton Continue reading
M’Lynn speaks of love in her soulful single, “T.F.I.L.,” but embraces it at her own pace. Source: SoundCloud / M'Lynn Continue reading
Rey Villalobos moves methodically in “Breathe,” channeling Portishead. When he exhales, a trail of smoke escapes. “Breathe, breatheLet’s get high” Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Today, VOLO revealed his latest album, Live Free; It is filled with courageous crescendos and uplifting vocal samples, which you can hear in one of the singles, “Sun Drops.” You can hear the LP in full on Soundcloud. Source: SoundCloud / VOLO Continue reading
Death, Rebirth, and Russia: A Conversation with Samuel Proffitt
Originally appeared on the 405; view archived article here. Samuel Proffitt’s new EP, Good Death, is the embodiment of introspection. The musician is currently working on a PhD at Brown University for Slavic Studies, and, as he describes in the interview below, he actively incorporates his research into his music. It may sound dense, but in reality, Good Death flutters weightlessly. Every moment is filled … Continue reading Death, Rebirth, and Russia: A Conversation with Samuel Proffitt
Trumpets accent “All We Want Anymore,” Stone Irr’s ballad about, as it turns out, songwriting itself. Source: SoundCloud / Darling Recordings Continue reading
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