Showing posts with label Teen Daze. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teen Daze. Show all posts

Saturday, March 4, 2017

New Music Friday - February 10, 2017

Be sure to view a list of upcoming releases here!

Essential Full-Length Releases



Hand Habits - Wildly Idle (Humble Before the Void)

Hand Habits is Meg Duffy, a young artist who's amassed a pretty impressive list of collaborations over the past couple of years. She's work with Kevin Morby and Mega Bog, and played guitar on albums released by Weyes Blood and Amber Arcades last year. Wildly Idle (Humble Before the Void) is her first solo record, and first release since a 2014 split EP with Peg.

Watch: "Demand It"
Listen: "All the While"




Jessica Hoop - Memories Are Now

I first heard of Jesca Hoop thanks to a collaborative album she released with Sam Beam (aka Iron & Wine) last year. She's had a interesting path in her career. She grew up singing hymns and folk tunes with her Mormon family, worked as a survival guide (which provided her time to develop her style), then babysat for Tom Waits, who helped her reach out to people who could help her career. Aside from Beam, she's worked with other favorites of mine like Shearwater and Andrew Bird. Memories Are Now is her fifth solo record.

Watch: "The Lost Sky"
Watch: "Memories Are Now"




Sinkane - Life & Livin’ It

This is the sixth album from Sinkane, aka Ahmed Gallab. On the album, he does not vary far from the sound of his previous record, 2014's Mean Love. It has the same, funky fusion of rock, afrobeat, and even some krautrock sounds. While complicated in his mix of genres, he creates music that is easy to listen to; and is one of the most upbeat artists in indie rock.

Watch: "U’Huh"
Watch: "Telephone"




Tinariwen - Elwan

Tinariwen is a group of Tuareg musicians whose mere existence is an act of rebellion. More than 35 years after they started, they have become one of the most celebrated artists to come from Africa. The band was unable to record the album in their home country of Mali, having fled following the denouncement of popular music as satanic by the regime Ansar Dine. They still exist as a rebellion, with some help from a slew of Western musicians.

Watch: "Ténéré Tàqqàl"
Listen: "Assàwt"


Other Full-Length Releases



Alexander F - Alexander F

Watch: "Call Me Pretty" (featuring Kimbra)


Lowly - Heba

Watch: "Word"
Watch: "Deer Eyes"


Palberta - Bye Bye Berta

Watch: "Filling Empty/Jaws"
Listen: "Ode to Honey"


The Sadies - Northern Passages

Listen: "It’s Easy (Like Walking)" (featuring Kurt Vile)
Listen: "Riverview Fog"


Teen Daze - Themes for a Dying Earth

Listen: "Cycle"
Listen: "First Rain" (featuring S. Carey)

Singles, EPs, Soundtracks, etc.



Beach Slang - Here, I Made This for You (Beach Slang Mixtape Vol. 2)

Listen: "Bored Teenagers"
Listen: "Sometimes Always"


Paul White - Accelerator

Watch: "Accelerator" (featuring Danny Brown)


Fifty Shades Darker (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Watch: ZAYN & Taylor Swift - "I Don’t Want to Live Forever"
Listen: Sia - "Helium"


Moonbase - "It Don’t Matter"

Watch: "It Don’t Matter" (featuring Anderson .Paak)


NAO - FAWK Remix EP



Saturday, September 26, 2015

New Music Friday - August 14, 2015

Be sure to view a list of upcoming releases here!

Essential Full-Length Releases



The Good Life - Everybody’s Coming Down

Tim Kasher is known for his work in Cursive, an emo band who released their first album in 1997. Slightly more recently, he has been involved in The Good Life, whose first album was released just three years later. That project has been hiatus for eight years, but is back this year with a new album. It's the first from the band that was recorded as a more collective effort, lending it a broader range of styles and ideas than previous efforts.

Watch: "The Troubadour’s Green Room"
Listen: "Everybody"




Talib Kweli - Fuck the Money

Talib Kweli is all about the surprise releases in the back half of this year. A few weeks ago, he released a first volume of b-sides and rare tracks with very little warning. This release comes with the same amount of forewarning, none. The album, with featured appearances from Miguel, Patrick Stump (of Fallout Boy), and Ab-Soul, seeks to warn of the evils of money. It is, as would only be appropriate, available as a free download here.

Watch: "Fuck the Money" (featuring Casper Nyowest)
Listen: "Nice Things"


Other Full-Length Releases



Teen Daze - Morning World

Watch: "Morning World"
Listen: "Along"


Singles, EPs, Soundtracks, etc.



2 Chainz - Trapavelli Tre

Watch: "Everything I Know"
Listen: "Watch Out"


Chance The Rapper + Lil B - Free

Listen: "We Rare"
Listen: "What’s Next"


Jamie Woon - "Sharpness"

Listen: "Sharpness"


jj - Death

Listen: "Fuck It"
Listen: "Truce"


FKA twigs - M3LL155X EP

Listen: "Figure 8"


Lana Del Rey - "High By the Beach"

Watch: "High By the Beach"


Lemonade - "Dancer on the Shore"

Listen: "Dancer on the Shore" (featuring Dee Dee)


Pavement - The Secret History, Vol. 1

Listen: "Summer Babe"
Listen: "Here"


Wondaland Presents: THE EEPHUS

Watch: Janelle Monáe - "Yoga"
Watch: Jidenna - "Classic Man"