a million smiles cover your heart

by @user-valeda
Download here https://valeda.bandcamp.com/

fade in2 me - Valeda

Ikram Bouloum - Ineia (oxhy remix) ALL PROCEEDS TO MEDICAL AID FOR PALESTINIANS

Straws

horns 

extract of upcoming album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nAwKSskqug
mix and mastering : Otro / Aaron Morris @oottrroo

Pablo Altar - Horns strong winds

Closing track for ALL-IN collection N5 «Uptown Girl» Runway show

mix @Hektttt
artwork @betsabeabo

Girls just wanna have fun (Uptown Girl finale)

Mun Sing - Frolic EP
ID009

https://munsing.bandcamp.com/album/frolic-ep

Mun Sing’s forthcoming ‘Frolic’ EP adopts the drama and intricacy of his productions to create a surreal, demented fairytale. In this world, fun and indulgence come at a price; a shadow of consequence is embodied in the form of a sinister blue faced scarecrow. He is a boogeyman of sorts, akin to the beasts scaring children into good-behaviour in bed time stories, but now finding his form in adulthood. The Scarecrow reminds us that everything comes at a price, and punishes those that have too much fun. He is the embodied voice of guilt after you choose one more drink, one more episode. He lays dormant, silently watching until it’s time to strike. Can we ever really escape this lurking figure? In the times we have succeeded, how long does it last?



‘Frolic’ follows a narrative that begins with indulgence and moves through to consequence; starting with euphoric melodies and big room drops ('Frolic', 'Didn’t Need U Anyway') and ending in moments of unravelling reflection ('Scrolling', 'The Hypocrite'). The Scarecrow reveals himself for the first time during the breakdown of the EP’s centrepiece ‘Somersault’; a theatrical club epic in which the scarecrow cackles the lines “You plead a pregnant passage yet frolic and frot without consequence!?” summarising the spirit of the EP succinctly. 



The concept of indulgence has fuelled the composition of ‘Frolic’ as a whole, where Mun Sing would lean into singalong melodies and satisfying drops using a more inclusive musical language in favour of the grief-inspired awkwardness of last years debut album ‘Inflatable Gravestone’ (Planet Mu). ‘Frolic’ is inspired by big stadium pop concerts for its large-scale storytelling and pantomime-esque audience participation. After years of navigating loss and spirituality, Mun Sing found the natural next step to be writing music which explores the dialogue of joy and escapism.

Mun Sing - The Hypocrite [ft. ROOO]

Sleepers

Aura

Lucky Star Blues

Neon Kisses

My Name Is Written On It

Smerz on NTS - Fine Glindvad guest mix 19.11.19

BEA1991 is a Dutch British audio-visual artist with an interest in Pantheism, progressive pop music and autodidact learning.