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Stream 'Canal' now : https://idol-io.ffm.to/canal

Heir to Gilberto Gil and Jobim, Pedro Mizutani enchants with a voice full of saudade. Alongside Skinshape, a key figure in English indie rock, he shapes a modern bossa nova, guided by their shared passion. Canal, their third single before Mostrando os Dentes, takes us to the heights of Sugarloaf Mountain, carried by comforting guitars and a sun-drenched atmosphere. It’s an invitation to relax, where bossa nova mingles with an intoxicating softness.

Canal

Pedro Mizutani & Skinshape – Canal

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'Dehliz', out now on Brainfeeder: https://kitsebastian.lnk.to/dehlizSo

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Stream 'Da Nang' now: https://idol-io.ffm.to/danang

Following the hugely successful release of their debut studio album, British dream pop phenomenon Tokyo Tea Room are back. Now firmly established as a respected act on the scene  with support from BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 6, COLORS, CLASH, FIP and many more, Tokyo Tea Room unveil “Da Nang,” the first single from their upcoming project.
Still captivating millions of listeners, the band’s signature romantic and dreamy touch continues to shine through in this new track, carried by stunning melodies.

Tokyo Tea Room - Da Nang

Presenting the third single ‘Ron Song’ taken from Melbourne/Naarm multi-instrumentalist Don Glori’s forthcoming third album, Paper Can’t Wrap Fire. An ode to Brazil’s musical heritage, it’s Don’s nod to icons and influences including João Donato and Seu George. Samba-flecked, yet with a distinctive Don Glori groove, it’s doused in buttery Rhodes, hazy vocal harmonies and acoustic guitar riffs. Combine that with a serving of long majestic horn lines and the instantly recognisable cuíca and it’s a one-way ticket to Rio’s sunshine-soaked shores. 
 
Speaking about the track, Don mentions, “The thing I love about ‘Ron Song’ is all the ear candy. The Rhodes was routed through the preamp of an original suitcase Rhodes to give it the proper stereo trem it needed. The guitar just breaking through the ribbon mic contrasts against the very digital chorus on the bass. The bass is pushed out to the sides, using every dial tone sample at once. Texturally it feels like an ear massage. 
 
Alcides Neto laid down cuíca throughout the track and fans of Azymuth/Brazilian music in general will appreciate the partido alto underneath the trumpet solo. It’s as if the cuíca and Rhodes are having a conversation in the outro.”


Don Glori - Ron Song

Qwalia is the experimental, improvisational home for a quartet of some of London’s most prolific and inspiring musicians. 

Led by drummer Yusuf Ahmed (Joy Crookes, Anoushka Shankar, Unknown to Known), much of the band’s music to date surfaced in a single two-day session at the Fish Factory in Willesden, West London. 

Although improvisational at its core, the band’s fluency and innate musicality makes it hard at times to believe these pieces weren’t written and developed over weeks, rather than conjured in the moment, with no prior rehearsal. Qwalia’s music is an instinctive aural expression of how things seemed in the moment of creation.

Featuring Ben Reed on bass (Frank Ocean, David Byrne, Richard Russell’s Everything Is Recorded), Tal Janes on Guitar (Jordan Rakei, Cherise, Waaju) and Joseph Costi on keys and synths (Cat Stevens, Tom Herbert, Heidi Vogel), the band’s debut album ‘Sound And Reason’ was released by Alberts Favourites in March 2023.

This beautiful version of Elevator Company was recorded in Yusuf's living room last spring for a live video promoting the 2nd album Abbreviations. The band rarely, if ever, replay music they've already recorded, so this is a unique moment and one we're incredibly happy to be able to share. 

Elevator Company (Live)

Qwalia - Elevator Company (Live)

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An uplifting, groove-heavy instrumental riding on smooth jazz guitar licks, mellow keys, and a laid-back lo-fi beat. This 3:59 track blends warm harmonies with a steady rhythm that keeps your head nodding, perfect for city strolls, focused work sessions, or just staying optimistic on rainy days. A sonic reminder to keep your chin up.

Qwalia - Elevator Company (Live)

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