Climax Therapy / Pope's Cocaine

Climax Therapy

Final Summer

Traffic Jam

As Alive As You Need Me To Be

Lyrics: 
Come find me 
I’m farther out than I’ve ever been so far
Out here I can really come apart 
Trying to search for the light in the dark 
A sliver of a pure heart 

Come find me 
I fell into the trembling unknown 
Spinning through, the mysteries unfold 
Shivering from the chill of the bitter cold 
Am I better for it? I don’t know. 

Will you come to the other side? 
Do not hide 
Feel it for the first time 
Yea, I am alright 

Come to the other side 
Do not hide 
Wait for the sun 
Moving out on the sky

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Black

MUR/PONR

"Baby Man"

The Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Eric D. Johnson has one of the most consistently wonderful bodies of work you'll ever run to in this lifetime. From his 2001 debut Echolocation to albums like The Ruminant Band, Tripper, Gold Past Life, A River Running To Your Heart to his brand new one Baby Man, Johnson's discography has no dips and or musical unforced errors--every note, every melody, every turn of phrase is deeply affecting and altogether stirring.
The Chicago-born Johnson is a prolific songwriter, who, in addition to his Fruit Bats endeavors, was a member of The Shins and currently is one-third of the the exquisite folk trio Bonny Light Horseman. Over the course of their career, the Fruit Bats have toured with everyone from Modest Mouse to The Sadies, had their songs covered by folks like The Decemberists and Guster, had their songs appear in movies like Youth In Revolt and Our Idiot Brother and played festivals like Bonnaroo, Pickathon and the Dave Matthews Band Caravan. By the way, this is a partial list, but here's a few more resume' highlights: they've garnered rave reviews from No Depression, Variety and MOJO, recorded a cover of the Smashing Pumpkins album Siamese Dream and played on late night shows like Craig Ferguson and Seth Meyers. As for the new album Baby Man, it may be hushed and intimate, but it's also decidedly rousing. A spare collection of songs where Johnson handles all of the instruments, Baby Man is subtle, personal and spare, but it shimmers with pure pop majesty. 

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Stereo Embers The Podcast 0460: Eric D. Johnson (Fruit Bats, Bonny Light Horseman)

Ignorance is Bliss

Tummy Bug is a song about women's reproductive health being dismissed in medical science and society at large, about the heartbreak, physical pain and loneliness this causes worldwide, and about how in the future, it must and will be different. 

Tummy Bug is single #2 off BEA1991's 17:17 project (seven singles released over seven months)

Credits
Original watercolour artwork "Snake Clown" by Rhys Mitchell 
Written and produced by Liam Howe & BEA1991 
Mastered by Tom Ruijg 
Released thru BE.AWORLD

www.bea1991.com

Tummy Bug

Memory Of A Day

Move In Silence (feat. Big Boi)

Episode 44 features Ireland singer-songwriter Janet Devlin. Janet talks about her new Christmas EP, Little Lights, doing a digital detox, and how her time on The X Factor has affected her career.

Songs from Janet featured in the podcast include Outernet Song and Wake Up It's Christmas.

Find out more about Janet at janetdevlin.com
Follow Janet on SoundCloud @okgoodrecords

Independent Minded 44: Janet Devlin

singer: Return To Earth, Hipster Slaves, Q*Ball
host+creator: Independent Minded podcast
songwriter+piano+synths+audio production
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Independent Minded 44: Janet Devlin

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