My selections for April 2017. Hear the full playlist at http://www.birp.fm

BIRP! April 2017

Bell Rock

Ever Was

Light Sayer

Burn Me

http://smarturl.it/BeachKicks

Lyrics:

Took a big step
Gonna spend the next hour tryna figure out why it hurt
I'm on the fence
Between a cool place and the one with the dreams

Took a big step
Took a big step

Been a little too soft
I've seen a little too much

You say I see you every day
Can we just take a break to
Breathe in breathe out
It's a little too soon to stay

So hard to see you with those walls up
So hard to see you with those walls up

Just found out
Only time can save the things that you care to save
Be my best friend
Play around when I'm up don't forget when I need you there

Took a big step
Well, this time we'll both be in the same dream
Took a big step
Moving in moving out no more pretend

You say I see you every day
Can we just take a break to
Breathe in breathe out
It's a little too soon to stay

So hard to see you with those walls up
So hard to see you with those walls up

Been a little too soft
I've seen a little too much

Can't see you with your walls so high
Can't see you with your walls so high
I can't see you with those walls so high

Took a big step
Took a big step

You say I see you every day
Can we just take a break to
Breathe in breathe out
It's a little too soon to stay

So hard to see you with those walls up
So hard to see you with those walls up

You say I see you every day (Been a little too soft)
Can we just take a break to
Breathe in breathe out (I've seen a little too much)
It's a little too soon to stay

So hard to see you with those walls up (Been a little too soft)
So hard to see you with those walls up (I've seen a little too much)

Walls Up

Westernmind is Jason Kollar 
Album: Lovely / Lonely
Available everywhere digitally 
Spotify page: https://spoti.fi/2EYKgKs
Apple Music page: https://apple.co/2BNvq5v

Westernmind - 11_1

RiverChild-Someday We'll Be Gone

You Were Right

Pre-order our new album and help us press it to vinyl: http://kck.st/2GEj4kR

Spotlight People

Belleza

Learning to see the beauty in a past relationship even if it means moving on.

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Listen on Spotify - http://spoti.fi/2m4lTBt

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New Life

I fell in love with Joy Electric over a decade ago. There was just something about buzzing, whirring synthesizers and melancholic melodies that did it for me. The few friends I’ve shared it with over the years never understood my devotion to what seems like esoteric electronic music, but Ronnie Martin’s saccharine synthpop taught me to take melody seriously.

Both prolific and obscure, Martin never settled on one sound; every album was an experiment with textures and timbres. One song, however, is for me the indubitable flagship of his singular songwriting. “The Boy Who Never Forgot” is at once hook-laden yet reserved, easygoing yet wistful—the type of configuration I aim for in every song I write. My cover of this gem serves as a tribute to the synthpop wizardry of Joy Electric. As you listen, I hope you feel just a little bit of that magic that inspired me as a teen.

- Daniel

The Boy Who Never Forgot (JOY ELECTRIC COVER)

The first single from The Washboard Abs' new album, Recurring Chasms. Out April 7th, 2017 on Antiquated Future Records.
www.antiquatedfuture.bandcamp.com/album/recurring-chasms

Recurring Chasms

The Washboard Abs- Submission

Second single from my forthcoming Naboo EP on @MajesticCasual.

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artwork by https://www.instagram.com/tarik.badaoui

Naboo

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Moglii - Breath (feat. Island Fox)

For My Friend

support bedside.

make up words

Musasabi

Written, performed, and recorded by Tim Cheplick at Fancy Fish Studios except drums by Paul Provenzano.

This is Play

Quarter Century Girl

Track from the second album 'Fondness'

Featuring Samantha Whates on vocals

https://nomiddlename.bandcamp.com/album/fondness

No Middle Name - Saturday Girl Sunday Boy

"With the first few notes of Ian Terry‘s new single ‘Tracks‘, we are transported to another world. His gentle signature banjo, accompanied by the morphed far away brass moans and vocoder calls yearn and swell intoxicate and serve as a perfect canvas for Terry‘s tale of wintry tragedy."
-Cougar Microbes

this song was a featured selection in the BIRP! April 2017 playlist.

follow the tracks... lyrics, album and eps available at https://ianterry.bandcamp.com/

BIRP! April 2017

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