Luna

Almanac by Cones
Produced by Michael Rosen and Jonathan Rosen
Lyrics by Jonathan Rosen
Engineered by Michael Rosen at Honeymoon Suite 
Mixed by Daniel Schlett at Strange Weather
Mastered by Joe Lambert

The Tunnel

Listen/Stream: https://song.link/fool4u

Out on Spirit Goth Records 1/13
Hobby EP out 2/3 

www.freddyboy.world/

Lyrics: 
I thought, I thought that I saw you in my dream last night
And I thought that I saw that crewneck top of mine
Clementine dye.

You said 
That I’ve been acting up 
And I see it too. But I swear it won’t last
And you call my bluff. Come on. Shake it off

I don’t know what to do
Cuz I’m a fool for you.
You know that I’m a fool for you

You know that i’m a fool for you

Fool4U

here's our first single - shoutout to konish dutta for helping us out

Foreign Feel

https://pynkie.bandcamp.com/ 
Download single on bandcamp <333
+ Now on Spotify:* https://open.spotify.com/artist/45GkpefZW8F5td5gkU8f29?si=UYcfG0sBTjOnxFtedT06ug

artist/songwriter: Lindsey Rae Radice
engineer/producer: Dylan Sky Herman 

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Lyrics:

You think that everything
you don’t know is a lie
You think that everything 
I say is wrong (is wrong) 
But you feel it,
I feel it
Floatin’ around this town
You know that it will never make a sound
While you’re around 

No sound
No sound
No sound
No sound

You’re a nonbeliever 
But I’ve seen it with my own eyes
You’re a nonbeliever 
But I’ve seen it with my own eyes
And I’m never surprised anymore
Nothin’ phases me
No, I’m never surprised anymore
Nothin’ phases me

No sound
No sound
No sound 
No sound

(~solo~)

You’re a nonbeliever
But I’ve seen it with my own eyes
You’re a nonbeliever 
But I’ve seen it with my own eyes
And I’m never surprised anymore 
Nothin’ phases me
No, I’m never surprised anymore 
Nothin’ phases me...

(~outro~)

~Ghost~

Written by: Sam Hollis (Guitar & Vocals), Harry Price (Guitar), Harry Hawkes (Bass)& Lewis Pick (Drums)
Produced by: keys & Sam Hollis

Rings & Roses(Feat. Dahlia) (DEMO)

New single from parisian band Coral Pink ! 
School Boy  is a melancholic dream pop ballad with psyche and jazz influences, perfect soundtrack for those rainy days.

Listen everywhere : http://smarturl.it/coralpinkschoolboy

Spotify

Coral Pink - School Boy

Inside a fridge, I’ll be consumed
Repressed cocoon
All my organs that I’ve kept
And the days that I neglect
Expire to

I’m always late
I never have time
To give to you
How could I change
If I’m always late
To give to you

Empty flowers in window panes
To starve again
Messages they pile up
Even though the chord’s been cut
And severed through

Why are people so disposable?
They leave so soon
All the ones you want to stay
Always seem to fade away
The bad ones too

Psychic Hotline

Always Late

I'm a sigh guy
I'm disappointed so I sigh, right?

song by: Valentina Zapata // yungatita
mix & master: Gil Simo
guitar: Ernie Gutierrez
bass/video still: David Lopez
drums: Christian Gurrola
synth/keys: Gil Simo/ Valentina Zapata

Sigh Guy

lyrics
i need you 

i find it hard to let you go
cause when i fall
i fall so hard 
and maybe i should call you up 
when i need you

tell me something else to say 
cause you been 
on my mind all day 
this 9 to 5 just fucks me up
cant be with you 

lately i been wasting time 
drinking alone all the time 
with my friends and all
when i feel blue 

i don't sleep at night 
cause my head is dry
and i feel left out
from all the love we share 
i wish i could love my self more

I Need You - EXTENDED VERSION

Cones are Jonathan and Michael Rosen, two brothers from San Francisco who make far-out, addictive pop music in Los Angeles. Jonathan, the band's singer and principal songwriter, is also a middle school art teacher and a visual artist whose trippy hand-drawn animations and drawings have been styled for artists such as Erykah Badu, Toro y Moi, Pond and Eleanor Friedberger, and is a contributing cartoonist for The New Yorker magazine. Michael is a classically trained pianist, composer and producer who carefully crafts their recordings at his Los Angeles studio Honeymoon Suite, and additionally works as a software engineer at THX in the world of spatial audio. Together, Jonathan's intuitive, abstract approach and Michael's technical prowess combine to create what Tiny Mix Tapes describe as "crisp, tuneful, spontaneous bursts of sound and color."
 
After a string of acclaimed singles and their debut album Pictures Of Pictures (2019), Cones are back with their second album, Almanac. Written and recorded during the first year of the pandemic, Almanac proves true to its namesake, acting as a musical cartograph encapsulating the brothers’ experience of such a perplexing time in history. 
 
The captivating new record offers up an intoxicating blend of shimmering psychedelic exploration, nostalgic lyrics,  and muscular pop craftsmanship, complete with infectious hooks and deep grooves that simultaneously hint at everything from Big Star and the Replacements to ELO and the Bee Gees. Mind-bending bass lines, euphoric synthesizers, deliciously crunchy guitar riffs and twisting vocal melodies all coalesce into a one-of-a-kind psychedelic sound that works equally well blaring from speakers at a party or on headphones late at night. 

The brothers draw on their radically different backgrounds here to remarkable effect, with each bringing their own unique history to the project in perfect complement to the other. The result is a whole far greater than the sum of its parts, a record that feels at once futuristic and vintage, spontaneous and deliberate, playful and profound.
 
Stereogum applaud Cones as a "wonderfully groovy synth-pop delight," and KCRW approve of their "easy breezy SoCal feel we love so much." Jonathan and Michael themselves liken their music to "candy in a conch shell." Almanac is the product of two restlessly creative minds drawing from all corners of their imagination. The result is an immediately delightful yet profound listen, a thrilling album built for warm evenings with friends and long drives down the coast.

The Tunnel

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