Morning Sun

Lo Fang

GOOD PEOPLE ROCK: A YELLOW BIRD PROJECT COVERS COMPILATION
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TRACKLIST:

1. Andrew Bird - The Fake Headlines (The New Pornographers)
2. Hayden - Family Tree (TV on the Radio)
3. Elvis Perkins ft. Alec Ounsworth - Mexican Ritual (Alec Ounsworth) 
4. Whispertown - Give A Little Love (Rilo Kiley)
5. Micah P. Hinson - Not One Bit Ashamed (King Creosote)
6. King Creosote - Take It In (Hot Chip)
7. Alec Ounsworth - How's Forever Been Baby (Elvis Perkins)
8. Keaton Henson - Take Care (Beach House)
9. Dry the River - Satellite Mind (Metric)
10. T E Morris - Much More Then That (Sharon Van Etten)

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Andrew Bird - The Fake Headlines (The New Pornographers)

I Don't Blame You

Don't Swallow The Cap (The National)

Damien Jurado - Little Jackson (TUMBLEDOWN ost)

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Laura Gibson - La Grande

Compiled by Jonathan Galkin / DFA

Tracklisting:


Love Without Sound	- White Noise
I Want My Love To Rest Tonight-Yoko Ono
Love & Light-Sandro Perri
Love Is Sweeter (On The Other Side) - Don Covay
Terminal Love-Peter Ivers
Lovers Corner - Yellowman
New Romance - Marc Benno
Faithless Love - John David Souther
Love - Asha Puthli
Love Among Social Animals - Sonny & The Sunsets
Love Can Fall A Long Way Down - The Beau Brummels
02 - Put A Little Love In My Soul	Marc Benno
9 Tripped And Fell In Love	YACHT
Crush On You - Tronics
Stone In Love- Tim Buckley
Whole Love - Wilco
If I'm In Luck I Might Get Picked Up - Betty Davis
Love Glow (Calamity Jane) - Pan
Walk in Love - David Batteau


Tim Buckley - Stone In Love

From Vintage Trouble's debut album, 'The Bomb Shelter Sessions,' available now! 

Blues Hand Me Down

Laure Briard - Marin Solitaire

After appearing alongside Clint Mansell and Philip Glass on the soundtrack for Park Chan-Wook's recent psychological thriller Stoker, Emily Wells prepares to release her latest album and single.

Album ‘Mama’ (out June 3rd via Partisan) combines subtle hip-hop inflections and wide-ranging sounds with Emily’s distinctive feline vocals, creating a record that is simultaneously light & delicate with a bold punch of personality.

Contrasting with the heavy layering and electronics of the original, the European version of ‘Mama’ sees Wells re-imagining the entire record acoustically for a second disc and mirror version. These fresh renditions of an already unique record are stunningly austere, recorded solely with voice and guitar. Emily Wells has stripped off her own armour, leaving only her crystalline voice and equally unambiguous songwriting on display.

String-laden single ‘Passenger’ is released on April 29th. Its noir-ish tone is cinematic in its scope - a song that becomes a real focal point of Mama.

Watch the video for ‘Passenger’ here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXAaPvVaZDQ

From the start of her career, Wells’ musical interests were simply too wide ranging for just one instrument. Trained as a classical violinist, the Texan soon created her own sonic “spaceship,” an ever-growing pulsating arsenal of synthesizers, effects pedals and toy instruments, all tied together with live sampling and a genre-agnostic approach that is diverse, distinctive, and utterly her own. Honing her sound on a series of independent releases, including an acclaimed cover of The Notorious B.I.G.’s classic ‘Juicy’, it was these initial glimpses and the countless live dates both as bandleader and solo performer that carved out the musician she has become today.

The female singer-songwriter stable may be packed with unique voices and varying degrees of talent, but Emily Wells is an artist whose innate complexities lift her out of that particular stable and into a realm all of her own.


I Don't Blame You

David Barré