Slow - part 8

The Complete Decca Singles Vol. 1: 1935-1939

That Was My Heart (feat. Chick Webb And His Orchestra)

Wallflower

I'm Not In Love

Little White Lies (feat. Chick Webb And His Orchestra)

Coochi-Coochi-Coo (feat. Chick Webb And His Orchestra)

If You Ever Change Your Mind

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Remember The Time (Louis La Roche Remix)

Out now on Spotify – http://open.spotify.com/track/6zKNjHME9OkpC03OcteImv

Watch the official music video on Vevo – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVkT22849Vc

Louis La Roche returns with ‘All I Had’, the first single to be taken from his stunning new album, ‘Sleepless Nights’.

All I Had is a dark, infectious, Nu Disco stomper. With a hypnotic bassline, detuned synths and haunting vocals, the track combines new and 80’s nostalgic sounds. It’s unmistakably a Louis La Roche song, euphoric yet melancholic. Recorded and Produced by Brett Ewels, the track perfectly showcases Ewels’ undeniable song-writing prowess and flair for a hook.

His hugely anticipated new album, ‘Sleepless Nights’ retains the funky, rich, catchy songwriting of its predecessor ‘To Rest Is To Rust’, but pushes Louis’ unique sound in exciting new directions. Lyrically, too, it’s a darker tone. “If the first album was about romance, break-ups and relationships” Brett explains, “This album is it’s dark successor. My vocals are more manipulated, basslines are more aggressive and everything is so much more atmospheric, almost cinematic”

Sleepless Nights

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All I Had

Turn Up The Quiet

Blue Skies

L-O-V-E

Blame Me

Dream

One Side Of Me (feat. Chick Webb And His Orchestra)

If Anything Happened To You

Have Mercy

I'm Up A Tree

Sugar Pie (feat. Chick Webb And His Orchestra)

I Had To Live And Learn

If That's What You're Thinking, You're Wrong

Chained To The Rhythm

Chained To The Rhythm (feat. Lil Yachty)

The 2017 offering from Jace Everett. Returning to some of his more Country and Americana roots on several tracks, including a chilling cover Guy Clark's "The Last Gunfighter Ballad" (recorded live the day that Clark passed away).Everett still manages to push the envelope up to the breaking point on tracks like "Love's Not What We Do" and "Free", infusing his politics with the personal. The opening track, "Woke Up in This Town", has the dark pacing of his "Bad Things" (Theme to True Blood), but with significantly more menace. Over all it's an album filled with love songs ("Green or Blue", "Rescue Me", "Golden Ring", and "Someplace") punctuated by outbursts of darkness and melancholy all set to some more traditional hooks. A fine return to form from an often idiosyncratic artist.

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Slow - part 8

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