Cuushe - Sort Of Light

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In the summer of 2015, a young producer named Oxblood reached out to Korallreven. He wanted them to know how much their music inspired his own creations. Over time a friendship unfolded and Oxblood began sharing early-stage material with Korallreven. Introspective and celestial, it was clear to see where the musical overlap took place. Korallreven’s contemplative arrangements were present in Oxblood’s music, but they appeared as mere brushstrokes - faint stars streaking the night sky. Oxblood’s material is distinct in its own right, pulling more from progressive house than pop music.

Intrigued with the concept of time, Oxblood often plays with transitions - the way people change over days, months and years. Unique experiences that happen only once and how these moments unlock precious bouts of spontaneity and sincerity. Months later, following many emails and a hang in Brooklyn last fall, track “Teenage Crush IV” was born as an official collaboration between artists.

While “Teenage Crush IV” was taking shape, so were big changes for both Oxblood and Korallreven: Oxblood graduated college and released a stunning two track single. Titled “How Long Is Forever,” and bundled an equally transportive b-side, the single encapsulates Oxblood’s pensive approach to making music. It was released on Gold River Entertainment, the label owned and operated by his manager Matt Bernucca. And in the fall of 2015, after releasing their celebrated single, “Here In Iowa,” Korallreven disbanded.

“Teenage Crush IV” is released by Cascine and Gold River Entertainment.
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Oxblood - Teenage Crush IV (feat. Korallreven)

from Virgos to Waste: Rarities, Demos & B-Sides (coming soon)

Rearrange [old live tape demo]

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On The Echoing Green

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Donde

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Tragedy Of The Commons

this song is about the complicated relationship with mama earth, and being so worried about her wanting to drop us because we haven't treated her right. 

Credits: 
Allison Deleo - Vocals & Keys
Sam Wilkes - Bass
Francis Hooper - Guitar & Synth
Mark Sutherland - Sax
Kai Basanta - Drums
Elias Foerster - Percussion
Doohickey Cubicle - Mixing and Mastering
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Thinking

Out April 9, 2021 on Slumberland Records/Tough Love Records.

From the many musical lives of artist Glenn Donaldson emerges The Reds, Pinks and Purples, a project that sifts out the purest elements of pop music and in the process chronicles the point of view of an assiduous songwriter. His new album "Uncommon Weather" is both an elusive portrait of San Francisco -- during one of its fluctuations as an untenable place for musicians and artists -- and also a self-portrait of a songwriter who has dispatched another treasured collection of timeless sounding DIY-pop songs.

Self-recorded and mostly self-performed, the music on "Uncommon Weather" continuously reckons with the influence of The Television Personalities' Dan Treacy, whose own forays into drum-machines, echo, and reverb in the early 1990s is an important reference point. Paul Weller, Robert Smith, and Sarah Records also come to mind. The album arrives with grateful timing, quick on the heels of the recent EP "You Might Be Happy Someday" and alleviating, for a brief window at least, whatever it is that keeps us coming back to this elemental music. Donaldson imagines his listeners are just like himself: fascinated and addicted to the spiritual power of uncomplicated pop classics.

Uncommon Weather

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