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Five Things We Liked This Week - 17/03/23

Music for Normal People

Luxury Disease

Neon

Especially Now

No Problem

Wrong Way

Every Day I Cross The River

Never Change

All's Well Elsewhere

Free Paint

bed bugs

Taken from the album "True Love" - out May 5th.
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PRE-ORDER TAPE / DIGITAL: https://softwalls.bandcamp.com/album/true-love
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Written, performed and recorded by Dan Reeves
Drums performed and recorded by Noah Bond
Mixing and additional production by Steve Baker
Mastered by Andy Clarke

True Love

Performed by: Rosie Miles
Written by: Rosie Miles
Produced by: Liam DeTar & Jamie Lockhart (Greenmount Studios)

www.rosiemiles.co.uk

©Rosie Miles 2023

Pieces of Sky

Pieces Of Sky

Die With A Smile

CHROMAKOPIA

St. Chroma (feat. Daniel Caesar)

Bite Marks

Reemerging in 2017 with four new tracks, Son Lux’s new EP 'Remedy' is the ferocious trio’s response to an ever-encroaching reality of social and political upheaval. Reflective but defiant, Ryan Lott, Ian Chang, and Rafiq Bhatia synthesize their signature unpredictable experimentation into an explosive examination of what it means to live, to create, and to resist in America today. These songs were born the week of the 2016 election, and they capture a band both mournful and refusing to accept the new normal. "How does it feel, to be your own deceiver," Lott whispers in our ears, just ahead of the steady approach of swarming, mechanized woodwinds and rising torrents of noise. "I watch you fall, hollow and depleted. A city razed/raised, to bury you beneath it.”

The EP's final statement is a plea, sung in unison with a crowd-sourced choir of more than 300 people. "Find your voice, in the sea of surging bodies and breath, to form a melody, to find a remedy."

In that spirit, Son Lux will donate all proceeds of the sales of 'Remedy' to the Southern Poverty Law Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to fighting hate and bigotry and to seeking justice for the most vulnerable members of American society.

Remedy

Dangerous

Purchase

Garage/Psych/pop from Kansas City, Missouri

All's Well Elsewhere

Eggs on Mars