Pre-Order ~ orcd.co/welcomedonglori

Aptly titled, ‘Welcome’ is the debut album from Don Glori. A kaleidoscopic free dive into his world, featuring 8 recordings of revolving jazz, Brazilian, soul and funk inspired compositions spinning together and blurring into a genre bending slew of new music.

There is an intangible element of joy and connection sitting just outside the grasp of description or definition that can be felt throughout this album. Each song on this album captures the spirit and irrepressible energy that underpins the core of the Don Glori project. Imperfections are captured along with the moments of transcendence. Layers of vocal harmonies oscillate next to pulsating samba rhythms while spiritual overtones permeate throughout. Congas and percussion form a holy union with the drum kit, co-piloted by Don Glori’s own bass lines. Saxophones, horns and flutes flutter in between the musical canyons carved out by the piano and vibraphone. When you press all of these forces together you can start to feel the intangible; the intrinsic human elements existing in the creases. The sweat, excitement and willingness of each musician to dedicate their spirit and take risks on every track of this album.

Don Glori 'Welcome' LP is out Friday, October 14 via Bedroom Suck Records / Cargo UK / Dispatch Dept. (North America).

https://bedroomsuckrecords.com

Don Glori - Dlarme

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first single from new The Goon Sax album We're Not Talking. Album is out 14 Sep 2018 on LP, CD and digital via Chapter Music (Aus/NZ) and Wichita Recordings (ROW). 
Stream download She Knows:
https://chaptermusic.lnk.to/GoonSax_SK
Pre-Order We're Not Talking:
https://chaptermusic.lnk.to/GoonSax_WNT
Customers outside Aus/NZ head to:
https://www.wichita-recordings.com/

The Goon Sax - She Knows

Sandy Dowly From Quick Eaze is a sales rep calling around supermarkets doing some long overdue research on his customer base

QUICK EAZE - The hidden confectionary

Anti Fade records is very excited to welcome Alien Nosejob to the round table and announce their family friendly LP "Various Fads & Technological Achievements", which is up for pre-order now. 

Following up two self released 7" EP's within six months of each other, the debut Alien Nosejob long player pools together one side of garagey folk rockers with a second side made up of electronic disco tear-jerkers... making a record with something for every member of the family. 

'Various Fads and Technological Achievements' will be available on LP and digitally through Anti Fade Records from Friday the 7th of September. In the meantime you can hear 'People Stairs', one of the more up-beat numbers from side A right now. 

ANT - 045

ALIEN NOSEJOB - People Stairs

We wrote and recorded this song in that strange and small bridge of time between the end of one year, and the start of another.

The train of 2018 has gone.
Past the silos, where all that old sadness seeped into the ground. 
Can still feel it every time the train rolls by. 
Water flows out into the bay, as it always has. 
We cross over the bridges, over rivers and creeks, on Church Street, on Punt Road, on Arden Street, on Dynon Road, and there are those silos again, in Brunswick, Collingwood, Richmond, Kensington, standing on the horizon.

Lyrics:
Silos on the hill, by the railway line
Where I used to cry,
River of my tears
Wash into the bay,
Now my eyes are dry
(But I still …)

Silos on the hill, while you’re standing still
My whole life rolls by
What is it you hold? Granular and gold
(All our dreams and lies).

And I still remember that old sadness 
When I pass by this way
It seeped into the ground
And now my feelings remain.

Silos on the hill, I turn to the south,
To the river mouth
Where the water flows
Over shell and bone,
My whole life rolls by.

And I still remember that old sadness 
When I pass by this way
It seeped into the ground
And now those feelings remain...

Silos On The Hill

* We do not own the copyright in this music. If you like what you hear, please support the artists! *

This takes place on land stolen from the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung People of the Kulin Nation. MIE acknowledges the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung People as the rightful owners of the land we live on, and pays respect to their elders, past, present, and emerging. Sovereignty has never been ceded.

Our journey continues! This fortnight we finish our two-part segment on the music of women of Indigenous Australia. Not even a year ago, the National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMA) became the first to launch an Indigenous Music Chart with Radio Monitor and SGC. Director Mark Smith stated that 'NIMA only happens one day a year and [this is] a way, across the rest of the year, to keep shining a light on some of the amazing music created by Indigenous musicians.' Covering both community, commercial, and regional broadcasting platforms, the music chart has been a modern forerunner in showcasing the talent of First Nations people towards a wide-reaching community. We thoroughly recommend checking it out. 

https://nima.musicnt.com.au/chart/

Enjoy the wonderfully wide journey from acoustic folk to accapella choir  performances to hip hop and indie and beyond.

Alice Skye / Friends with Feelings / 2018 
Central Australian Aboriginal Woman’s Choir / Untitled (Desert Mob Symposium 2018)
Mojo Juju / Native Tongue / 2018 
Emily Wurramara / Wake Up / 2016 
Emily Wurramara / Black Smoke / 2018 
Cassi Williams / How Can I Live / 2017
Eleanor Dixon / My Spirit Is Free / 2017
Tia Gostelow / Vague Utopia / 2018 
Kaiit / 2000n something / 2017 
Dhapanbal Yunupingu /  Gurtha (The Fire) / 2016 
Kardajala Kirridarra / Warmala (Young Girls Song) / 2017 
Shellie Morris / The Borroloola Songwomen / Ngarrka a-Kurija / 2013 
Thelma Plum / Better in Blak (MTV Stripped) / 2019

Artwork: Kardajala Kirridarra, photographed by Oliver Eclipse
Mix compiled by Xan Coppinger
http://musicinexile.com.au
hi@musicinexile.com.au

Music in Exile Presents #9: Women of Indigenous Australia 2013-2019

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