Unreleased B-side from Caveman's self titled album

Empire

Deep breath
Center yourself
Focus
On each
Inhale and exhale

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

Pay close attention
To your surroundings
Notice the details
Sounds, sights, sensations

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

Engage all your senses
Smell, see, touch, hear, and taste

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

Release judgments
About your thoughts
Let go of labeling things
As good or bad

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

Turn off
Notifications
Set aside devices
Full attention
To the moment

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

One task at a time
Avoid multitasking

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

Embrace gratitude
Acknowledge things around you
Practice gratitude

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

Release past
And future concerns
Remind yourself
That the past
Is gone
And the future
Is yet to come

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

Bring awareness
To your movements
Mindful movements ground you

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

The Art of Letting Go

Bring awareness
To your movements
Mindful movements ground you

The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go

The Art of Letting Go

How long till we get
Right where I belong
So long!
Remember we won’t meet again

I loved you so so much
My bullies from the house

How strong is the best
Watch me ride till dusk
And reach the land
So long!
Remember we won’t meet again

I loved you so so much
My bullies from the house
You hurt me so so much
I had to spread all 
The music around

Where do start the war
Where do start the war
Right there in our hearts

I loved you so so much
My bullies from the house
You hurt me so so much
I had to spread all 
The music around
I loved you so so bad
My enemies around
I hurt you so so much
I had to spread all
The music around

As I now sing this song
To every town and distant heart
I wanted you to know
Evil one
I’ve got nothing but love for you
As I lift up my eyes
To the sky where you sing
Forgive me
Oh righteous one
As I forgive those who hurt me

How long till we get
Right where I belong

I Had To

High Horse

The Places We've Been features the voice of Karen Peris, and is taken from Lost Horizons' debut album Ojalá, due for release 3rd November via Bella Union. Pre-order now:

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Lost Horizons - The Places We've Been

Lay It Down

Let It Be Love

Brand new single from Stats - taken from debut album Other People's Lives.  Order the album on LP, CD, DL here : http://smarturl.it/otherpeopleslives

Catch Stats live in 2019 as follows:

16 Feb – Rough Trade East, London – 1.30pm
17 April – Bermondsey Social Club, London
27 April – Are You Listening Festival?, Reading
8 May – The Hug & Pint, Glasgow
9 May – YES, Manchester

Other People's Lives

Stats - Lose It

The Anteroom

Set for release via FatCat Records tomorrow, C Duncan’s highly anticipated third album sees the Scottish multi-instrumentalist ditch his bedroom studio and work with other producers, engineers and musicians for the first time. Warm and harmonically rich, Duncan delightfully juxtaposes the vibrant and wholesome aesthetic of the album with an often-darker lyrical undertone, pushing himself to refine and explore new ways of writing. As the sole protagonist of his self-carved niche, ‘Health’ sees Duncan evolve and expand its parameters in mesmerising fashion.

The album’s first single ‘Impossible’ was released in January, with Duncan combining strings and oddball psychedelic sounds. Next up, the title tracks syncopated piano rhythm and brooding vocal harmonies were reminiscent of the ‘The Midnight Sun’s’ soothing aural beauty. Last but by no means least, Duncan documents the trials of rebuilding fractured relationships on the rhythmic art-funk of new single ‘Talk Talk Talk.’ He had this to say on it:

“‘Talk Talk Talk’ about miscommunication. It’s about not realising that you’re actually on the same page as someone and how a misperception can drive you apart. However, it’s also about realising this and rebuilding bridges.”

Following the Mercury nominated debut ‘Architect’ (2015,) an it’s impressive follow up ‘The Midnight Sun’ (2016,) ‘Health’s’ soaring tapestries achieve what Duncan set out to. “With album 3 I wanted to take a more direct approach, adding even more layers but thematically and lyrically laid bare. Having someone else to bounce production ideas off was really eye-opening for me. In the past I had been very controlling about how everything would sound but ‘Health’ really showed me the benefit of working with others and made the whole process much less isolating,” he explains. Packed with fresh ideas and buzzing with invention, ‘Health’ combines syncopated art-pop piano rhythms with breezy, undulating heartbreak ballads executed with acute precision. As always Duncan has contributed all the artwork surrounding the release, and the colourful and natural aesthetic is reflected in the instrumentation and lyrics.
 
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Website: c-duncan.co.uk

C Duncan - Talk Talk Talk

FatCat Records