DJane SimOne's 2022

A lesson of loss is central to “Death of Dog”, a piano-driven remembrance of songwriter Oliver Kalb’s late dog, Lou. But the song is no dirge—its bright melody and Len-inspired second verse evoke an autumnal luminescence, treading a line between deep sorrow and upbeat pop propulsion. This juxtaposition of sorrow and bright determination is central to the song’s lyrics: how can we doggedly continue in our lives knowing the things we love can be taken away from us? Written after a series of difficult losses, the song finds Kalb with a renewed appreciation for life in the face of hardship, freshly emboldened to move through the world with a loosened grip on life: “I’m not its master, I give up the fight, I want no claim,” Kalb declares. Another Michael’s Alenni Davis offers commanding duet vocals, adding dimension to “Death of Dog” with fierce harmonies that counter Kalb’s gossamer voice.

Bellows - "Death of Dog"

Linoleum

Borderline

Amateur Hour

Written and performed by Gag Salon.
Recorded and produced by Chris McCrory at Green Door Studio, Glasgow.
Mastered by Sam Smith.

Joseph Mumford - vocals / guitar / synth
Tom Dimmock - backing vocals / synth / piano
Seb Bowden - bass / percussion
Ayden Spiller - drums / percussion

My Gun (original version)

Bats From The Buffet

6L GTR

The Master Of None

A Rose Thorn Sticking In Your Mind's Eye

Birthday

As well as the previous one, i wasn't able to finish this track as my apartment was burglarised on October 2020.
Around July 2020, i've randomly sent some music to a dear friend of mine: Simon Heah, because he wanted to hear it.
Here is what's left, as well as other lo-fi recordings that i will only share on Soundcloud.
The thieves stole my musical equipment, my computer and the usbs where i kept the projects at the time, gladly i was able to send some audio files to Simon.
There is no reason for me to holding on to it, so here it is...

Sprinkle was recorded mainly around March of 2020, in my home studio.

Sprinkle (Unreleased Track)

#scfirst #indierock #alternativerock #rock #sad #beats #studio #samfender

Seventeen Going Under

Alright

Where Suede want to be now is, in a way, the same place as they were when they began 30 years ago – a group of people living off the raw sensation of making a racket in a room. “When we were rehearsing and writing this record and playing things like ‘15 Again’ it was this sheer, physical rush. It reminded me of (early Suede B-Side) ‘Painted People’ or something, that thing where you're hanging on for dear life,” says Mat Osman. “There's a lot to be said for every now and then just resetting yourself, and reminding yourself what is so great about being in a band.” Taken from their forthcoming album AUTOFICTION out on the 16th September 2022.
#SCFirst #Rock #AlternativeRock

15 Again

Bonfire

A hazy trip blurring drifting synths, restless voices, and sleepless nights.

(When I Hear That) White Noise

From John Moods' upcoming "So Sweet So Nice"
Listen and purchase here: https://smarturl.it/yuhac8​

Without You

Thank you very much for listening to my playlists! I'm impressed about all your messages and feedbacks. Sorry for not answer to your words, but I like your sent songs, too!

Bats From The Buffet

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