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bibaska

BSO Anatomia de grey

Cider Sky - Where To Now

Vance Joy - Riptide

Download the new EP - http://smarturl.it/iMyTypeEP

Lyrics:

Take a look around the room, 
Love comes wearing disguises. 
How to go about and choose. 
Break it down by shapes and sizes. 
I'm a man who's got very specific taste. 

You're just my type. 
You got a pulse and you are breathing. 
You're just my type. 
I think it's time that we get leaving. 

When there's loving in the air, 
Don't fight it just keep breathing. 
I can't help myself but stare. 
Double check for double meanings. 
I'm a man who's got very specific taste. 

You're just my type. 
You got a pulse and you are breathing. 
You're just my type. 
I think it's time that we get leaving. 

You're just my type. 
You got a pulse and you are breathing. 
You're just my type. 

SAINT MOTEL - My Type

Heart On Fire EP

Heart On Fire

Hi :D  I hope you enjoy my cover of Spirits by The Strumbellas.

Please smash that like button and let me know in the comments what to play next.

Check out my YouTube channel :D
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCkNC5fhXynVxzBzLwRyW4Q
 

This is my second recording as a solo artist.  Many thanks to my friends/family who helped me get to this point.

Adam Cannon- Producer/Engineer
Mike Monson- Mastering Engineer

Adam Cannon- Drums and Percussion
Chris Gates- Omnichord, Vocals
Samantha Kadet- Vocals
Lauren Campbell- Vocals
Corey Brouwer- Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Ukulele,  Keys, Synth, Recorder and Percussion

Spirits - The Strumbellas - Cover

Last Smoke Before the Snowstorm

Box of Stones

Adam Jensen - "Tombstone"
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Adam Jensen
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Tombstone

Tom Rosenthal – As Luck Would Have It

Release Date: 23/02/18
© Illegal Cinema

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Loveless

The Mynabirds - GENERALS will be released June 5th, 2012. This is the second track released from the forthcoming album. 

Following 2010’s acclaimed debut What We Lose in the Fire We Gain in the Flood, singer-songwriter Laura Burhenn teamed up with producer Richard Swift again and emerged with GENERALS. In place of the Zen meditations found on the first album, GENERALS is filled with armies of stomps and claps, sweeping full spectrum orchestrations, and moments that range from intensely personal pleas to shout-out-loud protests with teeth.

GENERALS is fueled by a full decade of Burhenn’s political frustration and aimed at finding a revolutionary yet pacifist way in a world where, these days, it seems warring comes quick. Lyrically, it sings the voice of the collective frustration. Musically, you can hear echoes of early PJ Harvey, politically-charged Nina Simone and Low-era David Bowie. It gets down and hip hop dirty, flirts with African melodies and rhythms, goes four-on-the-floor for all out dance jams and has plenty of percussion. Burhenn even plays drums herself on a couple of songs, and a 5-gallon bucket in homage to DC Street Go-Go on another. Truly a sophomore album fully armed.

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Pre-order the album at http://saddle-creek.com/store/artist/themynabirds

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The Mynabirds - Body of Work

Debut Album "Beautiful Sadness" Out March 22nd, 2019

Upcoming Tour 2019: www.filboriva.com

Go Rilla

Visions of Gideon

Three Flights From Alto Nido

Days Go On

Watching You Watch Him

Acil Servis -  Bebek

Stream or purchase COVERS II: http://smarturl.it/CoversII

LA singer-songwriter Greg Laswell has a rare gift for employing metaphor, mystery and honesty with equal acumen. Indeed, those that have spent time with his music over the years have had the distinct privilege of sharing profoundly personal moments with him – even as he left just enough open to interpretation.

Yet when he reimagined songs by the likes of Kate Bush, Kristin Hersh, and Echo & the Bunnymen for his 2009 album Covers, he revealed something else entirely by means of divulging his own most essential musical influences. A decade later, he is revisiting that undertaking with Covers II – which finds him this time communing with Depeche Mode, PJ Harvey, The Verve, even Peter Gabriel.

His 2018 album Next Time, which Popmatters said “brims with introspective imagery,” was arguably his most accomplished to date. But it was 2009’s Covers that still seemed like so much unfinished business. So, Covers II could not be coming at a better time, to reignite the dialogue about those that have influenced him and continue to do so.

Days Go On

GregLaswell