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If a track you submitted does not appear in this list, it’s probably because another of your tracks appeared in our Fresh Faves or on the BBC Music Introducing Mixtape during the last three months — we ask that artists featured on either wait three months before resubmitting to give others a chance. We also don’t accept short previews or SoundCloud GO tracks that can only be heard as 30 second previews, and tracks made private after submission, which will be invisible to everyone. You will be able to resubmit the track in future. Tracks that have been previously submitted and tracks from banned artists will also be removed.

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Goodge - Step Forward

This track appears on Side 2 of Glastonbury Calling: a double album to support music venues. You can download a copy here: https://glastonburycalling.bandcamp.com/album/now-thats-what-i-call-glastonbury-calling-side-2

The clock sound in this song was kindly provided by www.freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/

LYRICS
My hands follow the witness marks on your skin
We all have our scratches from time
I will hold you as you unwind

We are oldest children, not made to bend
Solid and supposedly wise
Like old oak trees, we stand proud
Our movements synchronised

Yours is the most beautiful sound
I can listen without end
And I’ll learn to be a clockmaker

We’re much more than a sum of parts
Spirits inside mortal machines
If you need spares, I’ll give you mine
You remove my splinters and say

Yours is the most beautiful sound
I can listen without end
And we'll both become clockmakers

Clockmaker

Hegemony out on 7" vinyl with download link for a Midsummer release
Website: http://www.chalkhorsemusic.com/video

Our new single Hegemony is coming out midsummer. It's a hybrid of traditional song Sweet Lemeney, collected by The Copper Family, with lyrics from Green Gartside's reinterpretation in 1978 and our own arrangement.

It's being released as a 7” vinyl with download link, along with b-side The Devil and the Farmer.

It was only last year we realised Hegemony's folkloric links and that it had been inspired by the traditional song Sweet Lemeney, that's traditionally sung at midsummer. The melody we've used is closer to the traditional version and I'm grateful to Green Gartside for allowing us to use his ever relevant lyrics without hearing what we would do with it.

Hegemony... leadership or dominance, especially by one state or social group over others

hegemony, hegemony
you are the fairest creature
you are the fairest creature that ever I have seen,
and it's all for Monopoly
on all those pretty sensibles
that rot and raze a nation the capacity for change

hegemony, hegemony
you are the foulest creature
you are the foulest creature that set upon a race,
you can generate and dissipate
but only very stupidly
such it is the splendour of popular control

how do you do this?
how can you do it to me?
when all you are is ordinary, it's pretty common sense
you are natural, immutable and everyone exquisites you
as common sense
and common sense is things just as they are

In seeking licensing permission we approached Rough Trade’s Geoff Travis. He said, ‘a very pleasant surprise… didn’t expect those horn blasts… a lovely spirited full-bodied version.’

Hegemony

Anna Pancaldi Ponders Loss in “How Do I Live With The Blues”

London-based singer-songwriter, Anna Pancaldi returns this year with her soul-bearing new single, “How Do I Live With The Blues”. Full of heart, Anna continues to connect with her audience through her vulnerability and honesty. 
Pouring out lyrics of haunting temperament through her deep, ghostly voice, Pancaldi leaves our ears and hearts heavy through an emotional performance of “How Do I Live With The Blues.” Though it is simple in arrangement, the unguardedness of the song exposes moments of happiness, pain through lyrics like “I never got to say goodbye” and “I don’t believe that there’s a reason for the weight of tragedy.”
Speaking about the track, Pancaldi says: “I wrote 'How Do I Live With the Blues' in LA last year while I sat at my friend's piano. Loss is a grief that will call to us all throughout life and like so many others, there are immeasurable questions as to why we must suffer it. I wrote this song to speak of grappling through the pain. My hope is that this song can reach those in need of it from my version of a broken heart to theirs.” 
Influenced by the likes of Joni Mitchell, Jeff Buckley and Carol King, Anna Pancaldi’s mature vocals and thought-provoking music promises her to be someone to remember. With three Top Ten's in the singer songwriter iTunes charts, Anna has gone on to tour in the US, performed on CBS LA TV, had music featured on hit US TV shows such as ‘Pretty Little Liars’ and ‘Famous in Love’. Anna has had the support of Radio 1, 2, BBC 6 Music and BBC Introducing and over 2.5 million streams on Spotify having featured in playlists such as ‘Easy’, New Music Friday’ and ‘Most Beautiful Songs in the World’.

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How Do I Live With The Blues

Insomaniac is a word I created to describe a person who enjoys staying up late at night. This track is my celebration of the night, its unique sounds and vibe.

written, produced and mixed by KAŚKA
bass: Etienne Gijselinckx 
mastering: Jarek Gawlik 

collage artwork: Julia Gniadkowska

Insomaniac

2020 remix of my song performed by David Hoade and Nina Johnson

The Right Way (2020)

Scaramanga 2nd single. A dark moody experimental track with elements of Jazz, Classical, Rock and Dance music incorporated.

Scaramanga - (You Took) Control

My styles are a range from Lo-Fi, jazz hop, soulful, lounge, Classic hip hop, funk and deep house.

Goodge - Step Forward

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