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[Weekly Mix] 2020.01 (3)

From the upcoming album "We Weren't Here" (09.24.2021 - Sonic Ritual)

Superperfection

Karaoke

For Hannah

Stream 'Hindsight' here: https://listen.niceguysrecords.com/hindsight

Over the past few years, @iamkipnelson has been hopping back and forth between Texas and California. He's a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who records all of his music at home, currently based in Austin. Kip's a rocker lost in the pop sensibilities of a psychedelic dream state. Psyche and pop are alive in the soundscape that embodies his music, particularly his brand new song ‘Hindsight' which combines fender reverbed guitars and cutting synths along with modern sidechain mixing and 90's rhythms. This song is about a once vivid memory of a moment that has since washed out and warped through time.

Hindsight

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Kip Nelson - Hindsight

It's 10.30am on a Tuesday morning. Office party last night was a mess. CEO made a pass at Kelly from Commercial and then performed three rounds of “The Boys Are Back In Town” on the karaoke. You did about seven pints then slipped a French exit a good few hours before it wound down. Could have been worse – but you’re struggling today as the excel spreadsheet you’re faced with hammers you repeatedly in the head like a grim magistrate passing judgement on last night’s ordeal.
 
If I can only make it ‘til lunch, you think. The local is down the road – a few halves of the good stuff and I’ll be right as rain. As the minutes start to tick on you start to feel a little better, strengthened by the image of alcohol-induced relief. You take lunch early and fly (as the crow does) straight down the road to the palace of pints. Three quarters of an hour hence, and you’re a little more human and a little less like a human dartboard.  
 
Darts. What a fantastic idea, you think. Suddenly its 2.30pm and Tim from Accounts is next to you, Guinness in hand. I bloody love beer, you grunt at him before shoving your hand into a bag of whatever crips had the silliest flavour, in search of greasy ebullience.

Hair of the Dog

Out March 10 2023 on Slumberland Records/Night School Records.

After spending nearly two decades establishing herself across New York and Los Angeles independent music circles, Frankie Rose returns with a fresh form, aesthetic, and purpose embodied in her new album "Love As Projection." Celebrated by countless critical and cultural outlets over the years for her expansive approach to songwriting, lush atmospherics, and transcendent vocal melodies and harmonies, "Love As Projection" is a reintroduction of her iconic style through the new lens of contemporary electronic pop. Featuring beautiful, ethereal songs like lead-off single "Anything," "Sixteen Ways" and "Come Back," this album is more than a rebirth, a refinement, a resurgence – it's a culmination of influence and the most personal and accessible collection of art-pop that Frankie has delivered yet.

Love As Projection

Frankie Rose - Sixteen Ways

Human Interest - Mixing Paint

New single from HOLM.

Stream - https://pnkslm.com/lose-the-shoes
Video -https://youtu.be/Ev7prdXAm_w

Holm - "Lose The Shoes"

Written and Performed by NIGHT OWLS
Mixed/Produced by Mickey Dale
Mastered by James Grover

Better With Age

On April 3, 2020, Toronto’s Scott Hardware will be releasing Engel, his second full-length album, and first on Telephone Explosion Records. It will mark the end of a three-year process of writing, recording and letting down his guard (for better or worse.)

His last album, 2016’s Mutate, Repeat, Infinity, was the culmination of a years-long obsession with the HIV/AIDS crisis and how it was shaped by capitalism. Hardware’s early years after coming out were shaped by the courage of people close to him who were dealing with difficult diagnoses. 
 
“Looking at these situations from a macro/societal lens
must have been the only way I could process and share
those years of my life and my loved ones’ lives with an
audience” Hardware recalls. “From a writing and
production standpoint, I was trying to re-imagine various
eras of dance music and sound as urgent and vital as they would have in their heyday of the ‘80s and ‘90s.” 

These are artists who visualize monsters and demons hiding in plain sight. Like singing to dead queer ancestors on Mutate, Repeat, Infinity, Harwood is trying to make sense of another queer cross-to-bear, this time coming from within. The image is gory and difficult, not unlike the process of digging shame from one’s spirit. Engel, in its preoccupation with angels, the afterlife and private thoughts holds hands with the image.

This project is funded in part by FACTOR, the Government of Canada and Canada’s private radio broadcasters. Ce projet est financé en partie par FACTOR, le gouvernement du Canada et les radiodiffuseurs privés du Canada. www.canada.ca

Scott Hardware - Joy

These limbo days and this lifestyle vague.

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14/01/2020

Think Face

This song promotes a positive change in one's mindset after going through difficult times. It has a triumphant uplifting feel. Surfy guitars over a driving groove. Soft vocals interlacing with whispering harmonies and guitar flourishes.

Change

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/62BNj4SU1eMqpL8BaD7CVd?si=z0zbaT7eSHOUpyi504ro3Q
Bandcamp: Zapworldrecords.bandcamp.com

Fever

I Don't Really Know
Loose Buttons
Something Better
2020

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I don’t really know
Whether five years ago
We thought this out
Time turns to doubt
And I’m ever down

Monumental or middling?
Will we read between the lines? 
Have you heard this old song before?
Should we be happy or resigned?
Try to peek inside a critic’s mind?
Or thank you for giving us the time?

I don’t really know
If in five years or so
We’ll figure out
Time turns to doubt
And I’m ever down

Where do we go from here
(Some one-star review)
Where do we go from here
(Start on something new)

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Recorded at Spaceman Sound in Brooklyn, NY
Produced by Gus Oberg
Mixed by Jeremy SH Griffith
Mastered by Manny Silverstein

Graphic design by Zack Kantor

Stream Loose Buttons' debut album Something Better here: https://awal.ffm.to/somethingbetter 

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I'll Do It Tomorrow

HANYA

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