Pigeon - Settle In

'Settle In' is the title track from Pigeon's 2014 EP.
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Settle In

The second single off the debut LP 'Adventures' (out May 6th)

Something New

Fourth single from my upcoming debut album, "Daydreamer" (Out: 05/09/14). 

'Red & Blue' available with the iTunes preorder of the album: https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/daydreamer/id903299075

Composed, Arranged, Produced, Recorded, Mixed, Written & all instruments played by Darren Hart.

Copyright © Darren Hart, 2014. All Rights Reserved.

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Harts - Red & Blue

The Indie Pea – Reflected Hearts

Some bands take years to find their voice. The Indie Pea needed only one.

After their acclaimed debut The Questions in April 2025, the Dayton-based band returns with Reflected Hearts — a five-track EP that feels less like a follow-up and more like a radiant leap forward. Where the album asked, this EP answers.

Across these songs, The Indie Pea refine their signature blend of shimmering indie rock and orchestral pop, carried by Campbell Anderson’s warm, unhurried vocals and the band’s seamless interplay of guitar, strings, and rhythm. It’s a sound that balances clarity and complexity, intimacy and scale.

From the searching pulse of Echoes And Answers to the reflective shimmer of Mirrored Days, the luminous rush of Electric Bloom, and the guiding calm of Heartbeat Guide, each track feels like a facet of the same story. The closing Cross Bridges ties it all together — a finale that looks both back and forward, capturing a year of rapid growth with unshakable confidence.

Reflected Hearts is more than a snapshot; it’s a statement. A band stepping into its own light, finding resonance in reflection, and proving that sometimes one year is all it takes.

The Indie Pea - Electric Bloom

Our debut release taken from our forthcoming 'Smile, It's Good For You' - out 31st March via Funnel Music. 

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Karma Club - Timelines

The first single from We Will Never Run Out of Love! Out 7/21/17! Thanks for listening :) :) :) :) O:) <3

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Chamber of Secrets for 1

Sound city

Pass it Down (Free Download)

 Housse De Racket made their name as musicians for hire in Paris. Victor and Pierre have previously worked with Phoenix, Air, The Teenagers, Chilly Gonzales and Benjamin Diamond (Stardust), either as session guys in the studio or live on stage.

• Forty Love, Housse De Racket's debut album was produced by Gonzales and Renaud Letang. They also produced Peaches, Feist, Jamie Lidell. It is a concept album about giving up a glittering career in tennis to win the love of a girl, by forming a band. Forty Love contains recent French Top 15 hit single, Oh Yeah!

• Oh Yeah! will be released in the UK as two digital EPs and a limited edition 7" featuring remixes by the new breed of production talent from across the World including Keenhouse (USA), Bestrack (France), Barretso (Chile), The Lowbrows (Japan) as well as more established names like Tonka (Germany) and Chilly Gonzales (Canada).

• Forty Love will be released in the UK in August 2010, and will come with a bonus remix album.

• First UK single, Synthétiseur was released on the renowned 50 Bones label, and became one of the most blogged tracks of 2009, even bigged up by Kanye West on his Universecity blog.

• Victor and Pierre are currently recording their second album in France. It's being produced by Philippe Zdar, whose production work includes Phoenix, The Rapture, Sebastien Tellier, Tiga and Cassius.

• So far, the press have warmly received Housse. Press quotes include...

“This French duo straddle the line between Vampire Weekend and Phoenix – which is a very good thing to straddle indeed” Music Week (UK)

“Daft Punk, Air and Phoenix have finally found their heirs” Les Echos (France)

“This is magnificent fun, ticking all my boxes like a robot doing a Census”
Drownedinsound (UK)

“A catchy and unconventional debut album with outstanding single Oh Yeah!”
Dazed & Confused (UK)

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Release/catalogue number: HDREP 1
Release date: Jul 13, 2010 

Housse De Racket - Oh Yeah!

We Use To

From the debut collection: Happy Valley
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Happy Valley

Brainwash

Debut Single by No Middle Name

Coming out July 8th Mollusc Records 

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No Middle Name - Another Season

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On 30th October, French duo Housse de Racket unleash their third album, The Tourist, through !K7 Records. The LP consolidates the band’s dense sound and vast influences into something unique.

Coming back from their world tour that took them from Tokyo to Coachella, work began on The Tourist in 2013. It was entirely recorded in guitarist/vocalist Pierre Leroux’s new apartment, romantically located by the Paris landmark: Montmartre. As the band themselves put it, “How could we resist the Sacré-Coeur’s magnetic and hypnotic force?”.

The band’s previous album, Alesia (Kitsuné) was produced by Philippe Zdar, who had previously worked with the likes of The Rapture, Phoenix and The Beastie Boys and was critically acclaimed from all around the globe.

Housse de Racket describes their new effort as “a state of mind, a motionless journey,” and cites a wide range of inspirations for its songs: “We listened to Fleetwood Mac, Spacemen 3, XTC, Steel Pulse, Alan Vega, Ravel, Laurie Anderson, Miles Davis, Television…Everything we could get our hands on!”

The LP never sounds like an iPod playlist; Housse de Racket combines the sounds and locations that have affected them into a forty-minute masterclass in Gallic pop.

The Tourist is the sound of a group returning home, having seen the world, and trying to make sense of it all.




