every single day

Written and published by  Kat Burns / Play The Triangle Music

Bound

Prophet

Estúdio e acústico de Pieces - Andrew Belle 

Pieces- Andrew Belle.b

Check out the acoustic original by UK Duo Seafret here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj8IKtXczwI

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Seafret - Something In The Air (Jesse Javan Remix)

"Save Me is about difficult situations in life… times when we are basically BEGGING for someone or something to "SAVE" us. Times when ANY solution sounds good… (any solution is better than nothing...) Usually these kinds of situations 'solve them selves' - we end up literally saving ourselves - but the song is about someone in the midst of that desperation... calling out for that elusive 'saviour.'"

Short bio:
Cole and Shpresa met on SoundCloud; where each had been uploading their music independently, in early 2012. At first, their love was simply for the other's music. That quickly turned into something more, however, and it wasn’t long before the two began a relationship on Skype which lasted more than five months. In June 2012, Shpresa flew to Cole in Minneapolis, from Stockholm, and stayed until the couple returned to Sweden two months later. It was there that Flora Cash was born.

Since that time, Flora Cash has lived, written and played in Stockholm, London and Minneapolis. They've assembled over nineteen-thousand YouTube subscribers and amassed over a million views on their videos. They've released several singles and three EPs and have recently signed with Swedish indie label, 'Icons Creating Evil Art,' with whom they'll be releasing an EP late this summer/early fall.

Follow Flora Cash 
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/floracash
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flora.cash.band

Icons Creating Evil Art
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Save Me

Flora Cash - Save Me

Rest (Prod.Farber & Daniel Saint)

Debut mini-LP from Flora cash.
Order the CD here (Free shipping worldwide)
http://tinyurl.com/flora-cash-album-cd

"The overarching inspiration for 'Can Summer Love Last Forever?' is the feeling of an intense love and passion that comes suddenly, out of nowhere and seems to have a very real and very near expiration date. The album explores the blissful beginning and usually inevitable decline of summer love.
It also asks an honest question of our own love; a love that in the most tangible way began in the summer of 2012, when we finally met each other in person: 'Can Summer Love Last Forever?" //Flora Cash

More from Flora Cash:
Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/floracash
Facebook: www.facebook.com/flora.cash.band
Spotify: www.goo.gl/xQgZew
Twitter: www.twitter.com/flora_cash
Official Home: www.floracash.com


P & C 2016 Icons Creating Evil Art
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Nightmare

Flora Cash - Nightmare

Song originally by Bon Iver 
Cover version performed, recorded by Andrew Gavin Williams 

Holocene

An old Swedish proverb goes ‘Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow’. Interesting on how we can all still relate to it today, most of the day, day after day, every single day…

In the shape of their upcoming new single “Nothing Lasts Forever (And It’s Fine)” the Scandi duo Flora Cash say stop to the worrying pessimism of our generation unable to simply ‘stress less- live more’. The band shares their on-going hope by spreading that powerful message, as described best by Robert Eliot “Rule number one is, don’t sweat the small stuff. Rule number two is, it’s all small stuff”.

“Nothing Lasts Forever (And It’s Fine)” is a good first step towards drawing a tad closer to that mind-set by putting a melodic hint of perspective into our lives and relationships, even if only for 3min 48 seconds.

The subtle guitar in the style of DIIV dressed with Poliça-like arrangements and led by male/female- vocal liaison, the duo adds: “The track is about embracing imperfection and temporality. It’s about an attitude of acceptance and the willing - (almost joyful) – embrace of change, not fear of it”.

“Nothing Lasts Forever (And It’s Fine)” does exactly what the title suggests. It helps the listener, as well as the band themselves, come to terms with the fact that although nothing lasts forever, it really is fine…

Find more from Flora Cash here:
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/6GpcBKNmZDIrRzYkPJu7Wd
Facebook: www.facebook.com/flora.cash.band/
Twitter: twitter.com/Flora_Cash
Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/floracash
www.floracash.com

Nothing Lasts Forever (And It's Fine) - single

The Bad Boys

Flora Cash - The Bad Boys

Three songs that we wrote on for just piano and voice. One song about a young person, one song about a middle aged person and one song about an old person.

The Piano One - Single

Bone Fixer

Blanco White - Outsider

Teenage Dream (cover)

Fire Away (Live)

Flora Cash is a Scandi-American duo made up of Shpresa Lleshaj and Cole Randall. The couple has taken it upon them to sonically explore the diversity of human relationships through minor keys and brooding vocals, they double down on their palette of inky blues and blacks, standing wholly apart from their R&B-Pop peers. Having “met” via SoundCloud and instantly e-hitting it off musically, their “atmospheric in theme and vibe” material had soon after been supported by the likes of Noisey US, Paste, Wonderland, The Music Ninja, Earmilk, The Line of Best Fit, Clash, Impose Magazine and more.
 
Following the success of their last album, ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’ – most with lead single ‘You’re Somebody Else’, which has had over 6 million plays on Spotify and has also featured in numerous playlists. The track also went viral on YouTube with even more (millions) views, which was the breakthrough moment for the couple. Flora Cash also have a substantial year of live performances ahead of them; they’re set to be playing across the world, from Hanoi to Miami, and also making their debut at SXSW this year.
 
Flora Cash now release their new single ’18 Dollars’ where Randall leads the sincerely sublime R&B ballad with husky, reverberating vocals. Minor-keyed guitar wraps Shpresa’s stony harmonies, as they rest on a spine of solemn brass and bass synths. Lleshaj takes centre-stage during the bridge, and the contrast in vocals is poignant. The duo comes together again in the tragically touching closing chorus.
 
The pair skilfully blend elements of acoustic music with ethereal production, hinting at Mt Wolf, Poliça, Vogue Dots and Kings Of Convenience. The honesty of their lyricism is constantly tinged with dark moments, moments of doubt, of anger, of pain fully present in the sonic backbone of Flora Cash.
 
‘18 Dollars is a song that looks back on aspects of a relationship that has ended. There’s a stubbornness and a cockiness about it but that’s really only superficial. Beneath the surface there’s a deep longing to fix something that’s broken but a lack of insight as to how that might be possible. There is confusion about where things stand and how bad (or good) things really were. Ultimately, the track communicates the deeply felt ambiguity that often surrounds the ending of a romantic relationship.’ – Flora Cash

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Find more from Flora Cash here:
Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/artist/6GpcBKNmZDIrRzYkPJu7Wd
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/flora.cash.band/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/Flora_Cash
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/floracash
www.floracash.com

18 Dollars

Stream on Spotify

Flora Cash - 18 Dollars

© 2012 Flora Cash

Written by Randall-Lleshaj
Produced by Daniel Westerlund

lyrics...

Verse 1:

There goes the summer,
here comes the fall.
Bring back the winter,
bring back the shawl.

Verse 2:

There go the sunny days and,
here comes a change.
You bring the funny ways and,
I'll bring the strange.

Chorus:

(Ooh) Cold days are... coming soon,
I'll be warm enough if... I'm next to you.
(Ooh) Dark days well... we will be fine,
Long as I know I'm yours and... you know you're mine.

Verse 3:

There go the little faces,
here comes a train.
Bring me to better places,
I'll do the same.

Verse 4:

There go the many people,
we never knew.
Took all the love I had and,
gave it to you.

(Chorus)

Bridge:

There goes the summer,
there go the sunny days.
There go the little faces,
here comes a train.

(Chorus)

End.

Summerset

Nouvelle chanson joué au Divan du Monde (Paris) 12/11/2012

Mark Kozelek - New song (Ceiling Gazing) - Divan du Monde 2012

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