Lee's playlist

So Electric: When It Was Now (The Remixes)

If So (Magic Man Remix)

01 dead wrong intro [the notorious b.i.g. vs. the xx]

03 it's all about the crystalizabeths [the notorious b.i.g. vs. the xx]

05 one more chance for a heart to skip a beat [the notorious b.i.g. vs. the xx]

Gold On The Ceiling is from the new album El Camino. 

El Camino

Gold on the Ceiling

So Jealous

Walking with a Ghost

Sainthood

Tegan And Sara - Northshore

DDPesh - Nasty Feel (B.I.G. vs. MGMT vs. Justice)

Up From Below

Janglin

Check out these excellent new sounds from the <a href="http://www.pub.gaga.com.au">Gaga Pub</a> catalogue. If you want to know more, check out our <a href="http://www.gaga.com.au">site</a>, follow us on <a href="http://www.twitter.com/gaga_music">Twitter</a> and <a href="http://www.facebook.com/GagaMusic">Facebook</a>, and <a href="http://eepurl.com/Vtm-">join our mailing list</a>. For all licensing enquiries, <a href="mailto:katie@gaga.com.au">get in touch with Katie</a>. 

The Black Keys: Little Black Submarines

Tornado '87

I first was introduced to Lissie through her monster vocal performance on Morgan Page's The Longest Road.  "When I'm Alone" is from her second solo effort and it finds Lissie stretching out vocally, and it pays off.  The shuffle of the rhythm section alludes to what a night alone with her is like...
"When I'm alone, You make me feel..."


Lissie - When I'm Alone

F**kin' Problems (ft. Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar) Available Now: http://smarturl.it/fkinproblems?iqID=sc

Listen to the full track here: http://youtu.be/frhiMVQV_tw

F**kin' Problems (ft. Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar)

Back 2 Tha Future - Iggy Azalea

'Work' out now on iTunes: http://po.st/Work

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Work

BUY ON ITUNES

Heart Of Nowhere

There Will Come A Time

'Bounce' out now on iTunes: http://po.st/bounceitunes

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Change Your Life

Bounce

New Self-Titled Album Available Now.

Download on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/esmzitunes

Lyrics:
I’ve seen better days, dripping down your face
We don’t have to talk, let’s dance
For all the times you felt alone, dreaming better
I see better, better days
Too dumb to say goodbye that's some cliché shit, make me wanna cry
Just know that every time I look in your eye, I see better, I see better, better days
 
Try to remember, that you can’t forget
Down with history, up with your head
For sweet tomorrow, she never fell from grace
We might still know sorrow but we got better days
 
I seen better ways, some won’t believe
But I don’t need much more than faith
For all the times you felt alone
Dreaming better, dreaming better, better ways
Too dumb to say goodbye, now that’s some give up shit, make me wanna cry
Just know that every time I look in your eye, I see better, I see better, better days
 
Try to remember, that you can’t forget
Down with history, up with your head
For sweet tomorrow, she never fell from grace
We might still know sorrow but we got better days
 
Better days.
Guess who's back in town.  

Download on iTunes

Better Days

Since forming in 2005, the Rural Alberta Advantage (Nils Edenloff, Amy Cole and Paul Banwatt) has earned fans and critical acclaim with their unique style of percussive indie-folk songs woven from tales of singer/songwriter Edenloff’s Alberta heritage. Edenloff’s exodus from the province inspired the band’s name and many of the songs from their enthralling debut album, Hometowns, originally self-released in 2008. Buzz grew quickly as indie music fans discovered the record and championed the band online as digital music retailer eMusic.com featured the record in their Selects program spotlighting unsigned artists. Hometowns became the highest-selling Selects act in history and a critical darling nearly overnight, appearing on dozens of “Best of 2008” lists in newspapers, blogs, and radio podcasts across North America and Europe. 

The inspiring DIY success story of the Rural Alberta Advantage has continued to gain momentum and attract fans and followers of their exciting live performances and gritty, honest songs. A breakthrough performance at the 2009 SXSW festival in Austin, Texas won the ultimate seal of approval from Pitchfork (“This band could be huge”) and a nod as a “buzz band” from the Associated Press. More glowing press reviews and sold-out club dates in major cities throughout the United States have followed and Hometowns will be released properly for the first time on Saddle Creek in July 2009.

Edmonton

After a breakthrough 2009 that saw them earn comparisons to The Arcade Fire and Neutral Milk Hotel, capture SXSW buzz playing on a bill with Grizzly Bear, sell out a tour, sign to Saddle Creek, and score a “Breaking Out” featuring in SPIN, The Rural Alberta Advantage are poised to explode in 2011 with the March 1 release of Departing.

With their new album, the band further refines the exuberant guitar work; everything-on-the-table singing; songwriting full of conviction and detail; and majestic, keyboard-sprinkled arrangements that have won them so many fans. Departing strings together themes of small towns, Canadian fall and winter, break ups, and redemption and serves as a companion piece to their beloved debut album Hometowns. Highlights include the affecting “North Star,” the stark regret of “Tornado,” and the storming, percussive surge of “Stamp”.

The group consists of singer/guitarist Nils Edenloff, also the chief writer in the group; Paul Banwatt, whose raucous percussion pushes the songs into overdrive; and multi-instrumental Amy Cole, who provides keys, percussion, and backing vocals. Borrowing a regional slogan, Edenloff grew up in rural Fort McMurray, Alberta, and draws on his experiences there in his songwriting.

About their debut, Pitchfork Media gave it an 8.0, raving that “songs this good deserve to be heard by audiences as large as their sonic scope.” Meanwhile, All Music Guide said, “If there was an award for ‘Most likeable album of 2009,’ RAA would win by a landslide… Can’t wait to hear the next one.”

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