W. H. Lung - Gd Tym

Coat Of Feathers

"Fuss", a psych-pop gem with a hip-hop backbone, is the first single from Sadie, the debut EP from Oakland-based Astronauts, etc..

The 12" vinyl release is limited to 500 copies. Free download included with every order. Order at our website:

http://www.hitcityusa.com/store/vinyl/astronauts-etc-sadie

Mixed by Andrew Maury.
Mastered by Heba Kadry.

Astronauts, etc. - Fuss

Produced by @likeaparrotproductions 
Mixed by Eric Palmquist
Mastered by John Greenham

Behind the Scenes Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz0fYw-T1y8 

Higher

soundtrack for documentary "horizontes" by eileen hofer

With My Heart by Heidi Happy

written, arranged, played and recorded
by Heidi Happy

mixed
by Jeannot Steck

label
Silent Mode

labelcode
LC-29224

publishing
Silent Mode Publishing

IRSC
CH9971500002

release date
01/09/2015

lyrics:

With My Heart 

In the backyard stands an oak tree 
And it's listening to 
Its leaves falling down 

All my life I have been watching it 
Growing 
Standing proud in the dawn 

And all along I knew 
There's an easy life 
I could have chosen 
But did not 

I'm lacing up my shoes 
And my shoulder hurts 
But I heal it with my heart 

Thinking bout the times 
When I was a child that 
I have never really been 

Look at my passion 
Carrying me and the growing 
It was worth not giving in 

And all along I knew 
There's an easy life 
I could have chosen 
But did not 

I'm lacing up my shoes 
And my shoulder hurts 
But I heal it with my heart 

And all along I knew 
There's an easy life 
I could have chosen 
But did not 

I'm lacing up my shoes 
And my shoulder hurts 
But I heal it with my heart



With My Heart

"Animal" taken from the forthcoming full-length album  from Fast Romantics, coming in summer of 2016.

Written by Matthew Angus
Performed by Fast Romantics
Produced by Gus Van Go, Werner F, and Gavin Brown.

Animal

Where Am I Going

'Rolling with the Punches' taken off the acoustic album S'bongile (2014) but originally featured on Field's third album entitled 1984 (2011). This is the acoustic version.

Written by: Josie Field
Published by: Josie Field Music
Produced by: Kevin Leicher of Dark Star

Rolling With The Punches

The latest single from Teleman's new album 'Brilliant Sanity': http://smarturl.it/BrilliantSanityCDLP

They appear on Later With Jools Holland on 18th October and in the full programme on 21st October.

See them live around the UK in October/November - full details at http://smarturl.it/TelemanLive

Teleman - English Architecture

This is the end of the line for you
I can’t give you any more space or more room
It don’t seem to matter what words I use
It’s no secret I’m more in this than you

In the summertime
Gonna set you free
And when you can’t do better you come back to me

And in the winter months
When you start to freeze
And you can’t find nobody 
Just don’t look to me
Just don’t look to me 

I’ve come to learn your season’s change
I’ve come to learn your season’s change
I know in memory it still feels the same
I’ve come to learn your season’s change

And I’ll say it again
This is the end of the lies it’s true
I can’t save you from yourself 
It looks like your doomed
It don’t seem to matter what words I use
You keep running in the same old loop

In the summertime
I can guarantee 
That you’ll find a lover
Who don’t love like me

And in the winter months
When you start to freeze
And he can’t warm your body 
Just don’t look to me
Just don’t look to me 

I’ve come to learn your season’s change
I’ve come to learn your season’s change
I know in memory it still feels the same
I’ve come to learn your season’s change


Sure, dear I’ll empathize
No secret that
I can’t set you free
No, I can’t set you free
Sure, dear I’ll waste my time
No secret that
I’m not what you need
No, I’m not what you need
And what you need from me 
I cannot give you

I’ve come to learn your season’s change
I’ve come to learn your season’s change
I know in memory it still feels the same
I’ve come to learn your season’s change

credits:
released April, 20 2018

Drums: Zander Ambrose 
Bass: Tim Smith
Guitar: Dalton Yoder
Percussion: Murph Aucamp 
Rhodes: Andre Bernier
Organ: Andrew Novoa
Guitar/Vocals: Matt Shill

Songwriter: Matt Shill and Andre Bernier
Producer: Andrew Novoa, Matt Shill 
Mixing and Mastering: Andrew Novoa 
Artwork: Koa Ho

Instagram: @mattshillmusic 
Facebook: @mattshillmusic 
Twitter: @mattshillmusic 
Youtube: mattshillmusic

Booking Inquiries: 
contact@mattshill.com

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Seasons

GO is how I imagine the houseband in Westworld sounding.

Only unreleased / B side / Rough and Live stuff here. 

After five solo albums and receiving nine (9) South African Music Award (SAMA) nominations including Best Female Artist: Josie Field has had one of the more interesting journeys through the South African music landscape, now embracing tiny house living on a narrowboat, Field sets sail in a new direction.  

Her signature sound is a potent mix of lyricism and fire, heart-felt issues and tender constructions. She has a unique voice as well as vocal delivery style that sets her apart from the mainstream pop princesses of the music world. This marked leaning to sing about actual issues means that her guitar-led songs have an edge to them that many do not expect. Having dabbled in soul, blues and country in her third album and with strong elements of jazz coming through on her latest release, Josie is no ordinary folk musician, don’t be misled by the singer/songwriter tag

Her debut album Mercury was the spark that started the fire back in 2006. Several songs went on to receive radio play-listing and the album sold well. Josie followed that up in 2008 with Leyland which was an altogether deeper, slightly darker record.

She received three (3) SAMA and two (2) MK Award nominations for the album but has not stopped there. 1984 was released in early 2011 and was an instant hit with fans and critics alike receiving three (3) SAMA nominations in 2012 including the coveted “Best Female Artist” nomination. 

Josie Field has emerged from being the new, young singer-songwriter on the block to being an established artist with a career of depth and variety. She has stuck to her guns, developing a body of work that has to be taken seriously in its range, depth and the accumulated volume of hours behind it. Her on-going creative collaboration with producer Kevin Leicher has added structure to her output over time. Josie is a hard working artist, gigging, song-writing and recording in an on-going loop of activity.

Josie started out playing open-mic sessions wherever she could. But since then she has had airplay on every national and regional radio station in the country and shared the stage with huge international acts including James Blunt, Ziggy Marley, Westlife, Missy Higgins and most recently, Michelle Shocked. She was also one of the artists who sang for Nelson Mandela at his 90th Birthday party and performed at Fan Parks at the Semi and Finals of the Soccer World Cup 2010. 

This energetic singer has also kept herself busy with more than just shows and award ceremonies. In 2010 Josie became ambassador for the Levi Strauss Curve ID campaign, which has changed the way woman will shop for jeans forever. In the following year her song Power taken from 1984, was partnered with the Suzuki Kizashi advertising campaign. 

2011 saw Field organize her own music festival, The Drake Music Festival, which she promoted, managed and ran herself. Three albums is a career for many artists in South Africa, but Josie has no intention of stopping anytime soon. Having teamed up with Laurie Levine (Americana singer songwriter) in 2013 for Side By Side, their folksy side project, which was dubbed SA’s Best Collaboration of the Year and with an acoustic album just released, 2014 looks very bright indeed.