Written by Junodef.
Recorded at Parlour Studios (UK).
Produced by Russ Russell. 
Mastered by Noel Summerville. 
Cover art by Aneta Pruszynska.

Eurovision 2004

She Wants To Win

Anemone

It’s our final Free Music Monday of 2014 and we have a very special one... The founder and head honcho of one of 2014’s most prominent record label's 'PC Music' A. G. Cook has exclusively produced a track for us to give to you today! It’s chopped up vocals and uplifting melody are both playful and soulful and we love it… Merry Christmas! 

@agcook
pcmusic.info

FMM: A. G. Cook - What I Mean

Dark Places

What a lovely day today 
To throw our lies away 
Just to feel them burning on our skin 
What a lovely thing to say 
Life always finds a way 
And what is here was meant to be 

Now as the rivers flow 
I would just like to know 
How tall a tree can grow 
If you let it 
And now the flowers bloom 
But the sunset's coming soon 
Which colors will they have tomorrow? 

What a lovely gift it is 
To think we'll handle this 
As the soil is dried from every drop 
What a lovely thing to do 
Let the ice melt under you 
As the sand is swallowed by the sea 

Now as the rivers flow...

And now the flowers bloom 
But the sun will end them soon 
Which colors will we see 
tomorrow...


Music & Lyrics- Karolina B. Beyer
Main vocals and guitar- Karolina B. Beyer
Keys and backing Vocals - Elias Graversten (from "Ritzy Park")
Recording and Mixing- Abbey Roads Institute

COLORS OF TOMORROW

Pre-order: https://LifeAndDeath.lnk.to/AmoreABordoPista

Margot - Amore a Bordo Pista

Release Date: December 1st, 2017
Label: Life and Death
Format: Vinyl / Digital
Cat #: LAD036

Contemporary Italo-Disco and foggy rave culture mark Margot’s first 12” on Life and Death, a welcomed surprise. Drawing on nearly two decades of production expertise, Amore a Bordo Pista recalls the Riccione duo’s sparking remix of Daphni, math-house Holger moment and now-classic Border Community offering. 

Machines breathe on A1, where throbbing synth-bass meets timeless vocoder, as premiered on DJ Tennis’ Essential Mix debut. The afterparty and warehouse meld on the flip, a mind-bending time-warp - somewhere between panic and introspection. 

Technicolour signee, Dauwd, aces his re-depicton of the title track, hinting at golden-era Chain Reaction, while Kiwi slows down Salsce, retaining all of its drive, adding further cosmic brushstrokes. 

Four weapons of the mind, just in time for Life and Death’s annual Art Basel showcase, a trippy affair.

Eurovision 2004

Junodef

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