My selections for March 2020. Hear the full playlist at http://www.birp.fm/playlist/2020/march-2020

BIRP! March 2020

Cervantes Cave

Early Bird

Ainda É Cedo

Coming soon on FTP s/o textasy and all my international bass allstars

Bend Ya Back - Skinny Pimp (Bass Mix)

a cover of a song by Alan Price for the film O, Lucky Man!

made for my friend and brother, Angus Imrie

Poor People

Recorded, mixed and mastered by audio-wizard Conor Kearney. He's in a good band called Haze.
This is the last Zebrafi song.

Smallest Violin

You got all that weight on your shoulders
Take a breath, have a laugh, think it over
It ain’t all bad that you're older

You got all that ache in your temple
Stop losing your mind like you’re mental
It ain't all bad with the candle burning out

And may all these things that concern you fly
In time you won’t be here and that’s all right

You got all that life in the mirror
If you look real close you can see her
Waiting in line at the theatre

She’s got all that look in a smile
And something that says just stay a while
A flicker in the kitchen tile

And may all these things that allure you fly
In time they won’t be here and that’s all right

You got all the time in the whole world
Just you and me and our little girl
Looking at those little curls

All That Weight

Out 17th Jan 2020 on limited 7" (250 copies) - https://www.speedywunderground.com/shop/singles

SW033 - PVA - Divine Intervention

David Lewis

dedicated to the late Joyce Vincent and  all others who suffer in silence

photo by the great André Kertesz

Joycey

All Mine

hey been a minute this is a 4 track demo of some shit I've been working on love ya x

afternoon (demo)

QUARANTINE SERIES 05 // ISLAND (Naima Bock & Dan Carey) - Maybe The Light

The Nectarine Sea

SOLITARY

This song imagines a future where Chernobyl is a tourist destination. One where people come to relax on the beaches and wander through the radioactive pine tree forest. Don't forget to drink up your iodine, don't want to grow an extra limb.

Red Pine Tree's

Blending a mellow sound with laid-back bluesy chords, Bristol four-piece Kimbo Nice exude light-hearted and care-free energy that distinguishes their style. Inspired by Talking Heads, Viagra Boys and Modern Lovers, the four musicians – vocalist Ali Topan, guitarist James Wilkinson, bassist Oly Honess and drummer Taryn McDonnell – met in 2018 and started jamming together shortly after.

The wave pop band has quickly found success in Bristol: after headlining Rough Trade and supporting Winston Surfshirt at Thekla, they are now ready to perform for a wider UK audience. Having been featured in Spotify’s Hot New Bands and Fresh Finds and received support from BBC Music Introducing and magazines such as Lost and Found, Yuck and Clunk, Kimbo Nice are on the radar of the new music scene enthusiasts.

Kimbo Nice write lyrics that reflect upon love, life, taking pride in who you are and always being yourself, and their melodies carry smooth-groove vibes, which make the listeners feel at ease. As their shoegazey sound continues to evolve, fans can expect to hear new music soon.

David Lewis

Kimbo Nice

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