Name: Stop and smell the roses (DEMO) by Lincoln Martin
Duration: 2 min 24 s
Description: Just a happy, jangly song. Hope to add lyrics to it soon :)

New single from pecq. 

Brittle is about planned obsolescence - a lonely machine singing from the dump realising it was designed to die before its time. It was originally written for a surround-sound and video installation made of a bunch of abandoned tellies. The music video is the second part of a four-part series, following the same character on a journey through each track of an upcoming EP.

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Produced by pecq and Upcycled Sounds: upcycledsounds.co.uk
Mixed by Upcycled Sounds.
Mastered by Felix Davis at Metropolis Studios.
Directed, filmed and edited by Zak Watson.

Special thanks to:
Debbie
Fusion Arts Oxford

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pecq - Brittle

Still Woozy's masterpiece of an album to be enjoyed slowed and reverby ☁

still woozy – these days (slowed + reverb)

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'By Wing or the Deep Blue' is taken from Brand New Moon's second album 'A Quiet Place to Land' which was released in September via Same Page Records.

Combining expansive, evolving sound-worlds with vivid melodies and intricate lyricism the album reveals a yearning to escape the restless claustrophobia of recent times - an ode to blue skies, new landscapes, and the hope of re-connection.

Produced & mixed by Mike Barrett
Additional mixing by Mathew Keightley
Mastered by Nick Powell

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By Wing or the Deep Blue

Taken from the album Golden Doubt.

Melbourne-via-Tasmanian four-piece Quivers first released their 2018 debut We’ll Go Riding on the Hearses as hand-made cassettes. The album dealt with singer Sam Nicholson’s loss of his brother in a free-diving accident, and “trying to not think about that, and often coming back to ghosts, benders, water, and pissing in the snow.” When demand for the album grew, it received a vinyl release and led Quivers to tour the US, film a KEXP session, and be selected by NPR Music for both the Austin 100 SXSW preview and as a ’Slingshot’ artist to watch. Their life-damaged but hopeful jangle pop has only sharpened since then, and while 2021 follow-up Golden Doubt conjures up REM or The Clean there is a lyrical directness that sets this record apart as always its own.

Golden Doubt is carried by shimmering guitars and the harmonizing vocals of members Holly Thomas and Bella Quinlan. Elevated by the production of Matthew Redlich (Holy Holy, Husky, Ainslie Wills), the record explores what comes after grief, and how we throw ourselves back into love. As Nicholson explains, the album tries to bottle “the rush of feelings and fears when you give in to falling for someone. It’s also an album in love with other albums, and the other bands around us.” Before each take at Woodstock and The Aviary studios in Melbourne, Australia, the band would imagine a scene together (a waterhole for “Laughing Waters”, an overgrown carpark for “Videostores”) and then dive in to capture live group takes.

Quivers need to get words on the page and sounds out to keep moving on. Both Sam and Holly lost their brothers in the same year, and through that shared vulnerability they all have together that runs deep. Golden Doubt is also a love letter to playing music as a band and processing it all together rather than just carrying it as a weight. The cancellation of a 21-date US tour they had slated for 2020 has left them undeterred; Quivers plans to continue being a band and get back out into the world as soon as it’s possible.

Of the title, Sam says: “Golden, because musically we daydream with the guitars of Teenage Fanclub and The Cure, the singing of The Roches’ sisters, the basslines of Another Sunny Day, and the drums of Lower Dens or Car Seat Headrest. Golden Doubt, because hitting your thirties
after losing people knocks you off balance for a while, but no longer caring what the world thinks is always a breakthrough feeling.” Quivers may have created the antidote to existential dread by embedding it in songs that feel so present and alive, we might not find firm ground, but there’s bliss in swinging from hook to hook as they sing “we stayed out ‘til there was glitter in our lungs.” Sooner or later you wake up and the doubt has long gone.

Quivers - Chinese Medicine

Just a happy, jangly song. Hope to add lyrics to it soon :)

Stop and smell the roses (DEMO)

about a girl

This is my brand new single 'All I Need' set to release on the 27th of May. The song started off as a jam I had with EKA (Ebenezer Koya) in his DIY studio in Sheildfield. I then introduced it to the band(the KBB) who instantly vibed with it as well as Andy Bell from Blast Recording. This song has really brought us together as musicians and friends, with many late nights in the studio creating. This song is the start of a further project I have coming up called 'Divide and Rule' which touches on more political subjects such as misogyny, violence, and mental health.  
All I Need is heavily influenced by funk and hip hop as I had been listening to a lot of female rappers at the time. It is a song about falling in love and being scared of the vulnerability that comes with that feeling.

All I Need- Kate Bond

Sunflower Seeds

Lives Defined By Winter Skies (SINGLE EDIT)

ethan allen

This is The theme that will play during the first fight against sans in Undertale: Promised insanity

Undertale: Promised insanity- The fun begins.

Richmond, VA

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Stop and smell the roses (DEMO)

Lincoln Martin

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