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Jeff Souza vs. Laritonz feat Nina Karolidou - Fire (Original Mix)

Elek3life Feat. Nina - Till The End (Original Mix)

New song I made with the insanely talented Kameel Khan. Enjoy :) 

Beauty In Broken (feat. Kameel Khan)

ES Shades Of Blue - Nina Karolidou

Release Date: June 10, 2016
bill@teamclermont.com

American Monoxide is a playful experiment in sound and song. 

American Monoxide is the solo home recordings of Dimitri Manos. He’s been making trashy cool jams and vivid yet economical instrumentals in lo-tech analogue fashion at his house in Tucson, Arizona. 

The new batch is "Web Content", a perfect summer mix for the freaks. Twelve tracks of dance, trash, noise and novelty. Here’s comes the summer and here’s a mix for your road trip, pool party, or whatever. This home recorded weirdo summer must was mixed by Jim Waters at Waterworks Studios in Tucson, Arizona. 

This is the second full length release by American Monoxide. 

Hot Lava Express

My debut album 'Sweet Dreamer' is out now: https://atlanti.cr/sweetdreamer

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Girls Like Me

Most Definitely EP available now on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/most-definitely-ep/id1086042667

After announcing their split recently, Kins have scrapped plans for their early 2016 sophomore LP and have instead released an abbreviated version in the form of the EP ’Most Definitely’. 

As with their 2015 EP ‘Cyclical’, ’Most Definitely’ was recorded in the German city of Dusseldorf where front-man Thomas Savage had been based until recently. The songs are inflamed, tangled and charged with irritability and dejection; a 20 minute parting remark from an stylistically itinerant band as they self-detonate.   

Stop, Repeat, Stop

Release date: June 17, 2016
cecile@teamclermont.com

Self-released
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“Wind me up, push me around, just don’t tell me to settle down.” That’s the sound of singer Oscar Baker’s voice as it pulsates through the title track of Chicago-based alt-rock trio ODDITY’s debut album, “Settle Down.” The track has a shared musical lineage with another hard-driving alternative track; and while any comparisons to a song like “Smells Like Teen Spirit” might seem like a form of heresy, the fact that the band has worked with the same prolific producer, the ever-present rock shaman Steve Albini, who helmed that rapturous grunge standard to engineer their new record is evidence that ODDITY is a band with a thorough understanding of their own history but who also isn’t afraid to see where that history might lead them. “Why fly like a monster, when you’re moving like a dancer,” Baker sings as he inaugurates his listeners to these 11 tracks of churning rock authenticity.

“It’s like having three people in the same body--that’s how connected we are in everything we do,” ODDITY’s Harvey Baker explains as he reveals details about the development process for the album. With squalling guitar riffs that recall the clang and electricity of Queens of the Stone Age and a collection of jammy nods to 70s classics by bands like Led Zeppelin and Wings, ODDITY brings a full armory of noise which pours from the fingers and voices of all three members, creating a truly unique and mesmeric rock cacophony.

As two thirds of the band trace their genealogies back to the UK, it’s not surprising that songs like “Turn” and “Ghost” have a Madchester-scene/Stone Roses feel to them, and that Mani would surely be proud of those liquid bass lines. For those that run at a quicker gait, “Pressure’s Gone” channels Dave Grohl and his high energy, frenetic work with The Foo Fighters that gives listeners the feeling that they can conquer the world. The LP slows down with “Rolling with the Punches,” which combines the bucolic showmanship of Wilco with the power ballad theatrics of a band like Aerosmith. Each song of the album was recorded directly to tape, making listeners feel as though they are in the room with the band. The recording and mixing was based in one location, Electrical Audio in Chicago. This all occurred during last parts of January 2016 over the course of eight days.

ODDITY formed around January of 2012 under the name Fletcher and released two EP’s, “Open Arms” and “Thundersteps,” which helped to establish their serrated rock credibility with audiences and critics across theU.S. In the opening months of 2016, the trio decided to go in a different direction artistically, and this change in approach eventually prompted the name change. “We changed our name because we are reinventing our sound, so we’d thought we should reinvent ourselves,” frontman Oscar Baker elaborated.

The band consists of brothers Oscar and Harvey Baker and drummer Tom Fry, who independently released “Open Arms” in 2013 and “Thundersteps” in 2014 and plan to do the same for the upcoming release of “Settle Down.” Under their previous name, ODDITY played countless shows all over their hometown of Chicago and spent time touring across the Midwest and West Coast (Illinois, Ohio, Wisconsin, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, and Colorado) and continue to have upcoming shows in the Windy City as well as planning for a summer tour in the near future.

“Settle Down” is due out June 17, 2016. 


ODDITY - "Pressure's Gone"

Lorde's Unreleased song called "Precious Metals"

Lorde - Precious Metals (FULL UNRELEASED SONG)

Say (Single)

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https://open.spotify.com/track/2Zq29RqXaPm0BxZIF4DTHO
Download @ https://sonofdov.bandcamp.com/album/wolves

Lorde - Precious Metals (FULL UNRELEASED SONG)

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