Thanks to my boyfriend for the instrumental again! ( He's awesome! )

AIR - You make it easy

2013 Paper Bag Records
Crying My Heart Out (Edit) / Mixed by Dan Lissvik
From the album Ultramarine [Deluxe Edition]
Preorder the 2xCD now: 
http://shop.paperbagrecords.com/products/ultramarine-deluxe-edition

Single available digitally August 27th, 2013
Album available September 24th, 2013

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YOUNG GALAXY - Crying My Heart Out (Edit)

2014 Paper Bag Records
Sam Roberts Band
Shapeshifters (Young Galaxy Remix)

From the Sam Roberts Band Record Store Day release (April 19th)
'We're All In This Together / Shapeshifters'

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SAM ROBERTS BAND - Shapeshifters (Young Galaxy Remix)

Montoya  "Carry oceans" - homemade single, 2014
(mix by Samuel Nomdedeu)
Available on iTunes : http://bit.ly/1DXr73s

http://www.yomontoya.com

Carry Oceans

From the album Lateness of Dancers, out September 9, 2014 on Merge Records.
http://www.mergerecords.com/lateness-of-dancers

Lateness of Dancers

Order from Merge

Hiss Golden Messenger "Saturday's Song"

Produced by Nacey

buy on iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/MisunAlbum

Buy on iTunes

Misun - Texas To Minnesota

Future Islands - The Chase

The Art Of Escape (Magical Mistakes Remix)

Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix

Rome (Neighbours with Devendra Banhart)

From the debut album Light.  Available June 1, 2018 from Western Vinyl.

Bandcamp https://julianadaugherty.bandcamp.com/
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/light/1352432904?ls=1&app=itunes
WV http://westernvinyl.com/shop/wv148

It’s hard to imagine that Juliana Daugherty’s softness and subtlety could materialize amid the tumult of current-day Charlottesville, VA, but every mode of being continues in the people of Charlottesville, as it does elsewhere, despite the impressions headlines might give. Despite the societal ills that dominate our screens, private struggles still exist, and Daugherty’s debut Light gives them palatable, manageable, and satisfying form.

“I wrote this record partly to strip mental illness of its power,” Daugherty says. She adds, “There is nothing useful or beautiful to be gleaned from the experience of depression.” Though this statement seems contrary to the romantic tone of Light, it’s refreshing to hear an artist speak of their own depression with objectivity, unwilling to be charmed by the gloom. Daugherty wields her songcraft like a sword, not a diary to be buried in a drawer.

As one listens, it becomes clear that Light was not a title chosen despite the gravity of its subject matter-- romantic struggle, abject depression, and throbbing vulnerability-- but rather in service of it. Light, so to speak, comes when we give shape to what haunts us.

Light  

Juliana Daugherty - "Player"

Purchase new track "Give It Up" and order limited Edition Cassette tape here- 
http://www.b3scirecords.com/product/b3sr-026-misun-give-it-up-june
 
Misun (pronounced 'me•sun') is undeniably energetic and catchy. Misun transcends traditional pop as they effortlessly blend 60's rock & roll nostalgia with hip-hop, dance and a touch of spaghetti western. Misun have self-proclaimed their sound as Aquawave. However their sound is defined, their deft exploration of sonics and style makes their catalog multidimensional (and at times unpredictable) while their music always remains cohesive and timeless.

By way of Washington DC, their debut EP "The Sea" was released in the summer of 2012 on T&A Records. Misun have since cultivated their fan base organically -- through a series of self-released digital singles in 2013. In 2014, Misun released their debut album "Superstitions", followed by their second EP "Feel Better" in the spring of 2015.

Now, Misun follows up the debut album "Superstitions" with a fresh new Nacey produced anthem "Give It Up," a sunny-side-up tune about heartache that slips and slides atop sparse instrumentals.

Misun sustain a chord of excitement throughout the tastemaker blogosphere and radio, with early champions including Pitchfork, KCRW, NPR, Fader, Stereogum and numerous #1 hits on the influential Hype Machine.