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Alma’s Cove

Alma's Cove

Eat Quiche, Sleep, Repeat

Presenting the third single ‘Ron Song’ taken from Melbourne/Naarm multi-instrumentalist Don Glori’s forthcoming third album, Paper Can’t Wrap Fire. An ode to Brazil’s musical heritage, it’s Don’s nod to icons and influences including João Donato and Seu George. Samba-flecked, yet with a distinctive Don Glori groove, it’s doused in buttery Rhodes, hazy vocal harmonies and acoustic guitar riffs. Combine that with a serving of long majestic horn lines and the instantly recognisable cuíca and it’s a one-way ticket to Rio’s sunshine-soaked shores. 
 
Speaking about the track, Don mentions, “The thing I love about ‘Ron Song’ is all the ear candy. The Rhodes was routed through the preamp of an original suitcase Rhodes to give it the proper stereo trem it needed. The guitar just breaking through the ribbon mic contrasts against the very digital chorus on the bass. The bass is pushed out to the sides, using every dial tone sample at once. Texturally it feels like an ear massage. 
 
Alcides Neto laid down cuíca throughout the track and fans of Azymuth/Brazilian music in general will appreciate the partido alto underneath the trumpet solo. It’s as if the cuíca and Rhodes are having a conversation in the outro.”


Don Glori - Ron Song

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Stream 'Changin Me' now : https://bfan.link/changin-me

Changin Me is an atmospheric surf rock trip, carried by waves and sunlight, the track captures the essence of the Swiss project Worries And Other Plants : a DIY blend of psychedelic indie, raw emotion, and visual art. Born in a living room among friends, this project led by Dio grows songs like plants, nurtured by emotion and artistic experimentation.

Changin Me

Worries And Other Plants - Changin Me

For her fifth studio album, Hollie Cook is returning to Mr Bongo almost fifteen years since the Brighton label released her debut album. Entitled Shy Girl, it’s a sun-drenched exploration of love in all its guises and marks her most authentic body of work to date. The second single from the release is the title track and provides the perfect opener for the album. It’s a buoyant and elastic slice of lovers rock that bubbles with a charisma and positivity that Cook radiates.  

Written and recorded in a moment of spontaneous intuition at Relic Room Studios in NYC, with the finishing touches written in Echo Park, LA, ‘Shy Girl’ is a snapshot into the vision and meaning behind the album as a whole. “I’m not a natural show-off,” Cook explains. “The Shy Girl theme is me. It’s just about being my most vulnerable self and being as true to the music that I love as possible.” 

Across three glorious minutes, shimmering guitars sit atop a groove-heavy, dubby bassline, and organ bubbles, as Hollie effortlessly serenades in her soft-hued tones. A song speaking of letting one’s guard down and opening up to love, it’s a signature example of the ‘tropical pop’ sound that Hollie has made her own.


Shy Girl

Flamenco Jazz Fusion, Quintet (Guitare flamenca, Piano jazz, Contrebasse, Batterie/Cajón, Saxophone), Dialogue authentique entre traditions flamenco et jazz moderne

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Lucas apoyó la espalda contra la pared, en la esquina de un callejón estrecho. Desde allí veía el ir y venir de la gente en la plaza: un vendedor que pesaba naranjas, un turista que consultaba un mapa, un niño que tiraba piedras a un charco, una pareja de jóvenes amantes besándose apasionadamente en un banco y el resto, mirando el móvil, inmersos en su mundo en Línea.
Su mirada no era casual. Como un cuervo en la rama, observaba cada gesto, cada intercambio de miradas, cada bolsa entregada con demasiada discreción. La ciudad hablaba, y él sabía escucharla sin interrumpirla.

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