really interesting soundscape! truly creative and musically outstanding

Fabulous! Recommended by a friend who knows her music. Oh yes.

Listening to this whilst theres a 30 degree heat electrical storm outside... fitting! x

fantastic.   What an incredible arrangement.

@light-and-the-black: Thank you so much! Listening to your songs now. Loving them!

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"Kingdome II"
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1. Bob Earland - "Charles"
2. Mate - "ww(doubleyou)"
3. Ben NCM - "I Fucking Missed Lucie's Wedding"
4. ZENGUN - "Hidden"
5. Maddie Ellerby - "Gabriel"
6. AlgernonCornelius - "Reliable Bathroom"
7. Izambard - "Homerton"
8. Brother Portrait - "Sundial"
9. Ohmns - "Paul Is Sure"
10. Kenny Dust - "Leon"
11. Izambard - "Combo (Playboy Nolan Edit)"

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Brother Portrait - Sundial

Bob Earland - Charles

Composed by Phil Toms based on a theme by David Cameron
Ending on an unfinished anti-climax to represent real life!
https://www.philtomsmusic.com 

Cameron's Theme (Unfinished Demo)

'Dorothy' is the new album by Tunng co-founder Sam Genders aka Diagrams. Currently crowdfunding on Indiegogo for a self-release of the album in spring 2017.
Sam wrote the songs for the album with 90-year-old Washington State poet Dorothy Trogdon and the album is produced by Mike Lindsay and Kristofer Harris. http://www.dorothycampaign.com

Diagrams 'Dorothy'  - album teaser

"We Don't Want Your Tiny Hands, Anywhere Near Our Underpants"

This is the chant that Fiona Apple created for the "Women’s March" in Washington, DC January 21st, 2017. She recorded it on a phone. 
m-Dub (Michael Whalen)produced the track and the mix. 

https://www.womensmarch.com

"Tiny Hands" Women's March Chant (featuring Fiona Apple)

Orlando was living and working as an actor in LA when his girlfriend at the time lent him Elliot Smith’s old guitar. Then she left him. He made his way home to London and was struck by the rapidly changing city, its caffeinated highs and 'Gin Street' lows. Thanks to a special collaboration with the Southbank Sinfonia, Orlando met viola players Becky Hopkin and Patricia Ramirez. Along with bassist Micky Turkington they created the Swell, an attempt to capture the epic sweep of the unreal city.

Then the sky fell down.
Life lurched left and steadily became more like wrestling than dancing. 

So armed with new drummer Andrew Gallop the band holed up in a condemned rehearsal space behind Denmark Street and began to carve out a harsher, less lyrical sound that reflected the turbulent times. In December 2015 they released their latest single ‘Wrestling’.
Happily critics and fans embraced the new direction and The Swell have since been playing sold out shows around the country and performing at some of the UK’s leading festivals. New releases are on their way…
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“Such freshness, and vigor, and power and newness about the writing and the delivery…it really swept us away. You must try and see Orlando Seale and The Swell if you possibly can.”
Tom Robinson BBC6 Music

“Brilliant British band Orlando Seale and The Swell – like Arcade Fire with better lyrics.”
Serena Davies, Daily Telegraph

“Like a male Florence and The Machine”
Noel Fielding

”A ballsy, bohemian behemoth coming on like Jarvis Cocker fronting Arcade Fire with a petite orchestra of drum-beating and string-serenading beauties.”
Will Rees, Wilderness festival

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