Nice Track- Best regards from Indietronic Session Perú!!

I'm playing this track on my podcast tomorrow! great sound.

“Dream of Bees” is the first single from Lilies on Mars’ full-length Dot to Dot, to be given worldwide release early next year on Saint Marie Records. Previous recordings by the London-based, Sardinian multi-instrumentalists Lisa Masia and Marina Cristofalo have established the duo, formed in 2009, as purveyors of  poignant, otherworldly “retro-futurist” dreampop.

“Dream of Bees” opens with a hovering organ chord that’s quickly overtaken by an instrumental preview of a chorus that always pulls the listener aloft on a softly turning but slightly dizzying carousel of sound, an image bolstered by a vertiginously calliope-like keyboard line. With the first verse commences a high, distant vocal that soars gently through the rest of the track. Nimble drum work contributed by Valentina Magaletti ensures that the proceedings never quite touch the Ground.

The first remix included with the single comes by way of San Francisco’s ethereal pop team Silver Swans, whose sparer, more synthetic approach to the song brings the vocal line to the fore and uses programmed drums to pull the track’s rhythmic emphasis inside out. A remix by Vancouver-born, New York-based cellist Julia Kent startlingly recasts “Dream of Bees” in purely instrumental terms with an exquisite string arrangement.

Lilies On Mars - Dream Of Bees

ITunes Purchase Link:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/laces/id888914528?i=888914581

Laces Out

from the debut self-titled album by High Tides (Warren Kroll & Steve Lutes), out summer 2015 on Rad Cult

High Tides' remix of "Eruption" originally from the 2014 TOBACCO album "Ultima II Massage" out on Ghostly.  

High Tides at http://www.facebook.com/hightidesvibes

High Tides - Eruption (High Tides Version)

"Into the Sea" is the first single from an upcoming EP by Atlanta artist, MatAre.

Into the Sea

Music by Arne Barlindhaug Ellingsen. 
Mastered by Jonas Nordelius. Cover design by Deer du Bois  
https://open.spotify.com/track/5QetNGuBIfucRjwfE0HD8C
https://itunes.apple.com/se/album/know-your-name-single/id1086811357?l=en


Know Your Name

Recorded by Papertwin
Mixed by Abe Seiferth
Mastered by Heba Kadry

The Pool

Machine Translations "Parliament Of Spiders"

Pinkshinyultrablast - In The Hanging Gardens (Ice Choir Remix)

Buy on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/BJMHoldThatThoughtAp
Pre-save on Spotify: http://smarturl.it/BJMHoldThatThoughtSP

This is the new single which announces the band's forthcoming two albums to be released this year. The first track is "Hold That Thought" which comes from the album "Something Else" which is to be released on 1st June 2018. The second track is "Drained" which will come from the self titled album that will be released in September of 2018. Both tracks were recorded in Berlin & the band are announcing tours of the USA, Canada, Australasia & Europe throughout the year.

Hold That Thought

get it here: https://morningface.bandcamp.com/album/outta-space-2

A collab between Kate Hummel & Mark Refoy https://soundcloud.com/slipstreamuk

Broadcast Postcard

Morningface & Slipstream - I Don't Wanna Know

preview of GRACE/CONFUSION tracks, excerpts from "Black Reel" and other unreleased works

The Autumn Reel

Papertwin started playing music together in 2009, formed by Max Decker after narrowly escaping a lucrative career as a landscape painter. After two homespun EPs and a long hiatus, the band is set to release their first full length album ‘Family Portraits’ via Druyan Records.
Recorded in Decker’s home studio in Massachusetts with longtime friend Francis Cardinale and receiving guidance from Nick Shopa, the LP was mixed by Jorge Elbrecht (Tamaryn, Sky Ferriera, Japanese Breakfast) and mastered by Heba Kadry (Bjork, Slowdive, Ryuchi Sakamoto).
The friends convened after taking a beat to re-configure and re-evaluate their personal lives after some major changes. Lead singer Max Decker had recently had a kid and moved from New York back to Massachusetts where he had grown up, and instrumentalist and producer Francis Cardinale had just lost his father to a prolonged battle with cancer and decided to re-locate to Los Angeles. The band decided to leave behind the musical orbit they were inhabiting due to these evolving external life circumstances. This genesis & paradox is the foreground of Family Portraits -- kind of like a vortex/hole, an accumulation of noise & fragments from where things end & also where things begin. That’s not to say that the band went into this album with the intention of “documenting trauma” or sorting through it via the music, even. The theme of family acts as a foundation, but also as something to be explored. The record is both familiar & unsettling. Shocking but calm. There’s a languidness to the vocal production & melodic sensibility (if you can trace it underneath soundscapes that are unequivocal, fractured, dry & recall some of Talk Talk’s greatest tape collages to date). It’s impressionistic. Something you can’t quite inhabit, but can’t quite easily walk away from either. It’s elusive, self-contained and full of life — full of lives lost and the prospect of newer ones, whether they be sounds, experiences or chapters beginning.

The Pool

Papertwin

Recent comments

KOOLROCKRADIO official

beatmaster23

Dj Majestic Peru

Cavendish Fixed Sterre

Related tracks