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#Playlist 53

Catch all the latest music from artists you follow, plus new singles picked for you. Updates every Friday.

Release Radar

PJ Harvey

drowned velvet

Moon River, Audrey Hepburn

Aethiopes

Asylum

Drugs Du Jour

This was a song that came to me in the studio the morning after the famous Jerry Rubin party. I wrote it down quickly, told the musicians what key, and started to sing it. John came back in from the back room, and said "I don't want to hear this. It's too painful." So we stopped. But the song went on the album. He didn't want to mess with it.  After he passed away, many fans wrote to me saying "Yoko, read this, you were writing about the vigil!" It was eerie. I was writing the song in 1972 about a vigil that actually happened in 1980!
yoko

- Yoko Ono, 29 May 2011

<b>DEATH OF SAMANTHA</b>

People say I’m cool, ya, I’m a cool chick, baby.
Every day I thank god that I’m such a cool chick, baby.

When i'm on the phone, i thank god,
My voice sounds smooth and clear without a trace of tear.
When i'm at work, i thank god,
I still have that smile Ma used to say lit her day.

But something inside me, something inside me died that day.

People say I’m cool, ya, I’m a cool chick, baby.
Every day I thank god that I’m such a cool chick, baby.

When i'm with people, i thank god,
I can talk hip when i'm crying inside.
When i'm with friends, i thank god,
I can lit a cigarette when i'm choking inside.

People say I’m cool, ya, I’m a cool chick, baby.
Every day I thank god that I’m such a cool chick, baby.

A friend lent me shades
So i could hide my eyes that day.
Was a snowy day,
The shades have seen a lot of things i didn't want to know myself.

Was like an accident, part of growing up, people tell me.
But something inside me, something inside me died that day.

What do you do-oo? what can you do?
What do you do-oo? what can you do?


From the Yoko Ono album 'Approximately Infinite Universe'.

Approximately Infinite Universe is a double album by Yoko Ono, released in early 1973. It represents a departure from the experimental avant-garde rock of her first two albums towards a more conventional pop/rock sound, while also dabbling in feminist rock. 

The 1997 CD re-issue on Rykodisc added two acoustic demos of songs from this era that were later released on 1981's Season of Glass.

Yoko Ono : vocals
Stan Bronstein : saxophone, flute, clarinet
Richard Frank, Jr. : drums, percussion
Daria Prince : castanet
Gary Van Scyoc : bass, trumpet
Adam Ippolito : piano, organ, harmonuim, trumpet
Wayne Gabriel : guitar
Joel Nohnn (anagram of John Lennon) : guitar, background vocals


YOKO ONO/Plastic Ono Band with Elephant's Memory, Endless Strings and Choir Boys - Death Of Samantha

The Work

The Corner

ASAP inşallah

Xudayar təsnifi (feat. Daniel Savio)

TURNIN' HEADS

I Inside the Old Year Dying

The Nether-edge

Lwonesome Tonight

Autumn Term

A Child's Question, July

Prayer at the Gate

Seem an I

Revolve Around You

PERMANENT.RADIANT.REMIXED

Procession (Hudson Mohawke Remix)

More Power

More Power (Live From Knebworth 22)

So Much

So Much (Dark-Side Mix)

W H A T (We're Hungry And Thirsty)

W H A T (We're Hungry And Thirsty) [feat. Kim Dracula]

Just Keep Walking

Botanical Romance

After "Theater Island," last year's 6-track EP, Sóley returns with her first full-length, an album full of rhythmic makeshift creatures, of handclaps hidden in the undergrowth, tempting us to join in. The 13 tracks are sometimes incredibly catchy; amazingly quirky at other times: think cardigan-folk from the northern hemisphere, an ocean of stained glasses bopping up and down in the shared apartment's dishwater, leeward in limbo. The result is refreshing in its lack of edginess; think Joanna Newsom minus her harp, or the Casady sisters circa 2004, but then clearly better trained, less crooked. In other words: her voice, those loops moving around like wooden toys, and finally the piano – that's the backbone, the essence of her compositions; at least until some unexpected element appears elsewhere, a rhythmic creaking or the lack thereof, like a hidden Rube Goldberg machine, setting off yet another component, thus paving the way across the threshold and on into the next realm of sound. And thus we keep on sinking, deeper and deeper, until we stand on terra firma once again, realizing that somehow, next to us, above us, around us, a beat is laid out, hesitantly moving along at first, then careering… 

Sóley: I'll Drown

Tito & Tarantula - After Dark

Thrupence returns with a new original single, 'Rinse Repeat', out now on Future Classic: http://futr.cl/RinseRepeat

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Rinse Repeat - Single

Thrupence - Rinse Repeat

Lost Without You

Jonny Telafone is a Melbourne-based bedroom auteur, responsible for a series of incredible cassette and digital releases over the last five years. Chapter Music is proud to present a Jonny Telafone best-of, taking the unusual form of a four song vinyl EP accompanied by a 20 track CD.
Unconcerned with genre boundaries, Jonny moves between slick r’n’b sex jams, outsider acoustic folk, and apocalyptic sci-fi mini-epics. Many of his releases to date have been on excellent Canberra label Dream Damage.
On stage, Jonny presents his songs like a sedated Henry Rollins, but the recorded works are nuanced, sophisticated and infused with a bleak humour. Jonny’s songs are often mesmerisingly creepy, but they can also be touching, even sweet. Tracks like Pitter Patter and All I Ever Want show the gentler side of Jonny Telafone.
The vinyl single features two brand new songs on the A-side, Spirit Man and Don’t Make Me Wait, with two of Chapter’s favourites on the B-Side, including the no-holds-barred ode to giving pleasure, Make Your Pussy Cum. The accompanying CD includes the vinyl tracks plus 16 other gems from Jonny’s extensive back catalogue.
Already possessed of a cult following from his scattered cassette and digital releases, this new compilation reinforces Jonny Telafone’s position as a twisted genius of modern Australian music.

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www.chaptermusic.com.au/releases/jonny-telafone-7cd/

Jonny Telafone - Spirit Man

July

To Bring You My Love - Demos

Down By The Water (Demo)

The new album out now: 'I Inside the Old Year Dying'

http://pjharvey.lnk.to/iinsidetheoldyeardying/