Tunnel Through A Mountain

Flyte

Better Than Blue

Belong (From the Wondery Podcast “Academy”) (Amazon Original)

Mercy

White Dress

D Bm
1. Sencillamente Señor,
G A
Quiero decirte que Te amo tanto,
D Bm
Que Te amo de corazón y Te adoro,
G A
Yo tanto, tanto, tanto.

G D
2. Sin Ti no puedo vivir,
Em A
Sin Ti no puedo reír,
G D
Mi vida la llenas Tú
A
Y nadie más que Tú,
D
Y nadie más que Tú!!


🌹🎻🎶🌺🌸🌱🌹🎻🎶

Sencillamente_Señor..🌹🎻🎶

From the Absence EP
Love vs Fear (16 Sep 2016)
iTunes: hyperurl.co/absenceitunes
CD & vinyl: http://marsicans.bandcamp.com

Saudade, n. portuguese - a feeling of longing, melancholy, or nostalgia

When you're alone in bed
And your whole day plays through your head
Picture me instead
Talk to me, you can talk to me for hours

When it's raining out there
I hope you stay unaware 
Stick with me and we'll share a little time
Seconds, minutes or some hours

So when you can't convey 
Can't find the words to say 
You're feeling Saudade you know 
I'll never be that far away

When you've got too much on 
And everything you're doing feels wrong
Get through 'em one by one
I wish that I, I wish that I could do them for you

Stay in bed all day
Curtains keep the whole world away 
And we can do whatever you want to do 
As long as I, as long as I can do it with you. 

So when you can't convey 
Can't find the words to say
You're feeling Saudade you know
I'll never be that far away

I know you've had your highs
I know you've had your lows
I'll be there by your side
Through all the to's and fro's
Ignore the warning signs
I'll show you how this goes 
If you just shut your eyes
I'll be there for you, love

So when you can't convey
Can't find the words to say 
You're feeling Saudade you know 
I'll never be that far away.

Written and performed by Marsicans 
Produced, engineered and mixed by Mickey Dale at the Cellar of Dreams 
Artwork by Liv Hodder

iTunes

Far Away (Saudade)

from upcoming Invisible Boy album.
http://totallygrossnationalproduct.com/artists/invisible-boy

Invisible Boy - "All The Kids"

Song by Yaeger

Produced by: Mona Khoshoi

Written by: Martin Luke Brown, Mona Khoshoi, Yaeger (Hanna Jäger)

You Like Me

In this episode John is joined by Gus Unger-Hamilton and Joe Newman from Alt-J, and producer Charlie Andrew to talk about how they recorded and produced the album RELAXER. The boys give a fascinating account of the thought processes and production techniques used in the recording of RELAXER. Hear how a friend's pavlovian response to the smell of burning wood, the Gus whistle test, and swearing at an old school master all left their mark on the band's third album Songs discussed: 3WW, House of the Rising Sun, Pleader &nbsp;

TN:16 Alt-J & Charlie Andrew

Próxima Parada means ‘next stop’ in Spanish and Portuguese. As college students in San Luis Obispo, California taking the bus to school, at every stop, there’d be a recording that said, “Now approaching, próxima parada…” then the street name. They’d hear that 100 times a day. For them, the name is an invitation to the present moment, a reminder to not be too focused on the destination and to appreciate every stop along the way.
 
After ten years of next stops, their songs have become more and more focused on personal growth and groove, where each player adds just what’s needed and makes up a piece of a whole. Some songs are sunny and light-hearted indie soul like their viral hit Musta Been a Ghost or 24 Brand-New Hours, a giant joyous reset button. Others have a late-Mac-Miller mellow vibe like Begin Again or driving and more hip-hop influenced like It Don't Feel the Same, all the while speaking to who they are working to be.
 
What began as a group of college friends wanting to spread joy to their local community has led to national tours where people let loose and feel whatever they need to feel. It’s already been an incredible journey with their songs reaching a global audience online, and they’re just getting started. 2023 will bring Próxima Parada’s strongest album to date and much touring.