Name: Bach Cello Suite No 1 Allemande (Baritone Ukulele) by R Zak
Duration: 5 min 47 s
Description: The Allemande from the first Cello Suite of J.S. Bach, performed on Baritone Ukulele by Rachel Bomalaski

"Monkey Chest" is the first pre-release song ahead of the release of the first full-length Negative Nancies album, called "HEATWAVE".
Negative Nancies exist in their own universe, sounding unlike anything else happening in Dunedin or in New Zealand past or present. The songs are created organically in the rehearsal room, through an evolution of experimentation. In amongst the art-punk chaos there’s an irrepressible undercurrent of pop melodicism.

Negative Nancies don’t play by anyone’s rules. Songs unfold in unusual ways. Sombre glory, impish mischief. Wired anxiety, manic glee. It makes sense until it doesn’t any more. And vice versa. It’s not so much Dada as Dunedin-a, filtering observations about everyday human behaviour through a unique appreciation of the absurd and a wild-yeast approach to organic song creation and performance. They don’t want to be banned, they just want to play in a band.

From the album HEATWAVE out in April 2021: https://fishriderrecords.bandcamp.com/album/heatwave

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Monkey Chest by Negative Nancies

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Available at: https://fishriderrecords.bandcamp.com/album/death-and-the-maiden

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On their debut album, Death And The Maiden craft a shadowy sound world, filled with melancholic synth arpeggios, reverb-drenched guitars, and sighing vocal melodies. The combination is both hypnotic and devastating, exploring themes of love, loss, and decay, wrapped in tactile electro-acoustic languor.  A party record for heartbroken romantics.
Available at:
https://fishriderrecords.bandcamp.com/album/death-and-the-maiden

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The Allemande from the first Cello Suite of J.S. Bach, performed on Baritone Ukulele by Rachel Bomalaski

Bach Cello Suite No 1 Allemande (Baritone Ukulele)

R Zak

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