Une variation de dub à l'ambiance musicale débordante de bonne vibrations. Ce morceau instrumental est rehaussé par un clip à la vibrante colorimétrie qui confère à ce titre une saveur doucement psychédélique. Le ton loufoque de cette oeuvre retient l'attention pourson caractère bon enfant. 〰️ A variation of dub with a musical atmosphere overflowing with good vibrations. This instrumental track is enhanced by a vibrantly coloured clip that gives this track a softly psychedelic flavour. The zany tone of this work holds the attention for its tongue-in-cheek character.

Really enjoying all your tracks, lovely work

Ahead of the release of their debut album, ‘Spring Tide’, The Shipbuilders release their latest single, ‘Forest Floor’ via Mai 68 Records on Friday 29th April.
An eerie, psychedelic shuffle that brings to mind the freakier sides of Love and The Coral, ‘Forest Floor’ features a bass-led groove that descends into chaos with an extended outro made up of ghostly, wordless vocals, wailing harmonica and tumbling piano, all blown about by a storm of reverb-heavy guitars and relentless motorik drums.
Speaking of the track, lead singer Matty Loughlin-Day explains “the song sings of an impending storm, prophesised by an old sage and queries whether there is hope left in the town or whether it’s best to return to the land and find safety. Ultimately, the hero of the song is trying to find his best to way to survive on the line between the smug and the damned”

FOREST FLOOR

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Beautiful Psycho

Will You Love Me Later

Out on Wednesday 18th May on Blitzcat Records

Recorded by Joseph Thorpe at Brighton Electric Studios
Mixed by Dave Blair
Mastered by Neil Pickles
Performed by Play Dead

Barbershop

in honor of my 1st clairo cover that i deleted out of impulse, u wouldve been 2

pretty girl by clairo (a cover)

The song is about somebody wanting more from someone who just wants something casual and the general mixed emotions and confusion having a casual partner can create.

Bitter

Wild Horse - Bitter

Glass Fish (Radio Edit)

Energetic, Anthemic Indie track!

CLOUT Magazine: 

"With their colourful brand of catchy and immersive indie rock, LOWER LOVEDAY look braced to carve out a sizable place for themselves in the UK music scene, entrenching themselves within its fabric thanks to their seamlessly captivating sound and accessible sense of charm and charisma.

The latest release from the duo is their new single ‘Do You Ever Look?’, an explosive and anthem ball of energy that showcases the outfit at their blistering best. The track is a relentless and memorable look back on failed relationships and encounters, wondering on the impact that you’ve had on the lives of these people and whether they even remember you or think about you at all. There is a really relatable and catchy appeal to this sound, with its infectious sense of fun and adventure offset by the thoughtful nature of the lyrics, making for a track that drips with both substance and style".

Do You Ever Look?

Can you hear the sound deep under ground?
Can you hear the sound?
Can you find the way to the light of day?
Can you find the way?
Rising water, living spring, lift me higher, set me free

Photo of Punahou ("living spring") School - hala tree on island in the Lily Pond, monkeypod tree behind it. 
Sheet music https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L1JcvCqa9hUlpXyAedEr5aL-1iPfuFQy/view?usp=drive_link
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Glass Fish (Radio Edit)

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