Song : Surma
Singer : Kanwar Dhindsa 
Lyrics : Angad
Music : Wildley's Music
Label : Bang Bang Music 
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Surma

Surma By Kanwar Dhindsa | Coin Digital | New Punjabi Songs 2023

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Originally aired on City Wall Radio on the 2nd of March 2024.

This is Vol. 13 of <2 (two & under). A continuous stream of short musical creations, each under two minutes, miniature masterpieces interwoven, transitioning seamlessly from the briefest to the longest—a perpetual motion of sound.

For previous volumes visit: www.mixcloud.com/thelastdinosaur/

i’m hollow by fedo DJ
mixed with
Decision Made by Mica Levi
mixed with
<2 Intro
polite sleeper : by Surma
Bonus Track (excerpt) by Popcorn Behavior 
Texas Nocturne #1 by Rachel’s
Utah and the Sky Over Utah by John Vanderslice
Forever I by Trondheim Jazz Orchestra & Kobert
Sharing by I’lls
Copperhead by Kevin Morby
mixed with
L’Après-Midi by Felicia Atkinson
mixed with
Overture by Astrid Sonne
A - Train (intro) by Yaya Bey
Becoming by Teen Daze
Two by Ouri
Vending Intro by Adam Green
Nehuma Dor by Gal Costa & Caetano Veloso
Protostar by Dummy
Mona’s Song by High Llamas
Losing It by Kurt Vile
Hinoki Wood by Gia Margaret
Fearless Death Tomorrow by Daniel Romano & Ancient Shapes
Never Gonna be a Dead Man by Bingo Fury
Isaac’s Song by DM Stith
två by Trondheim Jazz Orchestra
Girl by Sibylle Baier
One Time Thing by Tony Bontana
Thrill by Smerz
Manifold by Oneohtrix Point Never
Hand Covers Bruise by Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross
Country by Porches
On The Lips by Molly Lewis
Le sommeil des idoles by O - Olivier Marguerit
A Luminous Parable of Indeterminate Import by John Zorn
CEMENT by Spresso, Alpha Maid & Mica Levi
Pre-Barok by Mica Levi & Oliver Coates
DNM by Mk.gee
Lively, Persistent by TLF Trio
It’s Raining by Irma Thomas
Leyla by SUUNS & Jerusalem in My Heart
Star Game by @
P V G by Sawako & Daisuke Miyatani
On The Swing by The For Carnation

<2 (two and under): Vol. 13

Too Many Suns - 1974 Feat. Surma (2024) (single)

Os Too Many Suns acabam de editar o seu segundo longa duração, "Reverie", acompanhado pelo single e respetivo videoclipe, "1974", em colaboração com Surma. O disco surge com o selo da novíssima Reverie Records e assume o "pop" como papel mais central, não impedindo a simplicidade deste registo de abordá-lo com mais maturidade, explorando diferentes registos sonoros. São nota disso as diferentes parcerias com as vozes femininas de Surma ('1974'), Beatriz Nunes ('Take Me Home') e a estreante So ('Gold'), bem como o Bansuri Nepalês de Sunil Pariyar ('C'mon').

Em "Reverie" - produto da imaginação ou do sonho; fantasia; quimera - a banda divaga, como é seu hábito, por entre canções e explorações sónicas, mas os temas apresentam um cunho onírico que os agrega, contemplando o significado do disco, seja na lírica, seja na atmosfera criada por Hugo Hugon (guitarra e voz), João Cardoso (bateria), Vasco Rato (baixo) e Simão Reis (guitarra e teclas).

Depois dos dois EPs 'Garden' (2019), 'Quiet' (2022) e do álbum 'Meaning of Light' (2020), os Lisboetas Too Many Suns sublinham ainda que, com este novo trabalho, não fugiram à sua identidade feita de contrastes, em que o "pop" e o "rock" são desenhados de forma imprevisível (oiça-se 'Parallels'), e em que canções ('Gold') se misturam sem medo com temas mais conceptuais ('Kim Gordon').

"Reverie" está disponível a partir deste dia, 24 de maio, em formato CD, com uma primeira edição de 200 exemplares, e na loja online storeindiemusic.pt. A acompanhar o lançamento do disco, a banda foca as atenções no single "1974", em colaboração com Surma, um dos nomes mais impactantes da música alternativa portuguesa, e que conta a história de dois potenciais amantes que se deparam com a nossa Revolução dos Cravos e com tudo o que isso poderá representar no seu futuro. Uma alegoria necessária em tempos de intolerância e de futuro incerto, mas também de esperança e luta por valores de liberdade.

O disco será apresentado ao vivo no dia 22 de maio no Musicbox em Lisboa, no dia 21 de junho no Maus Hábitos no Porto e já se encontra disponível em todas as plataformas digitais. "Reverie" conta com gravação de Ulpiano Cabalbo nos Waahs Studios e produção de André Isidro na Ducktape Melodies, com edição a cargo da Reverie Records e gestão, distribuição e suporte da Indie Music PT.

Too Many Suns - 1974 Feat. Surma (2024) (single)

Aa Rajasthani Bhasha Hai

Jaisal Dhadavi

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Black and White Memories Ignited by the Scent of Springtime (w/ Lila Tristram) out now:
https://thelastdinosaur.bandcamp.com/album/black-and-white-memories-ignited-by-the-scent-of-springtime-explode-in-colour

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Wholeness (released 2020): https://thelastdinosaur.backl.ink/wholenessalbum

"Wholeness is wonderful. Rarely has sorrow sounded so seductive." Elizabeth Alker, BBC Radio 3

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82% Belwood Music

"Wholeness is an acknowledgement that a human’s state is always temporary and mostly random, whilst at times exponentially breathtaking."
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The Nothing (released 2017): smarturl.it/TheNothing

"Elegiac, cathartic, rewarding, and beautifully moving."
★★★★ Uncut Magazine

"A labour of love about life's transience and fragility."
★★★★ Mojo

"An extended meditation on life, death and memory."
★★★★ The Independent

"This profoundly personal album will linger long."
★★★★★ Music News

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★★★★ The Skinny

"Poignant."
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"A wide-screen dreamscape of a record, brimming with emotion without ever becoming maudlin."
★★★★ NARC

"It's one of the albums that just needs to be heard."
★★★★ Norman Records

"An outstanding second album & mesmerising musical journey."
★★★★ AmericanaUK

"To say this is one of the best albums of 2017 doesn't do it any justice. It's beautifully written & composed, from its delicate atmospheres to its sweeping harmonies and bright, elaborate arrangements. One of the most accomplished indie folk albums you'll come across this year besides Father John Misty's Pure Comedy."
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93% -Belwood Music
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Hooray! for Happiness was home recorded + released April 2010. Listen: smarturl.it/hoorayforhappiness

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