A cover of Swedish band Amason's single "Yellow Moon" that we recorded back in 2016, but hasn't been released until TODAY August 26th 2021!

Yellow Moon (Amason Cover)

Hey hey!! Welcome back to number 9. Make sure you're ready to dance for this one. A lot of happy happy vibes, and a lot of new releases from this week on this one. Hope you guys enjoy it.

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Wul Dem Again Riddim Mixed by Mad One From Bellevue

Wul Dem Again Jugglin mixed by MadOne from Bellevue

Twerk & Trap mix

Bobby Riddim jugglin' Fire Starta Riddim

1.)Alkaline - "Champion Boy"
2.)Mavado – "Funeral Bell"
3.)Oc G – "Jah Jah Guide Me"
4.)I Octane – "Straight Stinger"
5.)Beenie Man – "Suh Mi Born"
6.)Alkaline - "Champion Boy"

##Yellow Moon Records## 

Rebel Vybz Movement - Fire Starta Riddim Mix (Raw)

Awake

Twilight, more Night to remind me.
Such quiet, isolating focus.
Every inch of every last room,
Both empty and filled with memories of you.

And, Oh my God.
That yellow Moon,
Could it lead me back to you?

I prayed for one day to forget you.
Just one day, floating numb elated.
But you are there in all that I do.
So we are never separated.

And, Oh my God.
That Yellow Moon,
Could it lead me back to you?

Yellow Moon

BIRTHDAY SEX - BLACK REACTION/STEELIE BASHMENT/THIRPL3THREAT/DJ TYRONE/GREENZ CONNECTION 19/1/19

4.yellow Sea

This is Zydeco Jed at the Braddock Inn in Frederick.  Tom E killin' it on the vocals, Mike Lessin (El Bebé) slinky rocking' on guitar, Rhythm section (Bollie-Drums Chris Marsh-bass) keepin' the groove, and Nick squeezin' that thang!

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Winter's Wake is a four piece Viking Metal band based in New York City. We blend extreme metal passages with beautifully crafted folk and orchestral pieces.

Kristin Chambers moves through American songbook with the easy grace that comes from a lifetime steeped in song. On her new record Unravel Me, the Seattle-based artist glides between luxurious, sweeping ballads cascading with multilayered vocal harmonies, folk-inflected uplifting pop, and bluesy laments to lost love; all tied together with a lilting voice warm as summer sunshine. While each composition stands on its own, together they paint a portrait of a creative spirit striding confidently into the spotlight.       

Chambers honestly cannot remember a time in her life when she wasn’t singing and performing; whether for imaginary friends in her childhood bedroom or sold out crowds at venues across the pacific northwest. “Since I can remember there has always been a song to sing and a story to tell” says Chambers. “From that same time, I always had a journal, and the desire to record my experiences.”

This singing and writing followed Chambers from school and college to the New York City theater scene. Through talent, persistence, and plain ol’ grit Chambers started to make headway, landing both an agent and call-backs for some Broadway production. Then September 11th happened and everything changed. “There was something about the desperation and honesty of that time that got to the root of whether I desired to go on in theater” Chambers tells. “The answer was inevitable no.” She packed her bags and headed home to Seattle.

Recovering, reflecting, and ruminating on art and life, Chambers came to realize that she’d basically been writing original music her whole life, but had never matched the melodies in her head to the musings captured in countless journals. “I wrote my first song before I even knew what the chords were” she laughs, “I had to ask someone!” These days Chambers is coming up one one-hundred-twenty originals, and she writes a song a week.

Chambers career as a recording artist began with the 2010 release of her eponymous debut LP, followed by 2012’s Endless Road EP. Chambers released the ambitious, mature Everything Woman (2014) was followed by her award-winning 2015 release Snow Globe, a mix of five originals and five holiday classics.


While Chambers’ music shifts through a varied palate of moods and tones, as a whole it paints a cohesive portrait of a songwriter who has not only become a master of her craft but is also comfortable wearing that mantle. “I always want people to feel hope when they listen to my music” says Chambers. “I try to write from my authentic self, and I hope that comes through.”  Chambers songs glow with palpable realness, and satisfy in the way only truly honest art can.

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