[Weekly Mix] 2020.10 (2)

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Tape Dure #14 // May21

Nu Jazz, Acid Jazz, TripHop, Funk, Soul, Fusion

charlene is a b-side taken from the isobel single, originally released in 1995. 

itunes: http://smarturl.it/klkh67


björk : charlene - 1995

Bjork - Army Of Me

Dummy

Glory Box

Debut

Human Behaviour

Released by Felte Records November 13, 2020
Produced and Mixed by Pete Kember (Spacemen 3 / Sonic Boom)
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri
Cello in Sun by Lucinda Chua
Voice Samples in Gloss Trick by Daniel Door
Artwork by Nika Milano, Manuela De Laborde, Angela Suarez
Gaphic Design & Layout by James Huw King

Kids Talk Sun

PRE-ORDER ALBUM

Sandstorm

yuh!yuh!yuh!
prod. saint lewis

lyrics:
Izaya Verses: Go crazy now
Serena Isioma: 1,2,3 get sexy
Saint Lewis: Ight bet

It’s my downfall
I’ve fallen for you and you
Oh why can’t I choose
I won’t run for it
I won’t hide 
I will not change my lifestyle
These streets don't sleep at night
You wouldn’t get it anyways
Mommy and daddy have it paid for
We’re kissing in Dior on the floor of your penthouse
More give me more I want the crown
King me
I’m the king of me

Hey king me
(Shorty give me faith)
I’m the king of me
(Shorty give me faith)
Hey king me
(Shorty give me faith)
I’m the king of me
(Shorty give me faith)
Hey king me
(Shorty give me faith)
I’m the king of me
(Shorty give me faith)
Hey king me
(Shorty give me faith)
I’m the king of me
(Shorty give me faith)

We’re kissing on the floor of your penthouse
Like a Leo star you roar you are so loud
I can’t keep it down
Gotta keep it up
For a brand new truck 
Yup yuh 
I want it all
I want it all
I don’t need you
I don’t need this
There’s one king, me
I’m the king of me

Hey king me
(Shorty give me faith)
I’m the king of me
(Shorty give me faith)
Hey king me
(Shorty give me faith)
I’m the king of me
(Shorty give me faith)
Hey king me
(Shorty give me faith)
I’m the king of me

King

Stream/Buy

New Centre of The Universe Vol. 3

Coming Up

John Carpenter

Sit Down And Pour

The Fink is out December 4th.  Purchase on LP / Digital: https://leeparadise2.bandcamp.com/

Lee Paradise - Message To The Past

Cold Shoulder - Single

Cold Shoulder

Losing You out now: ffm.to/losingyou

Music and lyrics: Samuel Pettersson and Thomas Soltvedt.
Produced by Matias Tellez, Samuel Pettersson and Thomas Soltvedt.
Mixed by Matias Tellez.
Mastered by Bo at Calyx Mastering.
Cover photo by Johanne Berg-Larsen.

Losing You

RELEASED VIA NICE SWAN RECORDS ON OCTOBER 9TH 2020

Sprints - Drones

Music & lyrics by Disorientations
Recorded in Antwerp by Rafael Valles Hilario
Mixed by Rafael Valles Hilario at Tooth Mountain, Antwerp.
Mastered by Gert Van Hoof at Cochlea Mastering. 
Music video by Achiel De Vlerk: https://youtu.be/0yFs3WZesDY

Bookings: disorientationsband@gmail.com
Buy our EP 'Close to Disappearing' on Bandcamp: https://bit.ly/30e6ZLE
Follow us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3cBFUHo
Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2EG3UMS

© & ℗ All rights reserved, Disorientations, 2020, Antwerp, Belgium.

Wandering

Knife Prty

Knife Prty (Purity Ring Remix)

'Uppers' (Release Date: February 5, 2021) 

Spotify: https://u.subpop.com/2FPYW0z
Apple Music: https://u.subpop.com/2ILsMEy
Sub Pop Mega Mart: 	https://megamart.subpop.com/releases/tv_priest/uppers

TV Priest: https://www.tvpriest.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/teevee_priest
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TVPriest
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tvpriest
On Tour: https://www.subpop.com/artists/tv_priest/tours

Sub Pop Records: http://www.subpop.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/subpop
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/subpoprecords
MegaMart: https://megamart.subpop.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/subpop
Podcast: http://subpop.fm

TV Priest - Decoration

In 2013, 18 year old musician/songwriter Hannah D’Amato fled her Southern California suburban home. Disillusioned by the ubiquitous garage and psych rock casualties that polluted her local music scene and a healthy teenage desire to flee the nest, D’Amato set her sights on New York City. After several months of just scraping by and spending most of her time down in her Brooklyn basement practice space, D’Amato applied to the Berklee School of Music in Boston. In the middle of her audition, a member of the all white male panel silently approached and turned the volume down on her guitar amplifier. D’Amato left the audition and vowed to never return to the campus again.


Weeks later, she declined her acceptance into Berklee and doubled down on her commitment to forming her own group. Working as a nanny, D’Amato soaked in everything New York had to offer, playing in bands, developing a session side hustle, and forming the first incarnation of Fake Fruit. Rambling on to Vancouver B.C. in 2017 she found herself immersed in a fevered state of hypergraphia, writing several songs a day. The second iteration of Fake Fruit was born, now a trio, the Vancouver lineup was instrumental in helping to build the framework around her songs. After dozens of shows and some false starts at making a record, D’Amato, seemingly adverse to any sense of comfort, found herself again pining for change. 


After moving to the Bay Area, she found herself at a spaghetti party (don’t ask) where she struck up a conversation with guitarist Alex Post, an Arthur Russel obsessive who made elaborate ethereal guitar instrumentals. A few weeks later, a chance encounter upon arrival at a New Year’s Eve party led drummer Miles MacDiarmid to open the door for D’Amato. Remembering the description she had been given of him when asking around about drummers (very tall, with a dangly earring and dark brown, Ian McCulloch-esque hair) she greeted him laughing “I know this is weird to say, but I think you’re supposed to be in my band”. The three hit it off immediately and became the third and current incarnation of Fake Fruit. Supported by a revolving cast of bass players akin to Spinal Tap drummers, Martin Miller contributed bass duties to the record, Trey Flannigan of Pardoner joined in from time to time as well as Dylan Allard of Freak No Hitter. 

With renewed vigor, Fake Fruit joined recording engineer Andrew Oswald to collaborate on what would become their self-titled debut. D’Amato’s journey is detailed by her range of vocal affectations; acidic and confrontational, withdrawn and unamused, sweet and sorrowful. The arrangements bounce and sway with Post’s chorused guitar jabs, Miller’s rolling bass lines, and MacDiarmid’s relentlessly energetic drumming. 


Against all odds, Fake Fruit’s self-titled debut was released 3/5/2021, on Sonny Smith’s Rocks in Your Head Records. Despite the global pandemic’s impact on live music, Fake Fruit have still managed to turn heads, earning accolades from the likes of Bandcamp, Brooklyn Vegan, Post-Trash, and more.

06 - Swing And A Miss

Eyes Conversing

The Biggest Movie Ever Made

New album from ex-Staches, Couteau Latex, Purpur Spytt, originally based in Geneva, now straight outta Leipzig, hence the title in German, which means "This Is Not Stealing". Indeed, this is not stealing, I am simply reposting what is available elsewhere.

Marauder has come a long way since its debut demo. Their bedroom synth-pop experiments have transitioned to jam space communal wizardry. Unpredictable but still bouncy, musical but still drony, machine but still human. This is the Power of Four as the title of the album says in French. A homebrewed synth-punk with advanced decorative punctuations. A beautiful mosaic in the decaying ruins of an ancient European city with graffiti on ramparts.

Lee Paradise - Message To The Past

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