THE F16s "Triggerpunkte" full #album, #nowplaying, #new, #video, #stream, #слухати also blogged in Ukraine http://wetchina.blogspot.com/2016/08/the-f16s-triggerpunkte.html

My Shallow Lover

"Eye to eye..." is more than just a song—it's the intimate moment before a farewell begins or a connection is forged. Inspired by the true, incredibly moving story of a veterinarian who learned over 40 years that the most important communication happens without words.

This track translates his reflections into a soundscape:

The pulsing sub-bass is the relentless heartbeat in the room.

The slowly evolving pads symbolize the silence and the weight of the moment.

The whispered vocals are the thoughts that go unspoken when you look into someone's eyes.

The sudden operatic swells represent the overwhelming waves of emotion that wash over you in these moments.

This is a track for headphones, for 3 AM. For the moment you realize that the deepest eye contact can say more than a thousand words.

Song :

The way it used to be...
the way it was...

Seventies... dust...
Pickup truck...
Cold gloss... codes... TikTok...
One heartbeat...
One breath...
The years drift by...

What can fall apart...
I hold on...
Don't leave him alone...
...alone...

You can't save them all...
...save them...
You have to try...
...try...
Hand on fur...
Eye to eye...

Never just about the animal...
It was always about us...
...always just about us...

Eye to eye...

Chime

Listen to Nicholson cover Lana Del Ray's hit track 'Video Games' in his own signature style.

Nicholson - Video Games

You Could Use Me As A Weapon

Luna Zep

Palladian Park

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confession

Music and Produced by Hitherto.

Recorded by Arsh Goswami at S.A.C.A.C.
Mixed and Mastered by Apurv Agarwal
Artwork by Himanshu Tokas and Shrey Kathuria
Drums by Hanujeet Singh
Bass by Karan Bindal

Hitherto is 
Arsh Goswami & Shrey Kathuria

Demerara

Written and Composed by Shashwat Bulusu
Vocals and Acoustic Guitar- Shashwat Bulusu
Bass- Rishi Nair
Drums- Siddharth Shastri
Keyboard, Synth, FX, Electric Guitar - Ritwik De
Backing Vocals - Amar Pandey, Amartya Ghosh, Krishna Rao, Ritwik De, Siddharth Shastri, Shashwat Bulusu

Recorded, Produced and Mastered by Ritwik De at Ghar Ka Studio
Mixed by Krishna Rao at LotusTree Studio 

Released By: Pagal Haina

Artwork by: Shashwat Bulusu

Lyrics:
I fly up high like a wanderer
I’m going out like a discoverer (x2) 

Done with the homework 
The ABCD, the 1234s 
I’m the talk of the town

Got the socks with the blues and
Mom for the bruises
Take me back to the playground

Got a hundred hours
of work experience 
in my god forsaken playground 
I ain’t got knowledge, I got powers

Up and down and side
to the merry go ride
I’ve been going to the playground 

To the seesaw 
and I free fall into the playground 

To the playground

Playground

Track Name: What We Usually Do, 

Album - W.A.E

Begum - What We Usually Do

For over ten years, Chennai based four piece The F16s have been churning towards an ongoing refinement of their vision. From their 2013 debut Kaleidoscope, to the 2014 studio tie up with Converse that birthed "Nobody's Gonna Wait", through to their 2016 breakthrough "Triggerpunkte", this vision has mirrored both a maturity of execution and a certain gravity from listeners worldwide - as ten million plus Spotify streams and coverage in StereoGum, Brooklyn Vegan, Variety and Sirius XM clearly suggest.

Then came “Is It Time To Eat The Rich Yet?”. Borne of an extended evolutionary sojourn as authored from an observer’s distant stare, the record focuses on intimately experiencing how a global pandemic needlessly compromised not only the lives of millions here in India, but more personally their own. This music explores alienation with lyrical wit intact - “dancing to our doom” as one member frames it - via a wide reaching musical craftsmanship that serves to pull listeners in, almost by the juxtaposition of these sentiments; A joyful celebration of the human condition under duress, scored by some of the finest pop music this country has on offer.

The band have plenty more on the way, embarking on yet another national tour to cement themselves as one of the country's most bankable independent acts while training one eye on international attention.

You Could Use Me As A Weapon

The F16s

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