Some of the best music I've ever listened to.

Love the production in general. Everything sounds great. Drums (esp snare), Keys, Guitar.. not to mention the performance/composition. Loving it! (came here from CanOpener App page)

The Olllam

‘Running For You’ ties together Moloney's punchy and distinctive back beats - a trademark of his work as a producer - with layers of guitar, vocals and catchy lyrical work.

Lyall Moloney has found the perfect groove combo between electronica/hip-hop and floaty, sub-aquatic guitars, gnawing his way through musical genres like a rabbit on a carrot. Beats, synths and sample techniques of the 90s R&B vibe. His production is slick. Songs like this are a rarity and begs to be played and re-played. Something nostalgically fresh and charming.

The musical grind between Sharouny and Moloney on 'Running For You' is a gift. A melodically sweet calling up of the best of the current electro crop and older school soul artists. It's one of many like-minded collaborations from 'Only Lonely' (Moloney's forthcoming album).

'Only Lonely' is an album made up of features and collaborations (including Moktar and Diz Frost from Sticky Fingers) - coming out through MGM in April this year.


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Lyall Moloney - Running For You

Fired

Lost At Sea

Latest single release before the album. Get into it, enjoy it and listen to it all summer.

Roadtrip

The Weather Station's S/T album is out October 6, 2017 on Paradise of Bachelors (worldwide), Outside Music (CA), & Spunk (AU/NZ).
Buy from label: http://www.paradiseofbachelors.com/shop/pob-035
Other online options (physical/download/streaming): https://lnk.to/PoB35

On her fourth (and tellingly self-titled) album as The Weather Station, Tamara Lindeman reinvents, and more deeply roots, her extraordinary, acclaimed songcraft, framing her precisely detailed, exquisitely wrought prose-poem narratives in bolder and more cinematic musical settings. The result is her most sonically direct and emotionally candid statement to date, a work of profound urgency and artistic generosity. W/lyrics, color inner sleeve, DL code.

“Timeless... Measured, perceptive storytelling. A singer with an unmistakable & communicative voice, able to convey hope & hurt with equal clarity.” – Pitchfork

“She writes literate songs with unusual precision & sings them in an understated, open-hearted way that lends good poetry the directness of conversation.” – Uncut

“Bob Dylan aside, the singer-songwriter I’ve listened to most over the past year, & to whom I expect to be paying attention for many more to come, is Tamara Lindeman, who, under the name the Weather Station, performs songs notable for a conversational fluency, a diarist’s powers of observation, & a quiet refusal of emotional simplicities.” – Richard Williams, The Guardian

The Weather Station

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The Weather Station: S/T – "Thirty" (2017, PoB-035)

Between Two Shores

Setting Forth

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tuka/102261106479393
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sleepers-Awake/106658952724821

TUKA : (pronounced Tucker)
Just To Feel Wanted.
Produced by Tuka & Sleepers Awake
Recorded & mixed by Tuka & Sleepers Awake at
Gigpiglet Studios.
Mastered by William Bowden at King Willy Sound.
Copyright Big Village 2012. All right reserved.
Manufactured and Distributed by Creative Vibes.
www.bigvillagerecords.com.au

Tuka - Just To Feel Wanted

Beck recently collaborated with Jack White to release a new single on Third Man. The 7″ features the new tracks “I Just Started Hating Some People Today” and “Blue Randy.” White produced both songs, playing drums on the latter and adding “punk vocals” to the former. “I Just Started Hating Some People Today” begins as an old-school country jaunt that suddenly switches up into hardcore punk, and becomes a funky porno groove at the end. 

Beck - I Just Started Hating Some People Today (Featuring Jack White)

John Mcsherry, Tyler Duncan, &amp; Michael Shimmin (w/Joe Dart).  Contemporary Irish-American Instrumental Soul Music.

the devilll for my hurt

the follly of wisdom

the tryst after death

bridge of glllass

prayer for tears

Neo-Acoustic Celtic Post-Rock, written and performed by John McSherry (uilleann pipes, whistles), Tyler Duncan (uilleann pipes, whistles, guitar, Rhodes), and Michael Shimmin (drums and percussion).  

Feat. Joe Dart (bass)

bridge of glllass

the olllam

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