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Something about this song shakes my soul. This is emotional, but strong. Refined, but tribal. Raw, definitely raw.

I imagine the lone wayfarer coming to the end of his (or her) bitter journey. Having loved and lost, having sunk to the lowest of lows, the wayfarer returns to a simpler time--that hopeful place far and away from here. 

Brand new Australian singer-songwriter-producer Oliver Hugh Perry debuts his eponymous EP, D.D Dumbo EP, this November 12. I know Tropical Oceans was released a week and a half ago, but if this song is any indication of this guy's talent, I cannot wait for this EP. 

D.D Dumbo has a perfect blend of garage rock edge and indie folk sensibility. It's like Bon Iver and The Black Keys--my two favorite bands--had a baby over in Australia. 

I have a feeling I'm going to be seeing a lot more D.D Dumbo. Don't sleep on this one!


Grab the EP early!
http://dddumbo.bandcamp.com/
https://itunes.apple.com/album/d.d-dumbo-ep/id730955092

Lyrics:
My eyes blew out I could finally see 
warm magical tropical oceans 
organs of people circle the sea 
I fell back to perpetual motion 

I opened my skull you were looking at me 
oh you and your cousins chihuahua 
we all howled a chord and extended the three 
freddy was there and re-mixed it after 

D.D Dumbo - Tropical Oceans

Released 09 June 2014  

All songs written by Tom Skelton & Michael Rendall  
Produced by Michael Rendall

Tom Skelton - Ld Vox, Guitars  
Michael Rendall - Bass, Keys, BV's 
 Russ Cragg - Guitars, BVs  
Timmy Rickard - Drums, BVs

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The Shallows | Ghost

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Coma Boy

Heavy Petting Zoo - Inherent Vice

Beautiful and enchanting song recorded live on analogue tape at The Cowshed Studio:

Bloom- Vocals/Harmonium, Sam Ritchie- Trumpet/Producer, Pete Fraser- Sax, Matt Benson- Trombone, Paul Tkachenko- Tuba, Juba- Drums, Raz Olsher- bass,  Joe Leach- engineer/womp, and special thanks to Daniel Griffiths. 

Bloom - Animal Spirit

THE CADBURY SISTERS - Weight Of It (Radio Edit)

First played by Abbie McCarthy on BBC Introducing in Kent on 23/11/14, "Keep You Safe" is the second track from The Breretons debut album due for release in June 2015. "Keep You Safe" is out digitally on December 8th. 

Produced by Jonathon James
Mixed By Joe Hirst
Mastered by Robin Schmidt at 2496 Germany

Keep You Safe

Formed in 2010 Kent based folk/rock artists The Breretons are set for a break through year with a string of live dates and a debut album scheduled for release in June 2015. Born from the ashes of London rock outfit The Original Sinners, brother/sister duo Marc and Charlotte decided it best to move away from Marc's hard rock & heavy metal fascinations, opting for a return to their folk roots to play heartfelt story telling songs crafted around haunting harmony vocals. 

With their timeless song writing ability being recognised in high places in 2014, the forthcoming album features a stellar line up of musicians including Paul Winter-Hart (Kula-Shaker) on drums and the acclaimed Henrik Irgens on Bass. The lead single "Love It" was Abbie McCarthy's record of the week on her BBC Introducing show this July, with the new single "Keep You Safe" set for release on December 8th. 

Expect beautiful music, a hard rock sentiment, impropriety and most of all. Entertainment.

Keep You Safe

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