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Written by @devintracy.
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Spinning [Featuring Jacque Hammond]

Slowly was recorded in a dark stairwell, the vocal has no effects. Rhythm stick also recorded in the stairwell. The song was inspired by the space and how it sounds.

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released 21 July 2014 
Written and played by Siobhan O'Rourke of Shhor, co-produced and mixed with Dale McMahon and Rob McPherson, mastered by Miles Bonny.

Shhor Slowly

A love song. Written and performed by Shhor, recorded by Rob McPherson, produced by Shhor, Rob McPherson and Dale McMahon, mastered by Miles Bonny. 

All You Are

Electric Wire Hustle's sophomore album : Love Can Prevail.

“Electric Wire Hustle, a duo from New Zealand, plunges Marvin Gaye’s pensive side into the 21st-century information wilderness. Its songs are descendants of “What’s Going On”.
*NewYorkTimes*

Look In The Sky

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∂eƒ Sound whispers timeless sweet somethings in your ears for about 3 min. All inspiration 4 these writings can from a Stuyvesants instrumental... Written @ dawn for "oooooH!thee.bitchtape. just 4 you...


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∂eƒ Sound = Sleep.less.In.Los.Angeles.

Buy 7" Vinyl / CD ~ http://www.hopestreetrecordings.com/product/one-plus-one

One Plus One is the five track debut EP by Melbourne band Leisure Centre (FKA The Do Yo Thangs) - a collection of sensual slow jams and bumping future soul dominated by rich, four-voice harmonies. 

Their debut release is the result of many years of soul searching for songwriter/drummer/singer Hugh Rabinovici and his right-hand-lady, vocalist Audrey Powne (Au Dray). The two met some years ago in the drab corridors of jazz school and bonded over a shared love of Erykah Badu and a desire to spread their creative wings. The combination of Hugh’s writing and Audrey’s vocals immediately gelled and before graduating they’d assembled a gifted cohort of musicians that went on to become Leisure Centre.
 
One Plus One is equal parts performance and programming, drawing from a broad palette of live instruments and electronic sounds. At the front, Hugh and Audrey alternate lead vocal duties, supported by harmony singers Maddie Otto and Tiaryn Griggs. Backing them, the guitar sound is classic soul but the plethora of synthesizers and 808 kick drums is definitely not, nodding equally to Vangelis or Hiatus Kaiyote. The more you listen, the more intricacy is discovered. The writing uses jazz elements and odd rhythmic devices, but it’s all tucked away - there’s nothing that intrudes into the foreground or interferes with the song’s abilities to speak to an audience.
 
Hugh’s writing is a reflection of a unique musical development. A child of piano, cello, self taught guitarist and now drummer, his influences and abilities stem from an early life in music that moved to jazz school and a trip to South India to study Carnatic  music. One Plus One is only the beginning for Hugh and the members of Leisure Centre. With a new partnership at local label HopeStreet Recordings, anything is possible for the swooning soul collective.

Spinning [Featuring Jacque Hammond]

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