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The Art of Me

The Art of Me (feat. Intrinzik & Ryan Whyte Maloney)

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Soul Sister was the first song of the first EP released by Buddha Grass Harbour in 1992.
Today is released by White Room Music Ltd as part of a trilogy of songs (Broken Feather, For What It's Worth) with the same cover style

BUDDHA GRASS HARBOUR:
STEPHEN REID vocals and acoustic guitar
SCOTT DONZO DONALDSON lead and electric guitars
BILLY LOVE bass
GEORGE LUNDY drums
JACK WEBB fender rhodes, hammond organ

Recording and mixing in Glasgow, Scotland at CaVa Studio by Simon Vinestock

Produced by Richard Journo & Simon Vinestock

Remastering in 2021 by Max Urso

Words and music Stephen Reid

© 1992-2021 White Room Music Ltd - London, UK

Soul Sister

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M.F.S: Observatory has been a constant presence on the scene, via releases for Relief Records, I/AM/ME and Rawthentic, as well as his Observatory Music imprint. On the ‘Lassameperdere’ EP, M.F.S: teams up with Lazy Ants (Nurvous Records/Ghetto Rhythm) for a trio of raw and ready pumpers! 

Classic house piano stabs filter over Lassameperdere’s raw and energetic rhythm, whilst ‘Time 128’ charges through with shuffling hats and an ever-evolving melody. ‘MYG’ seals off the release with an industrious workout, bustling with micro vocals, sirens and alarms on this minimal techno ripper!

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https://kneadedpains.bandcamp.com/album/lassameperdere-ep-2

Premiere: M.F.S - Observatory & Lazy Ants - MYG [kneadedpains]

Shiverfield is the sound of pressure building — and breaking.
Hailing from the suburbs of Cincinnati, Ohio, this four-piece blends hardcore urgency with emo introspection, and wraps it all in the sheer force of modern punk rock. Their songs crackle with tension — loud/quiet dynamics, personal collapse, protest anthems, and melody lines sharp enough to scar.

Formed out of basement shows, bike crashes, and long Midwest winters, Shiverfield speaks to those who feel too much and trust too little. Think Rise Against with a grudge, Thursday with a heavier jawline, and Bad Religion raised on heartbreak.

Their upcoming debut EP, Field Notes, captures this duality — a collection of songs that burn and breathe in the same breath. Shiverfield isn’t here to pose. They’re here to break the silence.

The Art of Me (feat. Intrinzik & Ryan Whyte Maloney)

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