KEXP is celebrating our 50th anniversary this year, and we're looking back at the last half-century of music. Each week in 2022, KEXP pays homage to a different year, and our writers are commemorating a song from that year that resonates with them. This week, KEXP's Dusty Henry looks at Jeff Buckley's 1994 masterpiece 'Grace' and how "Lover, You Should've Come Over" might be his greatest artistic achievement. 

Read the article here: https://www.kexp.org/read/2022/8/10/50-years-of-music-1994-jeff-buckley-lover-you-shouldve-come-over/

50 Years of Music: 1994 – Jeff Buckley - “Lover, You Should’ve Come Over”

Bill Kwan - "No Distance Left To Run" (Blur)

SOME GIRLS ARE BIGGER THAN OTHERS

Release Date: April, 1st Digital & 12inch on Kwaidan Records/ !K7 

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Joon Moon’s story started in 2014 in Montmartre, Paris, in the studio of the excessively discreet Julien Decoret - with Phoebe Killdeer giving breath to his first lyric sheets. The indefatigable Moon's aim was to continue creating, after touring with Nouvelle Vague, Florent Marchet etc, and start his own project.
With all the creative decisions already made for keyboards, vocals and drums, Julien joined up with his pals Raphael Chassin and Sébastien Trouvé for both the studio recording and stage show that they had already collectively imagined.  In early 2015, thanks to chance encounters and other musically-minded friends like Marc Collin and Hugh Coltman, Julien Decoret met another artist with an impressive live show (and someone just as reserved as he is) - Krystle Warren, born in Kansas City and recently arrived in France. The four had mutual friends, and after a few try-outs in the studio and a misunderstanding about a certain Alice / Juliette Lewis (a story that makes them all laugh even today) a real synergy came to pass, with Joon Moon the result - both in the studio and on stage.
This second & new "EP Call ME" released March the 25 after a short tour in USA and a stop at SXSW, showcases a mix of precise and impressive pop and soul arrangements, hinting that the album due in october 2016 will be an exciting discovery, joyfully crashing through numerous musical barriers. 
The first EP has been supported around the world through airplays on sur KCRW, BBC2/3/6/, France Inter, FIP, Couleur 3, Flux FM and many more.. 
A word of warning though - the siren-like voice of Krystle Warren may have you addicted to Joon Moon before you know it! "Call Me" and Radiohead Cover "I Might Be Wrong" are the new tastes of a debut album undoubtedly full of surprises. 
Chamberlain Remix – one of the newcomers of  the french festival Les Transmusicales in last dec – makes "Call Me" as dreamy pop song.

Joon Moon - I Might Be Wrong  (Radiohead Cover)

Radiohead - 2 + 2 = 5

Half a Person (The Smiths cover)

William, It Was Really Nothing (Manchester Ritz 2011)

The Smiths Indeed live at The Satellite, Silver Lake, Los Angeles, 15 March 2011. Set alight.

Never Had No One Ever (Los Angeles Satellite 2011)

The Smiths Indeed live at Bristol St George's, 3 December 2010. Meat Is Murder 25th anniversary tour.

This Night Has Opened My Eyes (Bristol St George's 2010)

The Smiths Indeed - Live 16 December 2010 at Gateshead Sage on the Meat Is Murder 25th Anniversary Tour.

The video to this track is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV_Wl1UQ4Rg (courtesy of Pal Ton)

I Want The One I Can't Have (Gateshead Sage 2010)

A live acoustic version recorded at Beatnik Cafe in Manchester 25th May 2013

That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore (Acoustic) - The Smiths Ltd

The Smiths Indeed - and their continuation THE SMITHS PRESUMABLY - play the music of The Smiths (1982-1987). Formed in Liverpool in 2005, TSI toured extensively in the UK, Europe and North America. Since 2017, THE SMITHS PRESUMABLY - a continuation of The Smiths Indeed - continue to thrive. Follow the links below.