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Add Pool 19.04.09

Night of the Worm Moon

Face of the Sun

Don't Let Me Sleep

The latest and greatest show starts off with a few "Some Like It Hot" inspired tunes in celebration of the classic film's 60th anniversary, plays ya some outstanding songs from bands and musicians currently on tour and stopping in the Boston area over the next few days, highlights the new Song of the Week, "Like A Child Does," from the fabulous Diane Coffee, tells you about some stellar new albums out today March 29th, and last but certainly not least lets you in on a few tracks from our #Hottakes post. It's sugar and music and everything nice!

Playlist:
Hot Hot Hot - The Cure
Hot Thoughts - Spoon
Good Idea - Sugar
Sugarcube - Yo La Tengo

Slease - False Heads
Black Halo - Black Pistol Fire
Heart Attack Kid - Ben Kweller
Every 1's a Winner - Ty Segall
Come On Over - Royal Blood
Freedom at 21 - Jack White

Big Fun - Vundabar
Empty Cup - The Devil's Twins
There You Are - Robert Ellis
Machinist - Japanese Breakfast
It's Not Just Me - Let's Eat Grandma

Like A Child Does - Diane Coffee
Face The Facts - Foxygen
Patience - Tame Impala
Polish Girl - Neon Indian
If You Know What's Right - Her's

The Wave - Lion Babe
Symphony - Marvin Gaye
Devil May Care - Son Volt
Salvation - The Strumbellas
Bad Boy - Wet Dreams

Don't Feel Like Crying - Sigrid
Real Thing - Middle Kids
Peach - Slothrust
I'm Comin' Out - Shovels & Rope

Some Like It Hot Hot Hot

For The Morning

Firewood

The new Music Savage Show is dedicated to everyone running in the 2019 Boston Marathon on April 15th! If you're taking on that 26.2 mile challenge then YOU are a rock star. I start things off with running themed numbers to get you going, give you some fantastic tunes from bands and musicians currently on tour and stopping in the Boston area over the next few days, spin the the stellar new Song of the Week, "Oh You Are Not Well," from UK musician Chloe Foy, play you songs from a few some super new albums out today April 12th, and last but not least highlight some great tracks from our #Hottakes post.

Playlist:
Running Two – Run Lola Run Soundtrack
Ready To Start – Arcade Fire
Ran – Future Islands
Runnin’ Down a Dream – Tom Petty

Everybody Here Hates You – Courtney Barnett
Continental Breakfast – Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile
Shoegazers – Jen Cloher
Look Out Mom – The Baseball Project
Away Game – The Zambonis

Please Don’t Call Me Crazy – The Cactus Blossoms
Like Nothing – Telekinesis
Everything Goes Wow – Broods
Turn It Up – Kolars
Tin Armor – Noble Dust

Oh You Are Not Well – Chloe Foy
Human – Daniella Mason
Peaches – Family & Friends
Dust – The Golden Age of T.V.
Lazy – Lunch Ladies
It Changes – Amber Arcades

We’re Alive – Band of Skulls
Arcane Rambler – The Budos Band
I’ll Be You, Be Me – Glen Hansard
Free Spirit – Khalid
Mississippi Nuthin’ – Shovels & Rope

Family Ghost – Jeff Tweedy
As Loving Should – Little May
Shitty Ballet – Bleached
Ice and Rum – Tobi Tobi

Run Radio Run

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At the core of any great singer-songwriter lies this inherent trait of stage presence, one where an entire room, no matter the size, is pulled in by this lyrical tractor beam — all eyes, emotions and energies aimed in one direction at a single voice. For Tyler Ramsey, it’s being able to honestly connect with the listener.

Albeit a genuinely humble soul, don’t let Ramsey fool you. When it comes to the modern-day singer-songwriter, he remains a bastion of musical talent and lyrical aptitude — a melodic voice-of-reason and safe haven amid a 21st century world seemingly gone mad. The former lead guitarist of Band of Horses, Ramsey has also released four acclaimed solo albums, including “For The Morning” in 2019.

Ramsey’s latest album “New Lost Ages” was captured at the legendary Avast! Recording Co. in Seattle, Washington, by storied producer Phil Ek (Fleet Foxes, Father John Misty, The Shins, Built to Spill). The 10-song LP is an ongoing sonic quest — meticulously wandering across the musical landscape, this undulating tone of indie, rock and folk stylings.

The new album is about peeling back the layers of oneself, to locate and open up the dusty boxes of your past from the back of the closet of your mind. It’s memories and mistakes, lessons and lifelines bringing the present moment into focus — the future bright with possibility and purpose, so long as you never forget the road to the here and now.

Alongside bassist Morgan Henderson (Fleet Foxes) and drummer Sean Lane (Ann Wilson), Ramsey found himself fronting a full-on rock outfit in the studio, a scenario that conjured fresh inspiration and straightforward determination within the recording process — something genuinely heard and felt in the hauntingly poignant number “These Ghosts.”

Pushing further and farther down the rabbit hole of “New Lost Ages,” the melodies are aimed at sincere connectivity through honesty and vulnerability — symbiotic realms that nurture the genuine splendor and lore of Ramsey’s recordings and stoic stage presence in a live setting.

If anything, everything Ramsey has absorbed in his travels — onstage and on the road — is continually channeled through the unique lens of his words, unique tunings and guitar chords. It’s a whirlwind of sound and scope, all radiating from one human being with guitar in-hand, a silent room of curious souls awaiting the next number of beauty and grace conjured by Ramsey with such ease.