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The musician's name is Alejandro Rose-Garcia and he originates from Texas.

[Lyrics]
so I tried a new direction
a new mindset
a new state
but runnings what it is
its hard when you’re kid 
to find your place
I know a gang of clever fellows
we built a fort out in the woods
we cuss and spit at all the girls
aint got a care in all the world
yeah the livin is good
but now im supposed to grow
big and tall
seems like I dont get to wear my bare feet
at all
but when the storm is through
my feet know what to do
all roads lead to you

I think ive grown a little thinner
with out you riding my coat tails
I would trade it all again for a nice
stroll in your skin
just to cure what ails

Shakey Graves - Roll The Bones - 10 To Cure What Ails...

The Jakes - Take Me Home

Michigan friends! Just listen and get their album "Wormfood" here:
http://jamaicanqueens.bandcamp.com
Definitely one of the best album of 2013 so far!
Wednesday Tune n°69 / Water by Jamaican Queens

Jamaican Queens - Water

Wrung Out And Hanging (On West Coast Time)

After spending two years living on opposite coasts and pursuing their own creative projects, Ivan Howard and Kelly Crisp returned last spring to set to work on the sixth full-length album from the Rosebuds. Joining up with Bon Iver frontman Justin Vernon (a friend and former bandmate who, in a 2011 interview, noted that the Rosebuds make “some of the most important music in the world”), the North Carolina-bred duo spent a week in Vernon’s studio teasing out a batch of songs that effortlessly weave the hooky songcraft of classic jangle-pop, the cagey romanticism of new wave, and a refined yet full-hearted sensibility all their own. Featuring Vernon on guitar and synths—as well as Bon Iver drummer Matt McCaughan and and Sylvan Esso's Nick Sanborn on bass, both longtime pals and cohorts of the Rosebuds—the resulting Sand + Silence radiates both a graceful intensity and the loose, joyful energy that comes from making music with friends.

Extracting brilliance from easy collaboration is old hat to the Rosebuds, who formed in 2001 and carried out their first live shows as performance-art pieces that turned the stage into a replica of their own living room. “From the beginning we knew we weren’t going to be a regular band, that we wanted to keep it fun and creative, like an ongoing art project,” says Crisp. With their most recent releases including collections of original Christmas and Halloween songs and a record of Sade covers, the Rosebuds catalog reveals the restlessness of their creative appetites by shifting from the acoustic balladry of 2005’s Birds Make Good Neighbors to the dark synth-pop of 2007’s Night of the Furies to the dreamy indie-rock of 2011’s Loud Planes Fly Low. “One of the main things that’s kept this band going is we have no rules about what kind of music we should record or who can help us record it” says Howard. “We’ve always kept it free and open, and never been scared to go in strange directions. The songs themselves, whatever they want to become, are always first.” But despite the anything-goes approach, the Rosebuds invariably stay true to a melody-centric musicality that’s driven by their singular chemistry, delicately crafted songwriting, and untamable excitement about the possibilities in making art.

Co-produced by the Rosebuds, Vernon, and BJ Burton, Sand + Silence began when Howard (who had recently launched a solo project under the name Howard Ivans) came to New York in early 2013 to work with Crisp (who had newly entered Columbia University’s graduate program for fiction writing). While their original intention was to revamp a number of songs cut from Loud Planes Fly Low and turn those tracks into an EP, Howard ended up sitting down at a piano in the studio and sketching out a whole new series of songs. “I decided to quit trying to force the older songs into something that worked for us, and instead write some new ideas and just see what happened without any pretense,” he says. “Right away it just felt really good and sounded like a new Rosebuds record to me—the tone and melodies reminded me of the lightness of the early Rosebuds days, with this feeling of the music being new and inspiring but still so simple that almost anybody could play it.” Once they settled into Vernon’s April Base Studio in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, the Rosebuds devoted a week to bringing those new songs to life by recording live (a previously unexplored tactic for the band). “Everyone in the room we were working with is such a great musician, so we’d hit record and the whole thing would just sail,” says Crisp. “Everything would get done in just one or two takes, and the songs all ended up having this buoyancy to them.”

The Rosebuds - "Blue Eyes"

Blackbird Blackbird - Love Unlimited

🎸 Medium-tempo guitar rock filled with emotional depth ✨
A melody with no shape, no words to describe

💿 Get the high-quality version + lyric PDF here → https://junichiyano.bandcamp.com/album/in-the-distance

🎵 Lyrics (excerpt):  
Sleepless, waiting for the morning to come  
With wounded wings, unable to fly  
I look up at a sky I cannot reach

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In The Distance

Written by Josh Blashki
Produced by Arik Blum
Mixed by Matt Voigt
Mastered by Steve Smart

Four Leaf Clover

Track from the split 7" by The Zolas and The Liptonians.
Released 11 October 2011 on Light Organ Records.
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The Zolas Cultured Man

Live at Levon's

Shakey Graves - Once In A While

more where this came from...it doesnt say the artist for some reason...ask me if u wanna know:)

Shakey Graves - Once In A While

yikes!