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Feed the Fire is the lead single from multi-instrumentalist Audrey Powne's forthcoming From the Fire LP and what an introduction it is to the Melbourne based artist's much anticipated debut album. Building on Audrey's already impressive international reputation as a performer and session musician, she has received plaudits from Gilles Peterson, Maceo Parker and Masta Ace amongst others.

With music and lyrics composed by Audrey, Feed the Fire is a track written in response to the Australian bushfires of 2019 and their undeniable link to the climate crisis and the Government's unwillingness to acknowledge this connection.

Combining dramatic strings with a powerful and emotion fuelled vocal, a dark harmony and a climactic trumpet solo Feed The Fire is a track that fuses a Neo-Soul and Jazz feel with a tough drum break and a production that is reminiscent of the quality of a Charles Stepney track. With Audrey combining composition and lyric writing duties with trumpet, vocals and string arrangements on Feed the Fire, it is very much her production values evident here.

This wonderful single package will also include the instrumental version not available on the vinyl LP and remixes by BBE stalwarts Atjazz and the New York maestros musclecars. Both remixes showcase Atjazz and musclecars signature styles at honing in on moods and rhythms in Audrey’s composition and translating them into certified dancefloor bangers. Definitely tracks needed for any serious DJ's cannon in 2024.

Audrey Powne - Feed the Fire (Instrumental)

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Tumbrottning

Time Has Passed

© 2024 Trae Sheehan
Written & performed by Trae Sheehan
Produced by Trae Sheehan & Will Burger
Mixed by Trae Sheehan
Mastered by Will Burger
Keys by Max Hoffman

Friends

HEART/BREAK

New Rochelle - Henry John

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คนอ่อนไหว (Emotional Girl) [feat. Image Suthita]

You Don't Know Me

The Curse Of The Fold - Cover

The Few

Diary on December 8, 2019
Recorded, Mastered by Ryo Kiriakehata
@ Tengokubatake House, Tokyo Japon 2019

NEO HIPPIES USE HEAVEN'S DOOR / Ryo Kiriakehata

When lonely feelings chill
　　　The meadows of your mind,
　　　Just think if Winter comes,
　　　Can Spring be far behind?

　　　Beneath the deepest snows,
　　　The secret of a rose
　　　Is merely that it knows
　　　You must believe in Spring!

　　　Just as a tree is sure
　　　Its leaves will reappear;
　　　It knows its emptiness
　　　Is just the time of year

　　　The frozen mountain dreams
　　　Of April’s melting streams,
　　　How crystal clear it seems,
　　　You must believe in Spring!

　　　You must believe in love
　　　And trust it’s on its way,
　　　Just as the sleeping rose
　　　Awaits the kiss of May

　　　So in a world of snow,
　　　Of things that come and go,
　　　Where what you think you know,
　　　You can’t be certain of,
　　　You must believe in Spring and love
　　　You must believe in Spring and love

you must believe in spring (cover)

Released 10th December on Dance to the Radio.
www.dancetotheradio.com
Listen on Spotify / Apple Music etc: smarturl.it/farcaspian

Written, performed, produced and mixed by Joel Johnston

Mastered by Carl Rosamond

I drew outside by the front porch last night
And you know why
I’m terrified 
And all the things you said fell by my side
You ask why
Preoccupied 

When it’s all said and done
You can change your mind
But something tells me we should be sharing the night
When it’s all said and done
You can read your lines
But something tells me we should be sharing this light 

Tried to figure out the way to feel this life
Don’t know why 
I just lay 
Worrying about the things you said in July
Keep on time 
Forgive my mind 

When it’s all said and done 
you can change your mind 
But all this tells me 
We should be sharing the night 
When it’s all said and done 
Rearrange the time
Something tells me we should be sharing this light

Waiting for the day
Waiting for the time
All I could say

July

This is a demo of the Japanese version of "Me and You" (Original song by Barry Louis Poliser, USA).

Me and You  [Japanease Ver.]

From These Shores is the otherworldly sound of softly psychedelic, cosmic folk and psych from Hawaii. Hazy, lazy, steeped in sunshine; these 13 tracks are gathered here thanks to Aloha Got Soul curators Roger Bong and Oliver Seguin.

Spanning the 1960s throughout the 1980s, From These Shores offers curious finds from every corner of the Hawaiian Islands — from the North Shore of Oahu (Gordon Broad) to the streets of Honolulu (Burgess & Brooks), the spiritual escapes of Maui (Merrell Fankhauser) to the spirited efforts of Bahá'í musicians (East Of Midnight), the low-key lounges of Waikiki (Dennis Soares) to the disappearing beaches of Puna (Alice Wise).

For the past three years, Bong and Seguin have sifted the sands of Hawaii’s rich musical past to lift these under-appreciated gems from obscurity, giving each song a chance to once again enjoy the slow burning warmth of the sun before drifting off towards the horizon.

you must believe in spring (cover)

morikawa fumito

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