Visual art above by Sharon Dragi [via]
For Someone’s most personal song to date, the singer-songwriter strips down to four elements in the entire song, giving plenty of space for the lyrics to delve into the darkness. The song explores that darkness without being bogged down by it, courtesy of Someone’s airy vocals and the ultimately positive message of the music. Go spelunking with Someone.
Visual art above by Rachel Sussman [via]
Since the real thing is a bit unstable these days, its best channel the cathartic gold of St Tropez’s rough and rowdy “Democracy”. Sweat it out!
Be sure to check out their killer track “Son Of God” on VINYL MOON Volume 009. They will also be at SXSW this year playing The Burning Ear & Vinyl Moon showcase! More details soon…
Look & Listen! // Visual Artist: Jeannie Phan [via]
The latest Meeka Kates jam is another example of his fine ability to make jams that work perfectly well for both chilling out and dancing. I recommend alternating the two activities as you listen to “Wildfire ” on repeat this weekend.
Taken from Meeka’s debut EP ‘Wildfire’ out now.
Look & Listen! // Visual Artist: L7m [via]
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Few things in life are better than traveling to foreign lands, celebrating national holidays, drinking local beers, and getting turned on to neighborhood bands. Enjoy the fruits of my Summer’s good times with Amsterdam’s Cut_.
Look & Listen! // Visual Artist: David Rice [via]
Whatever your mission is, crank up some Bungalow to get prepped for it.
Make sure to get into the full 90/92 EPÂ and then check out Bungalow on Vinyl Moon Volume 005.
Previously on TBE: Bungalow
Look & Listen! // Visual Artist: Blu [via]
When your heart stops beating make sure to catch St. Tropez on Vinyl Moon Volume 009.
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Look & Listen! // Visual Artist: Manfredi Ciminale [via]
Don’t be afraid, I’m not like your other lovers of late
But maybe be a little afraid. But in a good way. Meeka is not afraid to get a bit dark when wooing. Go along with it.
Previously on TBE: Meeka Kates Read more
Look & Listen! // Visual Artist: Ori Toor [via]
Fantastic Fantastic are persistent optimists who know that the best way through most challenges is with a little hip shaking (and a phone call, NOT a text!). They have got us moving before and “Call Me” is an excellent step down the stairs to the underground club in their hearts.
Catch Fantastic Fantastic on VINYL MOON Volume 001. Read more