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www.obscuresound.com
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| | | | | A mellow reassurance permeates throughout "You're Not Alone," an enchanting new single from Found Instruments, the solo project of UK-based singer/songwriter Jack Joseph Titcombe. The production enamors with a hypnotic, mellow glow - melding bouncy keys, debonair vocals, and a general mystique; its riveting atmosphere resembles a cross of Twin Peaks intrigue and Beach Boys-esque (particularly in the Dennis Wilson solo vein) sunset fixations. The title-touting vocal salutations combine beautifully with the caressing synth tones and playful Casio keys, set amidst a tranquil rhythm section. "Sometimes I don't feel like myself, and I just can't figure it out," the vulnerable | |
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www.albumsin200words.co.uk
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| | | | | Now this is a bit different this is a request where again I have no idea who this band are but straight away when reading on the internet I recognised Peter Case, I had one of his solo albums way back in the day, Wig (good record if I remember correctly, I need to listen to it again) who was also before his stellar solo career the lead singer of The Plimsouls, we got there in the end.The Plimsouls are seemingly best known for a couple of their songs appearing in a Nick Cage film called Valley G | |
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fasterandlouderblog.blogspot.com
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| | | | | Perfectly executed power pop is something I'll always embrace, and so Flutter's debut EP is literally music to my ears. Based in Denver, Col... | |
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notes.kateva.org
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