Marissa Nadler latest full length album, July, is out on Sacred Bones in North America and on Bella Union everywhere else. But here is a new EP with a couple of incredible covers and a couple of songs from July, The EP titled “Before July“
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MARISSA NADLER – ” Hollywood Forever Cemetry ” Father John Misty Cover
Posted: November 20, 2014 in MUSICTags: Before July, Bella Union, Marissa Nadler, singer songwriter
MARISSA NADLER – ” Pitseleh ” Elliott Smith Cover
Posted: November 20, 2014 in MUSICTags: Before July, Elliott Smith, July, Marissa Nadler, singer songwriter
Near the beginning of the year, the spectral folk singer Marissa Nadler released a soft glow of an album called “July”. Today, she’s hitting us with “Before July”, a digital-only EP that includes four demos — two July songs and two unreleased songs. And it’s also got Nadler’s atmospheric, vaguely gothy cover of “Pitseleh,” a heartbreaker of a song from the late legend Elliott Smith’s 1998 album XO. In Nadler’s hands, the lyrics and melody are the same as they were with the original, but the arrangement is very, very different.
LUKE SITAL SINGH – ” Tornado Town “
Posted: November 20, 2014 in MUSICTags: Ep, London, Luke Sital Singh, singer songwriter, Tornadoes
I just so love this Singer Songwriter from London, he has such an amazing vocal and this new track from the up and coming UK Luke Sital-Singh; ‘Tornado Town’ is a tender and lovelorn choice cut from his forthcoming Tornadoes EP, which is out 3rd November on Parlophone. This session finds the young musician up on a London rooftop, solely strumming on his acoustic guitar, offering an intense and personal take on the track.
VANCE JOY – ” Riptide “
Posted: November 18, 2014 in MUSICTags: Dream Your life Away, singer songwriter, Vance Joy
Taken from Vance Joy’s debut album ‘Dream Your Life Away’.Vance Joy’s sweet, intimate, stripped-down tunes are the perfect remedy for relaxation. His indie-folk addictive tracks, like “Riptide,” will leave you absentmindedly reciting the lyrics over and over again in your head, and pretty soon you’ll be seeing his face everywhere, thanks to his upcoming stint on Taylor Swift’s North American 1989 world tour,
JOSHUA JAMES – ” Dramamine “
Posted: November 18, 2014 in MUSICTags: From The Top Of Willamette Mountain, Joshua James, Lincoln, Nebraska, singer songwriter
A video companion, directed by Matt Eastin, to Joshua James’ version of “Dramamine” from the album “Well, Then, I’ll Go To Hell” written by Isaac Brock and the Modest Mouse boys.
Joshua James is an American singer-songwriter currently based out of Fork, Utah and Lincoln, Nebraska. His original debut release of The Sun is Always Brighter was the in the Folk Album list best in 2007 and sold in excess of 25,000 copies by the end of 2008. The album caught the attention of the Indie Folk scene, with Paste Magazine naming him one of their “Next 25 Artists You Need To Know”, He subsequently supported tours by John Mayer, David Gray, Ani DiFranco, on North American tours. NPR Radio has also cited James in one of their “Song of the Day” publishings. They featured his “The New Love Song”[3] as one of the best new songs from a previously unknown artist in a long time. Joshua James “a young Mid Western singer-songwriter who writes hard-bitten songs of family tragedies and sings them in a voice that’s as sun-bleached and wind-battered as a Nebraska cornfields.
James’s third album, “From The Top of Willamette Mountain”, was released in November 2012, on Intelligent Noise Records. It was produced by multi instrumentalist Richard Swift, who also collaborated on it with James. They recorded it at Richard’s home studio dubbed National Freedom Studios. Evan Coulombe, long time friend and band mate played Electric Guitars on the record. Over the span of a year and half Evan Coulombe and Joshua James recorded, when time allowed, cover songs of older Modest Mouse songs. These collaborations / covers were put into a recording and released as “Well, Then, I’ll Go To Hell” in 2013.
KEATON HENSON – ” About Sophie “
Posted: November 18, 2014 in MUSICTags: Birthdays, Keaton henson, Romantic Waves, singer songwriter
Keaton Henson is an English folk rock musician, visual artist and poet from London. As a musician Henson usually sings and plays guitar. Henson suffers from serious stage fright and, as a result, he rarely plays concerts.
Henson wrote and recorded his second album in less than a year. He travelled to California to record the album and worked with American producer Joe Chiccarelli. In February 2013 he released Birthdays. A limited edition version of the album was released featuring three bonus songs and a hand-painted piece of art, taken from a large painting Henson made and cut up into 196 pieces. Birthdays has spawned three singles so far: “Lying to You”, “Sweetheart, What Have You Done To Us” and “You” (which was a limited edition 7″ single for Record Store Day with an etching by Henson on the b-side). The album was also released as a very limited book edition, featuring illustrations made by different artists accompanying the songs. In 2012 and 2013, Henson performed sporadically, usually in tiny venues, galleries or museums. In late 2013 he performed in three churches around England.
In August 2013 NPR Music published a live ‘Tiny Desk Concert’ on YouTube with the set list “You Don’t Know How Lucky You Are”, “Sweetheart What Have You Done To Us”, and “You”.
On 16 June 2014 Henson performed at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London as part of the James Lavelle-curated Meltdown festival. Earlier on the day of the expected gig, Henson released a new album with no previous announcement. The album, his third, titled Romantic Works and featuring cellist Ren Ford,
TOBIAS JESSO Jnr – ” Hollywood “
Posted: November 17, 2014 in MUSICTags: Hollywood, singer songwriter, Tobias Jesso Jnr
Tobias Jesso Jnr has shared a new single called “Hollywood”, his first studio recording. It was produced by Chet “JR” White of Girls, and can be streamed below.
Additionally, he’s announced his first-ever U.S. shows. They’ll take place this week on November 18, 19, and 20 at a loft located in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood. House shows are also planned for Los Angeles in the future.
“Hollywood” appears on Jesso’s debut album, which will be released in the spring of 2015 via True Panther Records. It features production from White, the Black Keys’ Patrick Carney, and Ariel Rechtshaid.
HEATHER MALONEY – ” Woodstock “
Posted: November 17, 2014 in MUSICTags: Darlingside, Heather Maloney, singer songwriter, Woodstock EP
What would have happened if a young Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young had serendipitously met the young Joni Mitchell and they all got in the studio together? The result might be something along the lines of the recently-released “Woodstock” EP by singer-songwriter Heather Maloney and indie-folk four-piece Darlingside. Both groups hailing from the Northampton, Massachussets. music scene, it was while both artists were touring last November– Heather out as a solo singer-songwriter and Darlingside having dropped their drummer and rock’n’roll sound–that the five began to feel a new magic, playing unplugged and singing around a microphone on each other’s songs. She mentioned that they could have fun recording the CSNY version of Joni’s “Woodstock” and, through the power of that suggestion, the five entered the studio and the Woodstock EP was born.
SHAKEY GRAVES – ” Where A Boy Once Stood “
Posted: November 17, 2014 in MUSICTags: Austin Texas, E-Town, Shakey Graves, singer songwriter
Alejandro Rose-Garcia otherwise known as Shakey Graves took the stage for the E-Town series this last Saturday at his sold-out Show, it was hard to ignore the Americana artifices that the“Friday Night Lights” the actor had erected around himself.There was his stage name, Shakey Graves, meant to recall shambling bluesmen of the past, as did the fact that Graves played much of his set solo, with just his guitar and an old, beat-up guitar case for some percussion. He was a man out of time, or at least he very much wanted to be. But appearances aside, Graves proved that he had something new to offer the genre of jangly nu-folk.
Novo Amor said I’ve been wanting to get something new out before the end of the year… so here is a new song, which contains the sound of my heart pulsations and a real saxophone! To go with the song is a moving video by the great guys at Storm+Shelter. hope you guys like it! Im working on some more exciting developments,
