Thursday, 8 May 2014
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
Hollie Cook / Twice
Hollie Cook is the daughter of The Sex Pistols’ drummer Paul Cook and her mother Jeni used to be a dancer with Culture Club.
@exystence
Monday, 5 May 2014
New Favorite: Samaris from Iceland
The fact that Reykjavík trio Samaris sing 19th-century Icelandic poetry in their native tongue ought to be a barrier. Brilliantly though, the lack of a common language doesn’t stop you getting swept up in the band’s slick and strangely sensual world. (more)
New album Silkidrangar @exystence
First self titled album @plixid
Thursday, 1 May 2014
Tuesday, 29 April 2014
ElectroComp 2014 by SpliffmanTeo
Tracklist:
01. Jon Hopkins - Open Eye Signal
02. Psychemagik feat. Renegade - Black Noir Schwarz (Original)
03. Noir & Haze - Around (Solomun Vox)
04. Miajica - Space-Future-Communication
05. Todd Terje - Delorean Dynamite (Disco Mix)
06. Nancy Whang & Audiojack - Like An Eagle (Extended Version)
07. Todd Terje feat. Bryan Ferry - Johnny and Mary
08. Dominik Eulberg & Gabriel Ananda - Friend Of All That Lives
09. Blood Orange - Uncle ACE (a/jus/ted Remix)
@zippyshare
Saturday, 26 April 2014
Christos DC / Long Road
Χαμός:
The artist Christos DC aka Christopher Vrenios, was born and raised in Washington, D.C. by parents who sang opera and taught voice professionally. He takes his name from his Greek heritage using a nickname given to him by his grandmother & also to represent his birthplace that set the tone of his musical journey.
His sound is best described as a blend of Downtempo, Reggae with overtones of jazz.
[...]
it was his deep appreciation for the sounds coming out of Kingston, Jamaica that led him to record with legendary reggae artists Sly and Robbie as well as the Firehouse Crew. He was later recruited by Don Carlos of Black Uhuru and The Itals to tour.
[...]
He then went on to do session work, playing guitar, bass, and even co-writing with the world famous Thievery Corporation, as well as other groups.
(source)
@mp3rally
The artist Christos DC aka Christopher Vrenios, was born and raised in Washington, D.C. by parents who sang opera and taught voice professionally. He takes his name from his Greek heritage using a nickname given to him by his grandmother & also to represent his birthplace that set the tone of his musical journey.
His sound is best described as a blend of Downtempo, Reggae with overtones of jazz.
[...]
it was his deep appreciation for the sounds coming out of Kingston, Jamaica that led him to record with legendary reggae artists Sly and Robbie as well as the Firehouse Crew. He was later recruited by Don Carlos of Black Uhuru and The Itals to tour.
[...]
He then went on to do session work, playing guitar, bass, and even co-writing with the world famous Thievery Corporation, as well as other groups.
(source)
@mp3rally
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