NEW TEMPER TRAP!
On June 5, Glassnote/Columbia will release the second (and self-titled) full-length from Australian rock band the Temper Trap. Today we have a first peak of what is to be expected with the track titled “Trembling Hands”. The dramatic piano-laced intro alone is enough to get our attention but it is really the vocals of lead singer Dougy Mandagi that carry the song through. Listen below.
We not believe in teasing you, splitting up lists across posts and making you wait. We have one simple rule to bring you the best music possible. While compiling a list of a lot of dubstep tracks this year (and some from late last year) we noticed that the list was getting bigger and bigger. After long hours scouring the internet, here it is for your listening pleasure:
(Currently on slow internet, zips coming soon)
Logic deserves more credit than he gets. The talented emcee from Maryland draws inspiration from past experiences and the struggles of life, with a hopeful and positive outlook. And sure, many rappers today are doing the same, what is so different? The attitude. With every verse and every rhyme is more of a coming of age effort and less about trying to be famous. Consequently, the story telling is raw and unfiltered.
In an interview with Sunset In The Rear View, he contributes his success to his team:
And it is that kind of inclusive attitude that separates him from the rest. It is not an egotistical trip of him telling the world he is better than everyone else, a theme mostly found in mainstream rap today.
Last month Logic released his latest mixtape, Young Sinitra: Undeniable. Here is a couple of tracks we handpicked and we want his music to speak for himself, and you can download the entire mixtape here.
A bit outside most peoples comfort zones, this experimental track of glitches and filter wavings is the latest from Britain’s eclectic melodic scientist/producer Gold Panda. We blog about wonderful soft folk ballads and charging electronic bangers, but it is really the genuine emotion out of every production that captivates us to keep listening. Gold Panda, in the mist of textural pop and hisses, brings us his latest remix of “I Tried So Hard” by Night Works with minimalistic house kicks, and as a free download.
Yes, another “Midnight City” remix… and we are just as sick as the next EDM fan exposed to the 10000000′s out there. Los Angeles producer Kiss Paris has jumped into the ring to fight over “Midnight City” remix, but wait there is a small twist. This is actually a mashup sampling Andrew Bayer feat. Molly Bancroft- “Keep Your Secrets” (Myon remix) and M83′s “Midnight City”. The result is something not quite as recognizable as the original but still different enough to digest it.
Before today, we had never heard of Crybaby and, in all honesty, we were not sure what to think of his moniker. Yet it only took 20 seconds for us to dismiss all previous judgement and focus on what is more important, the music. Named after the truly seminal soul song by Garnett Mimms and the Enchanters, Crybaby is the alias of Bristol singer/songwriter Danny Coughlan. ‘When The Lights Go Out’ a romantic and longing warm folk song exemplifying what you can discover from his debut self-titled album.
Purchase Crybaby on iTunes.
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Whimsical and borderline ambient, the soft wonders of Emma Louise voice will hold your head in her heavenly clouds of intimate song writing abilities to comfort you. Infectious from the start, the new single from Emma Louise titled ‘Boy’ provides shes a no one hit wonder, following last years popular hit, Jungle. Listen below.
