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Showing posts with label Album Stream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Album Stream. Show all posts

Thursday, September 12, 2013

Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop


Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop

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    1. Anushka live on NTS today with Moxie 3pm-5pm
    2. Gregory Porter // New Album Liquid Spirit
    3. Gang Colours – Invisible In Your City // Album Stream
      Posted: 11 Sep 2013 05:56 AM PDT

      Listen live from 3pm-5pm GMT HERE

      Thursday, August 29, 2013

      dpat – In Bloom (Album Stream) by ThatFix


      dpat – In Bloom (Album Stream) by ThatFix

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      Posted: 28 Aug 2013 08:38 AM PDT

      In Bloom showcases a beautiful mixture of lush soundscapes layered with soulful r&b vocals and swirled in live instrumentation, in large part performed by the project’s creator, Dpat. The title track “Above Us”, represents Dpat’s soft, yet intentional beat structure full of dreamy keys, rnb charisma and Sango-infused bass lines. Angelic vocals from Austin-based Isles are weaved throughout the track making it a realistic glimpse into the sound story of In Bloom.
      23 year old, Houston, Texas native, Dpat, started his journey in formal music production a few years ago and has already garnered a most impressive resume including collaborations with Wiz Khalifa, The Weeknd, Sango and JMSN to name a few. With one self-released EP, Blurry, under his belt, Dpat takes In Bloom to the next level and departs from a heavy sample-based sound replacing it with live guitar, piano, and vocal collaborations.

      Saturday, August 17, 2013

      Abeano Music Blog @ Musique Non Stop


      Abeano Music Blog @ Musique Non Stop

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      1. This Week On Abeano: King Krule, A$AP Ferg, Kwes., Oneman, Visionist, Nguzunguzu & more
      2. Lunice – Who Dat
      3. Danny Brown – Hand Stand
      4. Na (Nguzunguzu) – Flute Gasp
      5. Earl Sweatshirt – Doris Album Stream
      Posted: 16 Aug 2013 07:58 AM PDT

      It’s been very rap-centric on the blog today, with Earl Sweatshirt’s album stream, Lunice’s new beat and Danny Brown’s batty new collabo with Darq E Freaker, but that’s not all we do roun’ hurr, we’ve also got a lot of other stuff, like THIS:

      Monday, July 22, 2013

      Ikonika – Aerotropolis: exclusive album stream



      Ikonika's second album is inspired by a stint DJing in an airport city. Have a listen and let us know if you think it flies

      Ikonika's second album is inspired by her time DJing in an airport city, a place where she felt like she could "teleport" to different places. "The album is dreamy at times, in the clouds," she says. "It's pressurised but not cluttered. It's not supposed to be distracting."

      Tuesday, July 9, 2013

      Pet Shop Boys – Electric: album stream



      Be among the first to hear the Pet Shop Boys' new album – and let us know what you think of their return to the dancefloor



      Tuesday, July 2, 2013

      New Order – Live at Bestival 2012: album stream

      New Order in 2012

      Be among the first to hear New Order's new live album – and let us know what you think

      Already suffering festival withdrawal symptoms after the end of Glastonbury? Then get your buzz back on because we want to transport you to Bestival. And you don't even have to go to the Isle of Wight, get a tent, or drink inadvisable amounts of cider to join in. Because here, for your listening pleasure, we present a stream of New Order: Live at Bestival 2012, featuring their headline set last year.

      All proceeds from the album – released on Rob da Bank's Sunday Best label – are going to charity, to the Isle of Wight Youth Trust – so if you like it, go and buy it.

      Sunday, June 23, 2013

      Daughn Gibson – Me Moan: Exclusive album stream





      Daughn Gibson's second album is full of creepy, warped country music – have a listen and let us know your thoughts
      When we ran our interview with Daughn Gibson last week, readers were all – for one – in agreement. Daughn Gibson was hot. Still, no amount of chiselled good looks are a match for a decent album, right? We said RIGHT? Ahem.

      Anyway, we're pleased to announce that Daughn Gibson's second album is a strange and beautiful affair. Building on the chopped and screwed country of his debut record, All Hell, here Gibson delivers his dark small-town tales using a variety of tools, from Scott Walker-esque crooning to, er, bagpipes.

      It shouldn't work, but it definitely does. So do you agree? Have a listen using the widget above and let us know your thoughts in the comments!




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