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Basement Soul: Entreloupe - I Think I Love U (Dwele Cover) @ Musique Non Stop |  |
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Posted: 19 Jul 2014 11:19 AM PDT
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DJBooth.net: [Download] Kehlani - Get Away |  |
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Posted: 15 Jul 2014 03:00 PM PDT
 Almost three months after impressing Booth readers with eclectic promo cut FWU, unsigned R&B singer Kehlani returns with another freshly-minted loosie. On the breezy, Jahaan Sweet-produced Get Away, the Oakland repper and America’s Got Talent finalist airs her feelings for a man she’s had her eye on, urging him not to let his chance at love slip through … Click the link for the stream and download.  |
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Posted: 06 Jul 2014 05:51 PM PDT
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Posted: 15 Apr 2014 07:01 AM PDT
 A wash of narcoleptic synths and stumbling beats with no momentum All this is particularly remarkable for a dude who consistently looks and sounds as though he just woke up from an all-night bender. The process of writing, recording and playing nearly every note on Built on Glass, his first full-length album, may have dragged Faker out of his bedroom, but he actually sounds less awake and fully realized than on his earlier work: There’s nothing as effective as the oscillating electric piano on “Diggity” and little as catchy as his Flume collaboration. This is PBR&B without the inspiration of a Weeknd or Frank Ocean — a wash of narcoleptic synths and stumbling beats with no momentum. Despite his moniker, Faker’s got a genuine presence and it’s not all dissolute. In nearly every song here, he alludes to being emotionally and physically stuck, and his see-sawing tunes capture the vibe of someone whose bad habits, inner turmoil, and pull toward self-destruction get him nowhere and keep him there. Unfortunately, the music mirrors him: On “Talk Is Cheap,” the first single, his pained cry is compelling, but overly repetitive keys and vocal samples stagnate the track. All this comes to a head in “Melt,” in which he admits his happiness is “some kind of fucked up mess” while his duet partner Kilo Kish dreams of her bones being broken before she breaks off the relationship. But rather than capturing a capricious spark between losers, the two just sound lost: Faker comes off, irritated while Kish can’t even hit her easy notes. A sexual connection so strong that it’s likened to an overdose shouldn’t sound like a headache.  |
Potholes In My Blog: Stream B. Lewis & Yung Satan’s New Song “Dreamy” |  |
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Posted: 09 Apr 2014 06:00 AM PDT
 Unlock your perspective and travel through mind states, time barriers and outer space on this warm Wednesday morning with the aptly titled “Dreamy”. Producers B. Lewis and Yung Satan found strength in numbers and joined forces to meet fruitful results, blending their respective talents to balance electro-trap with sounds so lofty that they could score an opulent scene in Gatsby. Liberating, drum-paired synth drives rapidly dot the track’s closing moments, as if to acknowledge the four minutes of sensory enlightenment that had just occurred. Seriously, it’s that good. Stream “Dreamy” below.  |
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Posted: 22 Nov 2013 04:29 AM PST
 Artist: Charlotte OC Release: Colour My Heart Label: Stranger Records Genre: Pop 22 year old Charlotte OC, hailed as the British Lana Del Ray, arrives with her debut EP on Stranger Records (Lana Del Ray, Filthy Boy). The title track ‘Colour My Heart’ written by Charlotte, was produced and recorded by Tim Anderson (Solange, Sia) in LA. ‘Colour My Heart’ is an intoxicating mix of emotional lyrics and heady, thick vocals. The Blackburn born singer has spread her wings over to LA and recorded and produced a supernatural title track and video. There is a spooky and bewitching sound to the song that is powered along by underlying beats and earthy melodies pulsating throughout.   |
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Posted: 23 Sep 2013 02:00 AM PDT
 Artist: The Emperor MachineRelease: Hey! Label: Southern Fried Records Genre: Dance – House The Emperor Machine aka Andy Meecham returns to the SFR fold with “Hey!” completed with a trio of Ewan Pearson remixes. 'Hey!' is a bristling brew of writhing synth lines, pixelated melodies and quick-licked disco beats that dazzle as much as they drive. Vamping chords bring the tension and frantically arp'ed melodies bring plenty of colour whilst the anthemic vocal cries from Michelle Bee help finish this off as a sure-fire dancefloor destroyer. Following on from this latest missive on Southern Fried, 2014 will mark a return to DJing for Andy, followed by a full-length album and a brand new live show. |
