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??????: Wild And Lonely
????: New Wave, Synth Pop
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1986 Belinda (2014)
1987 Heaven On Earth (2013, 2CD)
1989 Runaway Horses (2013, 2CD)
1991 Live Your Life Be Free (2013, 2CD)
1993 Real (2013, 2CD)
1996 A Woman & A Man (2014, 2CD)
2007 Voila (2014)
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Heartland Soul is Red Velvet’s long-awaited second album*. Red Velvet is singer Deirdre Murphy, songwriter Les Ray and their band of talented multi-instrumentalists from very diverse musical backgrounds: George Harper from jazz/blues, Chris Fox from jazz and folk, Robin Gillan from old time and trad folk, and rock drummer Colin Smith.
This album is also truly genre-defying: while Carrickfergus and Aragon Mill are very much from the Irish folk tradition, revealing Deirdre’s Northern Irish roots, the mariachi/cantina sound of That’s what duos do and the up-tempo honky-tonk of Night Train to Memphis have a more country sensibility, and You put a spell on me strays into jazz/blues.
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Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 will include singles, B-sides, outtakes and previously unreleased tracks, with audio remastered from the original tape source by Dave Fridmann.
While the triple-CD deluxe boasts a massive 52 tracks, the single vinyl LP edition is a extremely condensed 11-track affair.
Matt Piet & His Disorganization
Rummage Out
(Clean Feed, 2018)
more details
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Acclaimed as one of the most iconic records in rock and roll history, Paul Simon’s GRAMMY-winning 1986 album Graceland has received a special 2018 reworking, with the likes of MK, Richy Ahmed, Paul Oakenfold, and Groove Armada all spinning their own unique interpretations across the release – the first time a classic album has been reimagined in its entirety. The project, consisting of 12 remixes from a range of artists representing a wide array of styles from Deep House, Afro House, DnB, Tech House, and many more, was overseen by producer and project curator Michael Gaiman, AKA The Duke of New York.
1. Homeless (Joris Voorn Remix) (06:01)
2. Gumboots (Joyce Muniz Remix) (06:48)
3. I Know What I Know (Sharam’s Motherland Mix) (07:28)
4. Crazy Love, Vol. II (Paul Oakenfold Extended Remix) (03:55)
5. The Boy In the Bubble (Richy Ahmed Remix) (08:34)
6. You Can Call Me Al (Groove Armada Dub Redemption) (07:24)
7. Under African Skies (Rich Pinder/Djoko Vocal Mix) (06:36)
8. Graceland (MK’s KC Lights Remix) (04:46)
9. That Was Your Mother (Gui Boratto Remix) (06:18)
10. Diamonds On the Soles of Her Shoes (Thievery Corporation Remix) (06:01)
11. All Around the World or the Myth of Fingerprints (Photek Remix) (04:34)
12. Homeless (Joris Voorn Kitchen Table Mix / The Duke of New York’s Edit) (01:13)
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Bass great Marcus Miller brings the influence of modern urban music to his trademark sound on his highly-anticipated, genre-defying new album Laid Black, which will be released June 1 on Blue Note Records.Miller recorded most of the nine tracks on Laid Black with his band in a New York studio and also recruited guest artists Trombone Shorty, Kirk Whalum, Take Six, Jonathan Butler, and Belgian singer Selah Sue. Of his band, Miller says: “My guys are incredibly talented. They play everything from bebop to hip-hop. All of the special guests I called have the same vision about jazz, which made it possible to create this mix of music. Oh and if you like bass, there’s plenty of serious bass work on this album too!”
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Legendary front man of The Who, Roger Daltrey, to release brand-new studio album, ‘As Long As I Have You,’. ‘As Long As I Have You’ is Roger’s first solo album since 1992. The album will feature 11 new studio recordings of new Roger Daltrey written tracks and covers of tracks from the likes of Steve Stills, Parliament, Nick Cave, Stevie Wonder & Dusty Springfield. Additionally, the album features guitar from Pete Townshend. ‘As Long As I Have You’ was produced by the iconic producer Dave Eringa.
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When American Aquarium releases new recordings every couple of years, the bulk of their songs often come straight from the observations and life experiences of lead singer BJ Barham. In their upcoming June 1st release Things Change, that fact garners even more credence. You see, the American Aquarium that many of their fans knew no longer exists.
With the sudden exit of essentially the whole band after a decade of near constant touring, Barham found himself alone and at a crossroads. After what could be considered a long month-and-a-half hiatus in the world of American Aquarium, Barham dug deep. He assembled a new band of eminent and adventurous musical vagabonds and continued the musical excellence and strong storytelling that American Aquarium fans are accustomed to hearing.
Following up the acclaimed album Wolves could have been seen as quite a challenge. Barham’s new tales more deeply stir the listener and advance him into the realm of the great American storyteller. With a combination of wit and depth that is scarce nowadays, the subject matter of each song paints a vivid scene. These songs are both fresh and timeless, and place listeners in the moment as if they are personal witnesses.
Things Change clocks in with ten distinct and varying tracks. Opening track “The World’s On Fire” may initially have fans reliving a particular night in November 2016. Yet with subsequent listens, fans may start to notice that the song definitely can be attached to many of the diverse issues facing us today in the U.S. Barham certainly shows where his thoughts lie with the line, “This ain’t the country my grandfather fought for/Or about the hate he fought against.” “Crooked + Straight” sounds like a page from the Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers playbook, with the perfect attitude of rock n’ roll groove and southern culture. The title track recounts nearly losing love and resolving to be a better man for the true love he fights for, earns, and needs, and in “One Day at a Time”, Barham pulls back the curtain to expose a personal façade, his battle with the bottle, and how he is doing his best to win.
Who knew that in the midst of a what could have been an inescapable musical crisis that Wolves could be bested? Barham proves that tough times don’t last but that tough folks do. If there is anyone that can prove that talent, grit, and persistence can conquer a career-killing set of circumstances, it’s B.J. Barham.
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DOWNEY TO LUBBOCK was born by immaculate inspiration from live shows Grammy winner Dave Alvin and Grammy nominee Jimmie Dale Gilmore performed together in 2017. Just the two of them were swapping songs and cutting up, each with a guitar and a heart full of soul, musicians who ve been on the road their entire adult lives. The result is an album of blues, rock and folk inspired tunes that both of their fans will enjoy. The album contains 12 songs – 10 covers and two originals – and is destined to be a classic Americana album from two Americana legends.