Hardaway – Derez Deshon
Every now and then I will keep hearing a track over and over no matter where I got and not realize how much of a gem it is. This next track falls in that category for me.
Derez Deshon is from Clayton County, GA so pretty much Atlanta. He is one of the artist I kept hearing about doing business in Atlanta myself. One day I asked an artist/friend I work with who they are listening to currently and he mentioned Derez Deshon…
Sen Istersin – Sedef Sebüktekin (feat. Canozan)
Sedef Sebüktekin’i çoğumuz Sofar performansı ile tanıdık. 2015’teki bu performanstan sonra ardı ardına oldukça başarılı tekliler de duymuştuk sanatçıdan. Bununla birlikte daha büyük bir çıkış yapmasını beklemiştik aslında, şimdilik hala kendimize saklayabildiğimiz bir ses. Her yeni teklide, değişen bir şey ve özgün bir yapı görüyoruz. Hala tarzına net bir isim vermek zor. Bağımsız müziğin güzel yanlarından biri bu, etiketsiz özgür bir alan.
Everything’s Not Lost – Coldplay
This is another song from the other perspective.
If last week’s Radiohead track was about mental illness and what it’s like to be in love with someone who has it – this week’s track is about relationships and what it’s like to be the one who leaves.
Streetcar – Daniel Caesar
Daniel Caesar, one of the most promising up-in-coming R&B/Soul artists at the moment, puts his own spin on Kanye West’s Street Lights off of his 5th album, 808s & Heartbreaks.
24K Magic – Bruno Mars
24K Magic is one of the best modern day pop/R&B tracks to have ever been released and is one of the most iconic tracks to featured in Bruno Mar’s music catalog.
The opening of the song greets us with old school 90’s auto tune while briefly serenading us into the full package.
The song then bursts into a charismatic, energetic and flavorful blend of dance funk pop.
Dynasty – Xavier
We take a little break from all that movement to chill out with some hip-hop, here’s another track that was submitted to the playlist, Xavier’s “Dynasty”.
The Combine – John Maus
El infierno nunca estuvo tan lleno de sintetizadores, órganos y moduladores burbujeantes como con Maus.
John Maus profesor de filosofía y agnóstico de las guitarras eléctricas a las cuales las considera como “instrumentos agotados” profesa una música infernal bajo modos sonoros eclesiásticos medievales.
My God Has A Telephone – The Flying Stars of Brooklyn NY
This song is the perfect example of why I love music especially live music because you can hear the rawness in someone’s voice and the emotions they are feeling. Music is so powerful and the connection between a song and an individual is unbreakable.
Huembelo I – Black Brothers
Many jellyfish are familiar with the very large island in the Pacific Ocean comprised of the nation of Papua New Guinea and the future nation of West Papua. In fact, this island is home to one fifth of all the species of living things on earth, as well as one fifth of all human languages. Sadly, West Papua is currently occupied and oppressed by Indonesia and is the scene of one of the least publicized ongoing human rights atrocities in the world, largely funded by a US gold & copper mining company and other greedy outsiders.
Equilinox Main Theme – Jamal Green
I’m a big fan of video game soundtracks for writing to – as evidenced here and here – they exist solely to accompany you doing something – and hell – what’s the difference between writing and killing a few trolls?
Magazine – Editors
I’ve always been more of a fan of Tom Smith’s voice than his band Editors. Come on, he sounds gorgeous. And the Editors, sure, they’re good, but I never really connected. Their new single, “Magazine”, changed that.
Yanlış Var – Evdeki Saat
Evdeki Saat is an independent music project that was started in 2014 by Eren Alıcı and Sunguralp Esat. They came from Bursa to İstanbul and their latest track is “Yanlış Var” that came out in January 4th, 2018. The band members are Eren Alıcı (guitar, keyboard, vocal), Sunguralp Esat (percussion, back vocal), Arif Kara (electric guitar), Kemal Demir (bass guitar) and Caner Koyuncu (drums).