After an amazing weekend spent watching the ZEvent, we’re getting into a lovely musical break with our playlist of the week. In there, we get to listen to Kasabian’s and Royal Republic’s explosive new tracks, Paul Numi’s and Charlotte Hall’s softnesses, and Wynona’s universe. Some you don’t want to miss!
A New Music Friday is upon us, and our selection is composed of a record ideal for Halloween, a debut album with a couple of retro ideas, and a perfect EP to celebrate winter. Flashes.
For our monthly catch-up session, the three records we’ve selected come from very different places. A talented musician discovered on Twitch, a surprising artist in her rebirth moment, and a logical and energetic follow-up album, they’re all on the menu.
With a sharp intro with the man-band Dr. PÂÂLE, sensuality from Emily Pello and Jennifer Silva, and air filled with electricity with The Wombats, Shumking Mansion, Sarah Wild and more, this playlist jumps from mysteries to mysteries and is right on time for Halloween.
This week, after a lot of changes in our schedule and in our plans, we needed calm, powerful riffs and a touch of pop. A mix that our selection for this new music Friday perfectly represents. Flashes.
We’ve put our roller skates on, we’ve found a beautiful optimism with Beans on Toast, we’re welcoming ghosts (‘tis the season) with Michael Wilford, and we’re going from nostalgic moments to wonder with Alix Page, Kiefer Sutherland, Casper Skulls and Band of Horses. Clearly, this is a playlist to enjoy with a blanket and a cup of tea.
Punk, rock and blues. These three pillars which are, if we’re honest, the very base of our musical nutrition, are getting three beautiful additions to their already impressive Palmares. We can’t resist any of them and we sink into raging and soft riffs alike. Flashes.
We get some very warming tunes in our playlist this week. Already October and we’re dreaming of holidays with The Soulphoenixs, Lea Lu, Roasaway and Sarāb. A couple of other tracks are bearing the lovely bright colours of autumn and we’re getting into Bare Beets, Cuffed Up and Skinny Lister.
If this playlist arrives late tonight, it’s still a joy to share it. Our selection of the week has some lovely lyrics by Almée and Lisa Mitchell, and the powerful riffs of The Rising, The Darkness and Katanak who is going to release another version of this song later this month. We’ll follow this curious adventure, and the others, quite carefully.
For today’s new release, we’re diving into a debut album by a rising band! Gustaf has caught our eye some months ago with their track Design. It is time for us to listen to their LP Audio Drag For Ego Slobs. Review.