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Bonobo - Fragments (2022)
Fragments é uma experiência auditiva verdadeiramente agradável – e por isso é um sucesso.
Fragments apresenta-se como mais uma aposta segura de Bonobo. Realmente, o reportório musical do artista britânico é formado por projetos «seguros», com margens de risco reduzidas, no entanto, essa não é uma estratégia condenável porque, mesmo que cada álbum de Bonobo seja parecido ao anterior, todos formam momentos auditivos refrescantes, constituindo LP’s que merecem ser escutados de uma ponta…
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Donald Glover has officially released his new album, "3.15.20," after teasing fans last weekend with a temporary 12-hour stream of the project.
After streaming for a mere 12 hours online before disappearing, Donald Glover's 3.15.20 has officially dropped. Exactly one week ago, on March 15th, 2020 (hence the title of the album), the eclectic artist had fans reeling when a mysterious website called "Donald Glover Presents" appeared online. The website was streaming a 12-track collective of new music from Glover—known artistically by his nom de plume, Childish Gambino—but was quickly taken down after only 12 hours. Of course, for all of us who didn't get to hear what the innovative artist had in store, the removal of the project was mad disappointing, but Glover raised our spirits once again when he launched a cryptic countdown on a new website a few days later. The clock was counting down to early Sunday morning, and Mr. Glover came through with his first solo body of work in four years.
Featuring appearances from artists like Ariana Grande , 21 Savage, and Khadja Bonet, 3.15.20 is available on all streaming platforms, as a standard track-by-track version under Childish Gambino, or as a continuous play version under Donald Glover Presents. We've included the track-by-track version from Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud, and the continuous play version from Youtube. Fans can also experience the album simultaneously at DonaldGloverPresents.com for a limited time. Immerse yourself in 3.15.20 and let us know what you think.
3.15.20 Tracklist
1. 0.00
2. Algorhythm
3. Time (ft. Ariana Grande)
4. 12.38 aka Vibrate
5. 19.10 aka “Beautiful”
6. 24.19 aka “Sweet Thing/Thank You”
7. 32.22 aka “Warlords”
8. 35.31 aka “ Little Foot, Big Foot, Get Out The Way”
9. 39.28 aka “Why Go To The Party?”
10. 42.26 aka “Feels Like Summer”
11. 47.48 aka “The Violence”
12. 53.49 aka “Under The Sun”
Stream it on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/600ClrWRsAr7jZ0qjaBLHz
Stream it on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/3-15-20/1503868246
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NEW SKY (OFFICIAL VIDEO) - SIR x KHADJA BONET.
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pressing rewind pt. v
songs i’ve been putting on repeat
anthill - scuba dvala | memory - hojean | second wind - khadja bonet | love - amen dunes | my resignation - geowulf | new love cassette - angel olsen | saccharine - atta boy | neon dad - holy fuck | liquid summer - diamond messages | crystalline chute - machine girl | let’s make a vow alt. version) - diamond messages | endless memory - the lightning year | take out - brian witzig | burnin’ daylight - orange culture | dance your life away - audiobooks | to fly or not to fly - deerhoof | i want to crawl inside of you - famous | domsbore - boredoms | ruptured - SCALPING | this is your face on dogs - machine girl | retrograde - orange culture | theme from the iron horse - brian witzig | dripping sun - kikagaku moyo | sorrow - blues creation | i just wanna be left alone - hidden charms | oedipus race - NATIVE SUN | rats - the twilight sad
happy friday! back to our original schedule for pressing rewind :+) lately i’ve been going back to my sweet spot of heavier music, so enjoy some japanese psychedelic/noise rock, heavy experimental electronic, psychedelic/punk fusions, indie rock, and electronic punk, as well as some slower dream pop and retro sounds in the mix.
#playlist of the day#playlists on tumblr#spotify playlist#playlist#indie rock#indie pop#japanese psychedelic#psychedelic music#noise rock#experimental#electronic#electronic punk#dream pop#alternative#scuba dvala#hojean#khadja bonet#amen dunes#geowulf#angel olsen#atta boy#holy fuck#diamond messages#machine girl#the lightning year#biran witzig#the sounds defect#deerhoof#orange culture#audiobooks
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favorite song as of right now?
um i have multiple!
face - brockhampton
delphine - khadja bonet
creation - sabrina claudio
mulita - leikeli47
how about u, boo?
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Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino’s New ‘3.15.20’ Album Hits Streaming Services [Listen]
Source: Pavielle Garcia / RCA Records
Last weekend, Childish Gambino aka Donald Glover pump-faked everyone by dropping a new album on his website only to remove it hours later. But today (Sunday, March 22), the actor and artist’s new project, Donald Glover presents 3.15.20.
The project is available under not one but two forms—a continuous play version under Donald Glover Presents and a standard track-by-track version under Childish Gambino. The latter is what dropped last weekend then disappeared.
The album is the Grammy, Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winning star’s first release under Wolf+Rothstein/RCA Records. And to inspire a sense of community during these tumultuous times (see: the Coronavirus Pandemic), for a limited time fans can experience the album together at DonaldGloverPresents.com.
As for the album, 3.15.20, it contains a dozen tracks with appearances from Ariana Grande, 21 Savage and Khadja Bonet and clocks in at just under an hour. Production is provided by Glover, DJ Dahi, Ludwig Goransson and more. The album cover is just a white square…really.
Source: RCA / RCA
Check out the tracklist (yes, most of the titles are numerals…just run with it), and stream, below or click here to listen. Also, the track featuring 21 Savage is 12.38.
3.15.20 Track List:
01 0.00
02 Algorhythm
03 Time
04 12.38
05 19.10
06 24.19
07 32.22
08 35.31
09 39.28
10 42.26
11 47.48
12 53.49
source https://hiphopwired.com/847246/donald-glover-aka-childish-gambinos-3-15-20-album/
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Back to the Future (Best of 2016)
As a much belated list and a final farewell to this most neglected corner of the internet, I have decided to post my favorite 100 albums of 2016 (or something close to that number) as a segue to my new writing project with the talented Dave P over at heardofthem.com where I will be writing (much more consistently) current reviews of new music, features on the history of pop music and society, interviews, reviews of live shows, and everything in between. For explanation of method: I used aggregated new release websites to update monthly new albums, combined them into a single playlist and play on random. When I heard a track I liked or thought deserved more attention I created a second list. From there I listened to whole albums and made cursory reviews and eventually whittled down this into my list. It’s music I like. You might hate it. It might even be objectively bad, but it’s music I listened to more than once. It will be more or less the same process I use for 2017. I listened to approximately 900 albums, around which 200 made my second list. It’s not perfect, but it’ll work for now. I had originally intended to write reviews for the top ten, but 2017 is fast upon us and I need to focus on that. I will definitely write reviews for the top ten in 2017. Thanks.
For the record, those marked with an asterisk are for noteworthy, surprising, first time albums that shined, something I had a personal affection for, and then the flat out weird. In other words: special.
In short order:
Highly Suspect - The Boy Who Died Wolf
Clams Casino - 32 Levels
Guts Club - Shit Bug
Lisa Hannigan - At Swim
Minor Victories - Minor Victories
Lewis and Leigh - Ghost
The Turtles - All the Singles (Re-issue)
The Radio Dept. - Running Out of Love
The Olympians - The Olympians
O Terno - O Terno
Nick Ellis - Daylight Ghosts
The Still - The Still
Grace - FMA
Hinds - Leave Me Alone
Courtney Marie Andrews - Honest Life
Young Magic - Still Life
Black Atlass - Haunted Paradise Remixes LP
Rolling Blackouts - Talk Tight
CFCF - On Vacation
Polica - United Crushers
Black Mountain - IV
Marissa Nadler- Strangers
Bibio - A Mineral Love
Solange - A Seat at the Table
Kweku Collins - Nat Love
Maria Usbeck - Amparo
Hoops - Hoops EP
Snowblink - Returning Current
Mexican Institute of Sound - Vibras Tenebrosas
Leonore Boulanger - Feigen Feigen
Laura Mvula - The Dreaming Room
Brendan Canning - Home Wrecking Years
Seculos Apaixonados - O Ministerio de Colocacaou
Gonjasufi - Callus
Lando Chill - For Mark, Your Son
Allah-Lahs - Calico Review
Metronymy- Summer 08′
Bat for Lashes - The Wife
Studio OST- Scenes 2012-2015*
Morly - Something More Holy (EP)
Big Star - Complete Third (Re-issue)
Fat White Family - Songs for Our Mothers
Esperanza Spalding - Emily’s D+ Evolution
Casey Mecija - Psychic Materials
Vomitface - Hooray for Me
Chairlift - Moth
Case/Lang/Veirs - Case/Lang/Veirs
Let’s Eat Grandma - I, Gemini
The She-Devils - She-Devils (EP)
Anohni - Hopelessness
The Body - No One Deserves Happiness
Arc Iris - Moon Saloon*
Arabot - The Gospel
Anna Meredith - Varmint
Beyonce - Lemonade
Serpentwithfeet - Blisters (EP)*
Goat - Requiem
Trembling Bells - The Bonnie Bells of Oxford*
Topaz Jones - Arcade
Wye Oak - Tween
Yumi Zoumi - Yoncalla
Carrie Rodriguez - Lola
Kanye - Life of Pablo
Ian William Craig - Centres
The Avalanches - Wildflower
NAO - For All We Know
Sun Ra - Singles (Reissue)
Dolly Parton - Pure and Simple
Chance the Rapper - Coloring Book
William Tyler - Modern Country
Still Corners - Dead Blue
Luther Dickinson - Blues and Ballads
Wild Beasts - Boy King
NxWorries - Yes Lawd!
Mark Barrot - Sketches from an Island 2*
Jenny Hval - Blood Bitch
M83 - Junk
Terry Allen - Lubbock (On Everything)
Martha - Blisters in the Pit of My Heart
Bahwee - Flavors
Royal Canoe - Something Got Lost Between Here and the Ocean
Racing Glaciers - Caught in the Strange
Nicholar Jaar - Sirens
Highwater - Crush*
Big Thief - Masterpiece
Wire - Utility
Susanna - Triangle
Kevin Morby - Singing Saw
Blood Orange - Freetown Sound
Mica Levi - Remain Calm*
Oranssi Pazuzu - Varahtelija
Anderson .Paak - Malibu
Quilt - Plaza
Kero Kero Bonito - Bonito Generation
John Luther Adams - The Colorado
Khadja Bonet - The Visitor
Billie Marten - Writing of Blues and Yelows
Andy Shauf - The Party
Barro - Miocardio
Nissennenmondai - #N/A
Abi Reimold - Wriggling
Michael Kiwankuka - Love and Hate*
Savages - Adore
J. Cole - 4 Your Eyez Only
Kelsey Lu - Church
Y La Bamba - Ojos Del Sol
Katrynada - 99.9%
Yak - Alas Salvation*
Frank Ocean - Blond
Elza Soares - Mulher do Fin do Mundo
Angel Olsen - My Woman
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - Ears
Flock of Dimes - If You See Me, Say Yes*
Margaret Glaspy - Emotions and Math*
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Nonagon Infinity
Madeline Kenney - Singals* (EP)
Thao and the get Down - A Man Alive*
Danny Brown - Atrocity Exhibition
Kendrick Lamar - Untitled Unmastered
Japanese Breakfast - Psychopomp*
Bon Iver - 22, A Million
Blonde Redhead - Masculin Feminin*
Lydia Loveless- Real*
Noname - Telefone*
Jessy Lanza - Oh No*
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Control is the incredible debut album from Sydney based vocalist Natalie Slade, produced by Hiatus Kaiyote’s Simon Mavin and featuring contributions from other members of the Grammy Nominated group.
Combining Soul, Jazz, Folk and RnB, Natalie’s timeless vocals dazzle across 10 stunning tracks, perfectly complimented by rich, live instrumentation and Mavin’s vibrant production. The album is classic to its core, whilst taking a fresh and energetic approach to a long tradition of Soul/RnB long players. Familiar broken rhythms and jazz heavy motifs, notorious with Hiatus Kaiyote’s writing and arrangement style are present, reminding us throughout that we are in the hands of true masters. The result is a kaleidoscopic reimagining of sounds and styles from an exciting new vocal talent.
Recommend for fans of Hiatus Kaiyote, Rosin Murphy, Fatima, Yasmin Lacey, Khadja Bonet.
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Ci sono anche Ariana Grande, 21 Savage e Khadja Bonet nella nuova prova in studio di Donald Glover: ecco tutti i dettagli via Rockol Music News
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Liked on YouTube: Khadja Bonet - The Visitor https://youtu.be/HNAnHOMl4oI
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Kadhja Bonet surprise-releases a three-track EP with outtakes from her last album Childqueen
If you didn’t know yet, Khadja Bonet is everything: a talented singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, visual artist, and generally a full-on music production company in one person. Bonet’s skill and brilliance were showing in full flair on her LP Childqueen earlier this year, and they’re just as present in the songs that eventually didn’t make it to that album. How do I know? Well, three of those songs were just released under the title Childqueen Outtakes, which is available now on streaming platforms everywhere. According to the artist, “The Watch,” “Imposter,” and “Wake” didn’t quite fit the album’s tone but nonetheless “deserved to have a life of their own.” A quick listen to the trio reveals why: all are elaborately-arranged, atmospheric miniatures, although slightly on the minimal side of the more upbeat, lavish production of Childqueen. All are definitely worth the 12 or so minutes it’ll take you to give them an uninterrupted listen during lunch break. In related news: Bonet will be playing a few shows this Fall, in both the United States and Europe. Her New York performance will happen as part of a rad concert series called The Hum, which strives to promote collaboration between exclusively female and non-binary artists. Listen to the opening track of the EP, “The Watch,” below: Childqueen tracklisting: 01. Imposter 02. Wake 03. The Watch Kadhja Bonet tour dates: 10.20.18 - Manchester, UK - Manchester Academy (as part of Strange Waves IV) 10.21.18 - London, UK - The Borderline 10.22.18 - Paris, France - Café De La Danse 10.23.18 - Istanbul, Turkey - Salon ISKV 10.24.18 - Istanbul, Turkey - Salon ISKV 10.26.18 - Madrid, Spain - Primavera Club 10.27.18 - Barcelona, Spain - Primavera Club 10.28.18 - Gent, Belgium - De Centrale 11. 09.18 - Brooklyn, NY - National Sawdust w/ Little Kruta http://j.mp/2PHB7bd
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INTERVIEW H.I.P.H.O.P. #8 [ MADE IN MONTPELLIER ] NÖUR
NOÜR, artiste émergente de la scène montpelliéraine, entremêle Soul/Hiphop/Trap/Jazz autour de sa voix chaleureuse.Un mélange de chant et de rap, d'anglais et de français qui compose une musique sans barrières et surprenante.
Le clip “So Strong” du featuring avec ALM est à écouter / voir ici.
Support Your Local Girl Gang a décidé de mettre un coup de projecteur sur cette artiste, son interview est à lire ici :
Son premier projet est en cours de réalisation et est prévu pour Mai 2019.
Peux-tu nous raconter ton parcours et tes activités artistiques ?
J'ai commencé la musique à 6 ans au Conservatoire, j'y suis resté 9ans en formation flûte à bec..et oui pas très sexy haha mais ça m'a donné toutes les bases en solfège, en rythmique.. J'ai ensuite intégré des assos de musiques ou j'ai appris la guitare.Le chant c'est venu plus tard, je commençais à composer un peu avec ma gratte, fin collège, mais c'est en arrivant au lycée, en intégrant le groupe de rock de mes meilleurs potes que j'ai concrètement débuté le chant, l'écriture. C'est là, que la musique est devenu plus qu'une passion et m'a donné envie de monter mes projets perso. En arrivant à Montpellier, y a 3ans, ça s'est passé en soirée, en open-mic à chanter par si par là, à rencontrer des gens qui faisaient du son et au fur et à mesure on m'a proposé de plus en plus de collaborer sur des projets, à faire des petits concerts. C'est en arrivant à Uni'sons, que mon projet c'est progressivement construit autour d'un large univers, du Rap à la Soul en passant par du Jazz ou de l'électro..
Bref, un peu de tout j'ai pas de limites musicales!
Quand es-tu tombée dans la musique ? Tu te souviens de tes premiers disques ?
Depuis toujours, mon père est fan des Pink Floyd et des Beatles, ma mère des Gypsy Kings et de musique orientale, y a toujours eu de la musique à la maison.
Mon premier disque ça devait être à ma soeur, et y a moyen que se soit une compile Planete Rap de Skyrock!
Y a-t-il des artistes qui ont compté dans ta carrière ?
On peut pas trop parler de carrière encore haha, mais clairement plusieurs artistes m'ont marqué! En premier Bob Marley, à partir du moment ou j'ai vu son biopic, vers mes 12ans, j'ai jamais arrêté de l'écouter! Après c'est plus des chanteuses comme Amy Winehouse ou encore Esther Philips qui ont compté !
Aujourd'hui c'est un peu de tout, j'écoute autant Terrace Martin, que Damso, Khadja Bonet, ou encore Odunsi !
On parle souvent de la misogynie dans la musique . Te sens tu investie d’un rôle par rapport à ça ?
Mais complet! Les choses commencent peu à peu à évoluer, on voit beaucoup plus de femmes dans le monde de la musique qu'il y a quelques années, et ça fait du bien, ça re dynamise toutes la scène musicale! Il faut que ça continu et que le silence ne soit plus la réponse aux agressions sexistes!
Mesdames à vos stylos!
La scène féminine a bien évolué en quelques années. Comment perçois-tu cette nouvelle vague qui secoue un peu les choses ?
C'est vraiment cool!! Cette nouvelle vague néo-soul/Hiphop avec Jorja Smith et IAMDDB en devanture, beaucoup trop frais, ça inspire clairement ma musique!
Tes artistes préféré.e.s du moment ?
En ce moment, je suis à fond sur la chanteuse Kaiit, mais aussi sur le nouveau projet de Maes et Kali Uchis parce que son dernier album est juste incroyable!
Avec quel autre artiste aimes-tu jouer le plus ?
Mes meilleurs potes, quand on se retrouve l'été et que ça jam en famille! Rien de mieux
Avec quel artiste aimerais-tu jouer?
Y en a des centaines haha mais une collab avec BADBADNOTGOOD ça me vend un peu du rêve!
Ton artiste féminine préférée ?
Je pense que c'est Nai Palm, la chanteuse de Hiatus Kaiyote, elle a un délire un peu barré et elle innove tellement, je trouve qu'elle marque une nouvelle ère musicale !
Quel est ton spot à apéro ?
Peu importe l'endroit tant qu'il y a un canap!
Tes prochaines dates ?
Ce jeudi! Pour les 40ans de la radio Clapas au Rockstore, rdv dès 20h et le 30/11 pour ART N O R M E S ☾ Support Your Local Girl Gang x Studio411
Que penses-tu de Support your Local Girl Gang ?
Une très bonne initiative! ça fait vraiment plaisir de voir l'Art féminin mis à l'honneur !
Pour la suivre sur Facebook çà se passe ici : https://www.facebook.com/Nour.mindmusic
Emeraldia Ayakashi - Support Your Local Girl Gang
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