“Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds”
Koni is back with an astonishing strong bootleg. This time he took Michell Brunings’ beautiful cover version of Bob Marley’s Redemption Song. We already featured Koni’s stunning Hey Ya remix on CM and we’re really looking forward for more to come. Makes me wanna go to the beach to sip on a fresh coconut while lying in the sand.
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Calm and beautiful song by San Francisco based duo No Vacation. Get their whole album on Bandcamp for free in exchange for your E-Mail adress if you like to.
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Ok, this was my favourite track when Kendrick first came out with it. Then it really got played out and i expected acoustic cover versions to pop out earlier than they actually did. I heard Jackson Breits cover before and i liked it, not so much as to write a blogpost about it, but he definitely stood out. Just like Jean does with all his production! So in this case, i know it’s just a random production by a producer who hooked up a beat, some rhythm and some effects to an already existing track, buuuut… i’d still advise the two of them to get together and do more tracks. No matter if it’s covers or even original songs, the audience, people like me will benefit from it.
Sometimes the smallest leaps are the ones that are necessary to gain that mass appeal everybody’s aiming for and this here to me sounds like the perfect production that can combine both worlds. If these two went on to do an album, i guess that could go places! I mean international. Jackson seems to be the kind of artist to fit perfectly on top of such a zeitgeisty simple beat without making it sound square, and still coming across as cool pop music while sounding like fun. And Jean does the essential from a dj’s perspective and i like that he doesn’t overproduce it, cause that simply ain’t needed anymore. The beat matches the song perfectly and i know about a dozen cool record executives who would sign such a collabo (if it wasn’t a cover). Overly chill and not experimental at all, but just delivering the goods the people need right now. On some supply & demand ish!
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Brilliant new offering by JVMcM. Has to be one of my favourite songs at present! Here is what he had to say about it:
“Wasted moments. We had a lot of them. Even though I believe I’ve done the right thing at the time, when I look back I realize I actually made my life a lot more difficult. Not an uncommon tale. I rarely learn anything from the mistakes, in fact if I went back I’d probably do the same stuff all over again.
But I am trying. I’m trying to be better, and more honest. I was thinking about those wasted moments one night while I was working on my next record. I started writing this song, finished it in front of my drum kit the next day. I already had all my songs for the new record, this felt like something different, born out of the same ideas but for different reasons.
I recorded it with tempo because life to me is tempo, it’s rarely slow. This song is the connect from where I was, to where I’m going to be very soon.”
Lovely new gem from Sol, one of this blogs favourite acts, who always seems to come up with a really un-demanding vibe and tone. The right kinda song to thoroughly enjoy your day. Glad Sol is out there supplying us with positive music on regular basis. And to follow-up this songs train of thought, i love wasting my time, and just doing nothing, nothing productive, no kind of mental exercise, literally nothing besides breathing. Actually watching time stand still and letting things pass. Thanks for this song! Made my day! Sie sind genau richtig auf der Seite https://www.onlinecasinosluxembourg.com/ , wenn man nach Online Casino in Luxembourg sucht.
Last years most blogged band MISUN finally gets the honour it deserves with one of its most delicate but too often widely overlooked offerings to date, getting the remix treatment. The track brings together the bassline, that sweet guitar riff and Misuns amazing lead singer who has so much attention in her voice, that makes you “turn into ice”. And Lakechilds simple yet direct & flawless rework brings it all together on the floor as one huge punchy supernova. So here’s another favourite club tune for this summer and beyond! And Lakechild told me there’s another bigger & tougher & more electronic remix of “Harlot” coming your way in the next few weeks! Can’t wait! Grab the FREE DL!
