Good song by Bar Italia, heard on altrok, a great station out of Brookdale Community college, otherwise known as UCLA- the University of Central Lincroft Area.
OT: New Music (Released January 2020 or Later)
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not really digging this, but i know there are other fans of theirs here...
An interesting song by Black Pumas on their new album:
Song's been getting a lot of airplay on SXM's The Spectrum channel - it's catchy...
DJ-ed mildone's Halloween party last night and included the following newish songs that I haven't posted in this thread before...
First one is Take Me With You by Welsh band Neck Deep, who have been around for awhile. Good pop-punk in the Blink 182 vein.
Next up is Back on 74 by UK group Jungle, which is an infectious dance-pop-R&B mix with a very cool video with some great dancing and choreography in it. Thought I posted a song of theirs from a couple of years ago in one of these threads, but don't see it (was probably just on FB).
And third is Youth Lagoon's song Rabbit, a real indie earworm (the album got an 8.3 from Pitchfork, which is very high praise from them).
First one is Take Me With You by Welsh band Neck Deep, who have been around for awhile. Good pop-punk in the Blink 182 vein.
Next up is Back on 74 by UK group Jungle, which is an infectious dance-pop-R&B mix with a very cool video with some great dancing and choreography in it. Thought I posted a song of theirs from a couple of years ago in one of these threads, but don't see it (was probably just on FB).
And third is Youth Lagoon's song Rabbit, a real indie earworm (the album got an 8.3 from Pitchfork, which is very high praise from them).
Forgot to post this one last night: Mitski's exploding viral Tik-Tok hit country-ish ballad, My Love, Mine All Mine, which is also zooming up the mainstream charts worldwide. Pretty cool for a Japanese-American girl. The song is from her 7th album and she's generally only been played on Indie rock channels, so her breakthrough with this song is annoying to her base fans in some ways as all of these "new" fans don't really know her earlier work much.
Her work has been hit or miss for me, but happy to see her success. We got to see her about 5 years ago, opening for Screaming Females at Asbury Lanes - she was pretty good, but we were bigger fans of Screaming Females (and probably still are). My favorite song of hers is Your Best American Girl from 2016. Sexy video, too, which I never saw until today, lol.
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2...-scored-the-years-quietest-global-chart-smash
Her work has been hit or miss for me, but happy to see her success. We got to see her about 5 years ago, opening for Screaming Females at Asbury Lanes - she was pretty good, but we were bigger fans of Screaming Females (and probably still are). My favorite song of hers is Your Best American Girl from 2016. Sexy video, too, which I never saw until today, lol.
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2...-scored-the-years-quietest-global-chart-smash
Great video, which enhances the song, which I'd say is mid-level Beatles quality on its own merits.
Just my opinion, but this guy is one of the most underrated singer/songwriters out there right now.
I like Cannons but I have to admit their songs are kinda samey in that hypno kinda way.
But they are all good.
Joy got married last year and now she has a boyfriend
That "love you always" vibe is in there but hey lol
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Yeah i know what you mean...a general vibe but repetitive. I would like to see them try to branch a little heavier next release
Did not check all 52 pages but Angry from the Stones was really good.
New video from Judas Priest. The Metal God rules.
New from Scott Stapp (Creed). He's looking great in the promo picture (not in video):
New from Scott Stapp (Creed). He's looking great in the promo picture (not in video):
From the land of horrible chili. I prefer the flip side of this, starting at the 2:07 mark.
Very nice. Reminds me of some of Eric Clapton’s sound from the 1970s.
Something new by Brian Setzer. A bit nostalgic but I’ve always loved his guitar playing and approach to music
Glass Beams popped up for me on YouTube the other day. A little monotonous, but super tight playing and psychedelic.
I'm surprised nobody has posted the latest Stones single, "Sweet Sounds of Heaven." IMO, it's the best thing they've done since probably Some Girls and maybe even back to Exile on Main St. It's a throwback to their blues/gospel influences and roots and features an incredible duet by Mick and Lady Gaga over top of a driving emotional rollercoaster of rhythm supplied by Keith, Ronnie, Steve Jordan on drums and Stevie Wonder on keys.
It was essentially recorded live (read the review below), which can often make for amazing unexpected twists and this has one as the last 2 minute reprise (after 5 minutes of sweet sound) was completely unscripted and it soars. That's also why I'm linking the live performance in NYC from about a month ago, which is amazing. It's simply a fantastic song and this is coming from someone who has largely disparaged or ignored anything the band has done since 1980. This WILL be on my NYE playlist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt3ISLkIS38
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/.../the-rolling-stones-lady.../
It was essentially recorded live (read the review below), which can often make for amazing unexpected twists and this has one as the last 2 minute reprise (after 5 minutes of sweet sound) was completely unscripted and it soars. That's also why I'm linking the live performance in NYC from about a month ago, which is amazing. It's simply a fantastic song and this is coming from someone who has largely disparaged or ignored anything the band has done since 1980. This WILL be on my NYE playlist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt3ISLkIS38
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/.../the-rolling-stones-lady.../