I usually keep up with what Skywide is up to, but this collaboration with Soular Order and Izzard somehow slipped passed me momentarily. But, All I Have Are Memories is a brilliant track, so it was about time that it made it up here. Ambient. Chillstep. Bliss. Enjoy.
This was a lovely thing to find when trailing through the email submissions. Melbourne’s Owls Of The Swamp shares his newest indie folk effort. The Hypnotist sends shivers down my spine and is something that I just want to leave on repeat. Enjoy.
This rather personal track comes from the UK duo of Imperial and K.I.N.E.T.I.K., who we’ve previously heard on Memory Lane. Imperial‘s production on Zone Out is on par with some of the most soulful, smooth production that is perfect for K.I.N.E.T.I.K. to zone out and go in. This kind of thoughtful lyricism is why I love K.I.N.E.T.I.K. and why I’m eagerly awaiting the release of Hip Hop Is Forever with Kuroisoul, out June 3rd. Enjoy.
The debut EP from 20 year old producer Kouben is something special. A unique blend of ambient, electronic and hip hop breaks is displayed across Cloud‘s 4 and makes this an EP well worth a listen.
Incase you’ve been a hermit all of your life then you’ve probably heard all of the hype surrounding Daft Punk‘s first actual release in 8 years. You may have also heard that you can stream Random Access Memories in it’s entirety over at iTunes. I’m going to take a Pigeons & Planes approach on this one, go give this album a handful of listens and see what you think. Enjoy.
The new Daft Punk album is here. It has arrived. Sit with it for a minute. Let it sink in. Play it at your next party. Let it spin at 3 a.m. when you’re high/drunk/sober/happy/alone/with friends/depressed/whatever. Give it a little time. Let this album live. – Pigeons & Planes
The newest release to come through Pragmatic Theory comes in the form of Dustworks. Handbook‘s production on this is filled with dusty soul samples laid over some incredibly chilled instrumentation. With projects like this and with him releasing music as often as he does, Handbook is not one to sleep on. Enjoy.
Similar to it’s artwork, Tülpa‘s latest track, Tea & Windows‘ chillwave production has a somewhat organic feel that engulfs you for just under 4 minutes. Enjoy.
Andrea has his Cruising EP, which includes features from Rejjie Snow and Julia Losfelt, accompanying his own, superb, alternative electronic compositions. And the cherry on the cake is that the closing tracks are remixes, each from Slow Magic and Sun Glitters of the opening Your Morning. Enjoy.
One of my favourite lyricists at the moment, Perth’s Jordan Butler has given us another window into his debut EP. Bear Markets & Bull is the self-produced title track ans if it is any indication of the quality of music we can expect, then this is going to be epic. In other Jordan Butler related news, while Bear Markets & Bull was busy being uploaded he put out some of his poetry on youtube. I don’t care is poetry is your thing or not, Empty Space is beautiful and well worth your time. Enjoy.
Download/Rate/Review: Jordan Butler – Bear Markets & Bull
Skywide‘s latest masterpiece comes from his forthcoming EP. I hope that beign this excited about what a 14 year old is about to do next is beginning to feel normal to you, because Skywide has some amazing talent and I don’t see him stopping any time soon. Enjoy.
