In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

The Control Freaks – Riot
Off the “Get Some Help” record, fun band

Infamous Stiffs – Get_I…
I’m not sure if this is the name of the song or that the song title is so long that it gets lost

Holy Tokes – Ghosts
Kinda Scary Song…

Josephine – Better the High
Too often, pop stars are held on a pedestal as prim, proper, pure idols who don’t struggle with things like mental health or use any form of drug to cope. Josephine is the antithesis of that; she’s not afraid to be truly honest, and “Better The High” is her illustration of this.

Audirush – Tech-Beat
This song is a good scary song

Aaron Trumm- Stronger Together

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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

Pascal Gamboni – Tschicago
If you want to send something to hell in Rhaeto-Romanic, you send it to Chicago.

Harry Stafford and Marco Butcher – Termite City
Off the album Bone Architecture, out now!

Larsen and the Coloured Dreams – Mr Fantastico
a new Norwegian soul/blues/prog inspired rock group fronted by Ruphus guitarists Kjell B. Larsen. Mr. Fantastico is the first taste from their upcoming debut album “The Bucket List”

Alice SK – Hidden Paradise
transported to a different world, one in which we cannot help but smile and sway to the music that belongs there. Alice’s work is escapism at its finest.

Tummyache – Soak
she moved from usa to the uk

The Kundalini Genie – Stupid Girl
Emerging from the nether regions of Glasgow, The Kundalini Genie has been blowing minds globally with music characterised by droning hypnotic fuzz rock, 60’s British Invasion-inspired melodies, transcendental sitar, and dreamy, spaced out soundscapes.

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In this episode of “What The Music”, we are talking with Zoe Rose from “Mystery Rose” an 18 year year old artist from Los Angeles. Her music commands the kineticism of youth while realizing there are some lessons people never stop learning. “There are no new stories, but we can put modern twists on age-old problems,” says Rose. Now she has a chat with us about her debut album “Socially Distant” as we play a few tracks and get to know her a bit more.

More Info:

https://mysteryrosemusic.com/

https://www.instagram.com/realmysteryrose/

https://www.facebook.com/mysteryrosemusic

https://twitter.com/mysteryrose19

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu3_b4F5z3RzqTNCMSWPuqA

https://mysteryrose.bandcamp.com/

https://open.spotify.com/album/25aQ1mInakY6U3hXNfwVGU

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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

The Ticks- Rats
a grungy indie alt-rock epic about the frailties of humanity

Sin City – Things I Left Behind
Sin City are a pair of bar-crawling crooners who found themselves quarantined in a sleazy flat in Alicante, Spain with only a guitar and piano. In a haze of beer, gin, rum, red wine and hamburgers they wrote and recorded a vast collection of songs based on their love for Mink Deville, Gram Parsons, Glen Campbell, Phil Spector, Van Morrison and various country, soul and rock n roll records.

Lord Baltimore – Ketamine Tea
The EP “Angel” is Lord Baltimore’s more personal release to date. It’s an alternative pop record about road trips, organized religion and sexual awakenings.

Emperor of Ice Cream – High Rise Low Rise
a song about growing up amongst friends, who are viewed as misfits, oddballs and freaks. Nevertheless, the ideas and dreams that flow between these strange kids will change them all and the world around them, forever.

Sam MacAdam – Longsands
“Longsands” explores disappointment and lost love, juxtaposed with a rare and perfect English sunny day, and uses dovetailing string entries to recreate the undulating North Sea, with the harp providing rhythmic stability throughout.

Msoke – Connextion
Only with guitar and vocals does the relaxed Swiss with Tanzanian roots create from the everyday stress of his fellow men and his own personal struggles and
Challenges a powerful and sensitive song with a wonderfully positive and catchy hook.

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