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Miguel Carlo Los Angeles, California
story teller, songwriter, music maker, hold me closer, tiny dancer
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Itaru hits hard with his debut release on Swedish Columbia; with this single, Itaru helps you create a certain world of urban fantasy and illusions. As you run through a mystical metropolis with no wile or reason, the proverbial blinding smoke dazes you and makes you wander the entirety of that mysterious dreamland, as personified by the heavy-hitting and piecemeal rhythms that resonate throughout the whole of the album.
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I have been listen this album for years, it never feels old. It just get better the more you listen it and enter into the void.
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The first of Triobelisk's trilogy of thematically-similar albums first draws listeners in with such gritty beats that leech influence from the soundtracks of space opera films, and keeps them drawn with the continuation of said beats into smooth disco-like rhythms that help the listener dance until the sun rises.
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Sounds Of Haejin
by Caroline Chung/Citizens Jazz
The veteran Oakland jazz artist presents her first full-length album made in partnership with members of Citizens Jazz.
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R&B melodies with rich synth instrumentation, these five songs from Berlin’s Magic Island sweep and soar.
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Sweet Company
by Vicky Farewell
Released on Mac Demarco's record label, the California artist's debut EP unpacks dense emotions by way of warm, texturally robust indie pop.
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