Acoustic
Emmy the Great & Tim Wheeler : This Is Christmas
Emma and Tim here. We’ve made a Christmas album and we want you to be a part of it!
It all started last Christmas when we got snowed in, and we’ve spent large parts of this year working on it, which means we’re now really, really in the holiday spirit. We will be bringing this seasonal cheer to you, bells, elves, presents, zombies…so make sure you keep in touch. It’s going to be a very Christmasssy Christmas – like a Christmas lunch that never ends, where you don’t get sick and nobody cries. Amazing.
Ronda da Madrugada : Hoje
In 1998, the island of Santa Maria – Azores, Roberto and Ernesto Freitas Bica started a project based on themes composed by two, the result of several musical experiences derived from traditional music projects passed by. Arise, then, Ronda da Madrugada the following training: Ernesto Bica (vocals, accordion), Robert Davis (vocals, acoustic guitar, mandolin and viola da earth), Roberto Furtado (drums), Joe (bass) and Gilberto Frias (electric guitar), the latter two replaced in the summer of 1999 by Carlos Sousa (guitar) and Léneo Andrade (bass), and Sérgio Freitas (harmonica and accordion).
It was with this lineup that Ronda da Madrugada made several concerts and recorded their first CD (copyright edition) entitled Rounds in October 1999, the studios Foot Wind in Salvaterra de Magos. In summer 2002 the band started to count with the presence of Pedro Machado (flutes and mandolin).
In November 2002, Ronda da Madrugada entered the studio to record their second album (copyright edition) – Long Journey – Foot Wind in the studio, co-produced by Fernando Nunes and Ronda da Madrugada, launching it in July 2003 at the Bar of the Tide on the island of Santa Maria, before a community of fans thirsty for new trips.
Since then, “Ronda da Madrugada” held several concerts in Portugal, the USA and Canada.
PATACRONICO : Libertad
PATACRONICO is the music of Erico Schulz: “This is just a humble but dedicated reflection in music of a big part of my journey in life that has started in Bariloche (Patagonia Argentina), to Miami-USA, to England, to New York-USA and back to…I don’t know where yet, maybe all those places again and again…”
Sheehad : Paris 1986
Born in Paris, SheeHad started firstly as a ragga singer at the beginning of the 90’s.
Along the time, he developed his own sense of music from French Songs, coloured by carraibean or african influences, to Soul.
Lips : Ghosts and Demons
Dig the voice of this girl who goes by the name of Lips (né Steph Brown).The Auckland, NZ raised- Harlem transplant – is looking to make an indie name for herself, I’m thinking perhaps Lips may have hibernated in her bedroom studio for a minute and figured out how to properly utilize (and arrange) her delicate vocals which pair smoothly alongside her Casio keyboard, strings and lightly synth beats. Goodbye sweet -pop … helloooo goth-pop? “Ghosts and Demons” finds the singer showcasing her edgier side of music with harder beats & darker lyrics. But the transition to the other side doesn’t seem at all forced. It appears that Lips has been spending time honing her craft
Erik Sitbon : Lost & Found
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“Lost and Found” is the third album of Erik Sitbon. Inspired by singers like Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Elvis Presley, Roy Obison or Emmylou Harris, “Lost and Found” is a true country music album.
New Savages : Drive Out Loud
Mysterious experimental post-punk band (that little is known about) that as of yet New Savages is based out of Kansas City and comprised of Bryan Cox, Jack Walton, John Wickersham, & Dylan Sevett