Thomas Savage returns with a new single to announce his upcoming album by James Michael
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by James Michael
2d ago
We last heard from the very talented Mr Savage (aka Vilde) in 2021 when he went on a journey to embrace the nomadic lifestyle on his Speaking With Strangers EP. The Australian producer (now living on the south coast of Britain) has returned to promote his upcoming album with a new single called (take a deep breath): “Subpar sentiment, cracking skin, a gene forgotten so long ago.” And while it might be a mouthful of a song title, the track itself is more stripped back and effortless. Unlike some of the music from his last albums (which played somewhere in between electronic, indie and pop ..read more
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Producer and solo artist Marla Kether provides a laid-back remix of “Bloodline” by Samantha Lindo by James Michael
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by James Michael
5d ago
It’s one of the hardest things to do: create a remix of a well-known or well-loved original. Marla Kether does just that with her remix of “Bloodline” by Samantha Lindo. “Bloodline” is Samantha Lindo’s latest single (out last week) and it’s already had support from the likes of Gilles Peterson, Jamie Cullum, and John Kennedy. The track is breath of fresh air for the jazz genre, with Samantha’s free-flowing spoken-word vocal piece, an free-flowing percussion track, and a swooping horn section. It’s a great track. So to hear that the new single almost immediately has a remixed version… the idea ..read more
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Scoobert Doobert strikes again with some low-key indie pop by James Michael
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by James Michael
2w ago
Nearly three years ago we were introduced to the breezy flavor of indie that Californian multi-instrumentalist and burrito connoisseur, Scoobert Doobert, has to offer. His single, “Let’s Move to the Top of a Mountain,” talked about getting away from urban life to live in the desert. But Doobert’s rise began while he was touring with The Doobie Brothers as a guitarist and vocalist, and opening for Gregg Allman playing with Lara Johnston. Since then, Mr. Doobert has dropped the LPs Big Hug, and KŌAN (indcluding a lovely cover of “September” by Earth Wind and Fire). His most recent album, Moonli ..read more
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Californian duo, The Breathing Effect take over the Jazz Underground by James Michael
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by James Michael
3w ago
The aim of this column is to try and change the perception of jazz’s rotten public image. Each month, a new resident artist will take over the playlist and help shape what jazz means now. This month, LA-based duo, The Breathing Effect, takes over the mix with ten new tracks for the Jazz Underground. The Breathing Effect began in 2013 as two lifelong friends embarked on a journey of songwriting and sonic experimentation. Over the last decade their palette has evolved in step with an ever-changing world, but their dedication to heartfelt music has stayed constant. Have ..read more
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March 2024 Mixtape by TNLF Staff
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by TNLF Staff
3w ago
This month we are carrying on with the eclectic music from all over the world with a mix of psychedelic French indie, Turkish funk, and American desert rock. It’s sort of an evolution of last month’s mix of tropical exotica and jazz.  But this mix has a low key swagger all the way through. Look out for new music from Headache, Dina Ögon, Monster Rally, Hether, Vanishing Twin, Helado Negro, and many more. But before we get into the mix, you should chekc out the new album from The Breathing Effect called Eli & Harry — we’ve featured one of the singles from that album on this month’s mi ..read more
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Swimming Paul releases a vibrant new single: “Lost” by TNLF Staff
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by TNLF Staff
3w ago
Two times last year we featured the London-based French producer, Swimming Paul, on our mixtape. On the July Mixtape and the May Mixtape. And you’d be forgiven for thinking you are listening to a new Bicep release when you hear Swimming Paul’s music for the first time. The synth and melody have a Bicep-esque quality to them. But there is also hints of Fred Again.. or The Blessed Madonna, Barry Can’t Swim in there as well. His music is stamped with that vibrant club sound with a touch of sunshine. Paul draws inspiration from the early days of house music; he recognizes it as more than just a g ..read more
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Your LoFix #13 – wake & bake, good morning music by Ol Wallace
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by Ol Wallace
3w ago
Welcome to The LoFix, a column to share some LoFi & Chill Hop that I’ve recently discovered and love. Giving you that fix of chill; something we all need regularly. And if you’re feeling the tracks, do share them with your friends. As we welcome the Spring morning sun that’s coming back and in this thirteenth edition of the series we provide the perfect good morning music for a wake & bake! Coming out via Chill Select is the smooth piano led ‘After Hours’ tune from Ben Jammin’ Beats & Illuzionary. A perfect way to kick start the day with the jazz driven bassline and beat that giv ..read more
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Avocado’s new single, “Jardín De Los Deseos,” gets the remix treatment by Daniel Neuland by James Michael
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by James Michael
1M ago
German DJ and producer, Avocado has just released a new underground dancefloor stomper called “Jardín De Los Deseos.” Avocado’s trademark sound as a DJ ranges somewhere between Tech House, Deep House and Techno. He likes to refer to his sound as “Programm House.” Sometimes it can be more melodic, sometimes less. But the key ingredient is always something that has a dark energetic groove. The release of the new single comes with a remix version where Avocado teams up with fellow German producer, Daniel Neuland. Neuli gives the track a bouncier beat and slows down the tempo for something just a ..read more
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Vegyn announces sophmore album: “The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions” by James Michael
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by James Michael
1M ago
Joseph Winger Thornalley is one of those producers who you are familiar with their work even if you don’t know their name. Perhaps you’ve heard the production work he did for Frank Ocean’s albums Blonde or Endless. Or you’ve heard his contributions on albums for Travis Scott and JPEGMafia. Or maybe you know him more from his solo work under the Vegyn moniker (his single “Debold” was in a lot of places in 2019/2020). Or maybe you heard him feature as the last track on our mixtape this month. Either way, if you’ve been on the internet in the last 10 years, I’m pretty sure you would ha ..read more
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Producer & multi-instrumentalist, John Hayes, releases new single to announce upcoming EP by Damon Gregory
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by Damon Gregory
1M ago
Denver-based multi-instrumentalist, John Hayes, announces his new electronic EP entitled Bloom this month. The lead single off the album is called “Winged” and it aims to set the listener flying. Hayes has been known for his subtle ambient compositions but on Bloom, he takes a massive lead forward fusing atmospheric pianos and dizzying synths with pulsating, deep-house rhythms. “Winged“, perfectly illustrates Hayes’ musical evolution. “This was the first song written for the EP,” says Hayes when talking about the upcoming EP. “It’s a track that really came together quickly. I l ..read more
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