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9 August, 2011

German DJ-duo founded in 2008 in Munich.

 

When Seattle-based recording engineer Kearney Barton died in 2012, the 80 year-old studio veteran had spent the past 50 years recording the cream of the Seattle music scene through the decades. The Fleetwoods, Quincy Jones, The Ventures, The Wailers, The Sonics, Ann Wilson (Heart), The Frantics, The Kingsmen, and Dave Lewis to name a few. Barton also captured Seattle’s vibrant 1960s-70s R&B and soul scene, including Black On White Affair and Soul Swingers, among others, as documented in Light in the Attic’s Wheedle’s Groove series. In his later years Barton’s old school reputation drew in contemporary bands like Young Fresh Fellows, The Smugglers, The Minus 5, and The A-Bones into his studio. Essentially, when a local unknown band wanted to make a demo tape, or record their debut album, or perhaps someone just wanted to capture their uncle playing banjo or their kid sister’s first songs, they’d go to Barton’s studio.

There were 7,000 reel-to-reel tapes piled up in Barton’s house at the time of his passing. The University of Washington carefully cataloged these tapes, and former Sub Pop employee Dan Trager (who had learned the art of recording from Kearney years earlier as a student) began listening and taking notes. With input from a team drawn from the university and Light in the Attic, Dan compiled a shortlist of essential tracks that would form the basis of this compilation.

 

Angel In Disguise promises to explore the themes of love and loss through a masterful blend of harmonic vocals from James himself, nuanced electronic soundscapes and vibrant percussion - punctuated by bespoke visuals, directed by Balázs Simon. This exciting project is expected to make waves and see James step up, exhibiting his discerning ear and painstakingly honed production craft on a seminal label. 

Chris Lowe and Neil Tennant have written four pieces of incidental music and a couple of songs for a stage version of the classic British film, "My Beautiful Laundrette", written by Hanif Kureishi.

 

 

 

 

Arlo Parks: Creator of the year’s most devastating song (NME)

The Flaming Lips have shared an expansive new song, “Flowers of Neptune 6,” that features backing vocals from country star Kacey Musgraves.

 

Emilio is named after the grandfather Vex lost when he was just a kid.

 

Brownswood are excited to share this boundary pushing new music from Zara McFarlane, entitled ‘Black Treasure’ - a fresh departure in her creative direction, uniting her with experimental producers Kwake Bass and Wu-Lu.
‘Black Treasure’ is inspired by an exploration of Zara’s Jamaican heritage, which included an extended trip in 2018, meeting academics, and researching the early folk rhythms unique to the island. 

Following a 2019 episode of police harassment in front of his own building, the Detroit house legend’s latest goes hard on depth and funk

 

 

 “The City,” a two-part single from the London duo’s upcoming EP, Wicked City,

the latest single release from California’s The Growlers,

b-side

 

Sharada Shashidhar is a Brooklyn based lifelong vocalist and musician, and she’s currently pursuing a degree in jazz voice. She just released her  debut album. Rahu is out now via Leaving Records

Have U Seen Her? is the debut studio album by Finnish singer and songwriter Alma

 

Release date: October 24, 2011

 

Bavarian Folk ("folkloristisch-elegischer Rumpeljazz") band from Munich, Germany, formed in 2012.

The World Is Full Of Songs, 2016