Symbols, a record label established by San Francisco based producer Kastle, focuses on forward-thinking electronic music.
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Daily Dos: Thu, Apr 18, 2013
Only Andrew Wyatt could make the lyrics “Crackheads falling through the bannisters” sound as lovely as on “Harlem Boyzz,” the second single off his newly released album Descender. Meanwhile, across the pond, we have a rising popstar who borrows her name from Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer.” Her first single “Who Am I” sounds like it would be right at home on Gwen Stefan’s fist solo album Love. Angel. Music. Baby.
Harlem Boyzz by Andrew Wyatt (via nylonmag.com)
Who Am I by Tiny Dancer (via guardian.co.uk)
Daily Dos: Tue, Apr 16, 2013
It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything new from garage-rockers Bass Drum of Death, which is why we were particularly elated to hear their new single “Shattered Me.” We were also stoked to hear on of our favorite MC’s Danny Brown was tapped to jump on the remix of Charli XCX’s “What I Like.” Brown is an outspoken fanboy of the british goth-pop princess so knew it would be a match made in heaven. He definitely gave the track that extra edge it was lacking.
Shattered Me by Bass Drum of Death (via austintownhall.com)
What I Like (Ft. Danny Brown) by Charli XCX (via mostlyjunkfood.com)
Somewhere between Fleet Foxes and Bon Iver falls Leeds, UK based folk-rock duo Fossil Collective. Their exquisitely structured songs and glorious, rich harmonies are what make this album so captivating.
Essential listening:
Under My ArrestBoy With Blackbird Kite
On & On
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Daily Dos: Wed, Apr 10, 2013
Today SZA dropped her new EP S and “Aftermath” has taken the award for favorite track. We also insist that you listen to the “Meltdown” the lead single from Ghostpoet’s upcoming album Some Say I So I Say Light. It’s a perfectly executed, melancholy tune that we can all relate to.
Aftermath by SZA (via dippedindollars.com)
Meltdown by Ghostpoet (via survivingthegoldenage.com)
Daily Dos: Tue, Apr 2, 2013
It’s no secret that my Achilles’ heel is anything pop created in Scandinavia. So let me introduce you to my favorite new Swede Frida Sundemo. The second introduction of the day goes to Phoria whose created this beautifully sad piece of electronica aimed to tug at your heart strings. If you only listen to two songs today make sure it’s these two.
Home by Frida Sundemo (via soundcloud.com)
Red by phoria (via whenwedip.com)
Flo Morrissey is a London based singer songwriter that goes by the name of 9mary. At 18 years of age she posses the songwriting talents of a seasoned artist, matched by melodic vocals that will send chills down your spine.
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As if this track wasn’t already killer, Kendrick has put out a fresh new remix with a little help from none other than Jay-Z. We also have a new track from UK trip-soul artist Moko. She’s a new comer, but if she keeps putting out gems like this one we’re sure she’ll be making some big waves.
Bitch Dont Kill My Vibe (Remix) ft. Jay-Z by Kendrick Lamar (via inyourspeakers.com)
Summon The Strength by Moko (via sodwee.com)
UK producer Rustie, has been crushing the electronic music scene since age twelve. So much so that his sound, the first of it’s kind, was coined “aquacrunk.”
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UK label, LuckyMe Records and Artist Collective has a worldwide roster at the fore of new hip hop, R&B, dance and experimental music.
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