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South Pacific
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Same Way
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Hello Hello
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In The Chamber Of Vanu
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Dreams Are All The Game
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Lomboy Tokyo, Japan
Paris/Brussels based songwriter and producer Lomboy fuses the sensuality of French/Japanese-influenced old-school lounge and dream pop aesthetics with futuristic productions often gradually twisted and mangled out of shape. It's the play between pasts and possible futures that shapes her lyrics and soundscape. ... more
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Nice músic again, and still good inspiration when creating my own music
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The first time I heard the solemn opening bars of "Procession," I knew Childqueen was unlike any music I'd heard before. Kadhja Bonet infuses beautiful, slow funk and soul sounds with an almost druidic, Enya-like sense of mystery, with lyrical themes that range from gestures toward unspoken interpersonal truths to the ancient secrets of the forest. For me the stand-out track is "Delphine," an aching, scintillating ballad that I would currently rank as my favorite love song ever.
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Basta Ya was my favorite for awhile, but the title track really grew on me a lot the more I listened to the EP.
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The new album on Z Tapes is the perfect blend of wry, witty lyrics and warm bedroom pop.
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The debut album from Maria Basel is electronic-tinged chamber pop centered around the artist's gorgeous piano playing.
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Nestling comfortably between BBC Test Card F and the mellower moments of 60's Giallo OSTs, Panorama is a welcome slice of carefree loveliness. Totally authentic without being the least bit formulaic, it gets me every time that this album is 'new' and not some crackly obscurity ripped from 50yr old vinyl.
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