Healing Power Toronto, Ontario
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I kept coming back to this record over the last month. It just kept being surprising and unraveling itself. I think I got a remnant of Londinium in some aspects, that definitely struck a chord. There's a delicate tension, in the whole album, from flirting with dance beats while never fully going there either. Feelings accumulate but they never get to unleash. You're in between worlds in unstable balance. To me, it is fantastic to have managed to capture such a complex emotion.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Crystal Beach (with Jaclyn & Allie Blumas, Alexandra Mackenzie)”
This is a most exciting surprise bag of unusual songs, each of them thoroughly different from the other ones. But they have one thing in common: They are ingenious. It's not easy to find a drawer where to put this music in. I'm reluctant to use the term "experimental", because this can mean anything, and nothing as well. Out of the established genres, "alternative rock" probably fits best, but this music is so alternative that it blows up the confines of the genre. In my collection, I'm tagging music like this as "avantgarde", to express that it's somehow ahead of the usual listening experiences.
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DNA ACTIVATION
by Witch Prophet
supported by 6 fans who also own “Crystal Beach (with Jaclyn & Allie Blumas, Alexandra Mackenzie)”
On "DNA ACTIVATION" Witch Prophet sings from her heart and soul, connecting, resonating, and inspiring the listener. Fusing together elements of electronic, RnB, Jazz, Ambient, and Hip Hop, "DNA ACTIVATION" is an incredible blend of sounds and moods that comes highly recommended.
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Noisy, unsettling experimental pop in turns touching and political. From now until 3/5, 50% of proceeds go to Planned Parenthood/ACLU.
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Your Day Will Come
by Chanel Beads
Straddling the threshold between studio performance and digital technique; the NYC artist applies "fake jazz" principles to synthpop.
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A collection of tracks from the singer and multi-disciplinary artist's 111 collaboration series, featuring KMRU, Laraaji, and others.
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We're Not In Kansas Anymore
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