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i’ve always felt surprised that Aphex Twin‘s music can be transferred from its original electronic form into instrumental configurations. The proof that it can has been demonstrated several times, ever since Philip Glass’ masterful orchestration of Icct Hedral way back in 1995, and in previous Advent Calendars i’ve discussed arrangements…
One song. Every day. Alphabetical order. Keep up with GFriend's A-Z reviews here! Summer Rain (from Rainbow - 2017) Previous Thoughts: "So, we’re at a point where disappointment becomes frustration. Summer Rain includes many of the group’s hallmarks, from its retro 90’s beat to the classical sample that bolsters its instrumental. I’ve even seen some…
For the darkest time of year, a wintry mix of stark sonic landscapes — jazz, ambient, acoustic and unclassifiable. Instrumental treks through the snow, hopefully with a mug of hot chocolate (or something stronger) awaiting you at your final destination.
Dawson Hollow, an exciting indie-folk band hailing from the Ozark Mountains of Missouri, has been steadily gaining attention for their unique fusion of musical styles like, Modern Pop, 70s R&B, Folk, and Indie Rock. Comprising five siblings, the band’s dynamic sound is driven by their ultra-tight harmonies, strong instrumentation, and a deft hand at musical…
A dynamic folk success that compels from solemn acoustic-set ruminations to brass-laden anthemic heights, “When The Sea Came To Tea” comes via Little Juke. The Birmingham, England-based band thoroughly impress on their third single, which comes ahead of their upcoming debut album, Departures from the State of Mind, out on February 13th, 2025. The lovely, evolving instrumentation and tonal range is complemented by a personal, relatable thematic hold. Lead vocalist and songwriter Alex describes the release as “a metaphor for dealing with anxiety and uncertainty; how you get over that. It’s also about the people who get you through the
Big Busta Rhymes returns to heat up your speakers on his new track, "Unleash Me." The single recieved an action-packed video, which shows Busta mercilessly wreaking havoc throughout New York City. He is back in his dragon mode. The pounding drums of the Nottz-produced instrumental serve as drums of war, as Busta relentlessly stomps
One song. Every day. Alphabetical order. Keep up with GFriend's A-Z reviews here! Sunny Summer (from Sunny Summer - 2020) Previous Thoughts: "The synths shimmer with breezy lightness, the brass-kissed chorus feels propulsive without ever challenging expectations, and the instrumental pulses with a nimble stream of funk percussion. As derivative as this all may be,…