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Get into the groove with Nightbox

There’s a whole lot of synth-pop joy and shaking going on compliments of Nightbox an Ireland->Canadian five piece who’ve recently released “Burning,” the first song from their forthcoming debut full length. With an EP that was produced by Sebastien Grainger (Death From Above 1979) and AL-P (MSTRKRFT) under their belts, the band’s music and is packed with delicious dance floor grooves. Get into the groove.

Download a new song from Magic Man, “Texas”

Photo by Danny Hoshino

The Providence, Rhode Island synth-popsters Magic Man have released a new song, “Texas,” that you can download below. It’s another great track from the band.

A Dreamy Jawn: Grown Folk X Main Attrakionz, Cloud City EP

Templar Sound drops a rad EP with Montreal’s Grown Folk and Oakland’s Main Attrakionz on this dreamy jawn.

Listen to a gorgeous (did you expect anything but?) new Laura Marling song, “Where Can I Go?”

Really, if you had any doubt at all….here’s a new Laura Marling song, “Where Can I Go?” Her new album, Once I Was An Eagle was produced by Ethan Johns and is out on May 28th.

Brittany Howard (Alabama Shakes) and Ruby Amanfu team up on new single for Third Man

Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes and Ruby Amanfu have teamed up for two sides of new soulful blues music for Third Man records, out on March 12th.

Side A features their take on “I Wonder,” originally performed by Rodriguez, subject of the Oscar-winning documentary Searching For Sugar Man, while side B finds Howard also picking up her acoustic guitar as the two sing their version of “When My Man Comes Home,” originally recorded by Memphis Minnie, the immortal composer of “When The Levee Breaks” among others. The single also features The Buzzards’ Dominic Davis on electric and upright bass, Daru Jones on drums, Cory Younts on piano, Ikey Owens on keys and Hammond B3 and Fats Kaplin on electric guitar, lap steel and mandolin.

Listen to the song here

Watch the gorgeous new video for “Starlings Over Brighton Pier” by Bell X1

Photo by Richard Gilligan

The new video for Bell X1’s “Starlings Over Brighton Pier” is as gorgeous as the song. It’s from their forthomcing album, Chop Chop, out on June 28th.