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Liza Anne – Bummer Days
After earlier tracks like Paranoia, Panic Attack and Bad Vacation, new single Bummer Days adds to the party vibe 😉. Don’t be mistaken however. Okay, on her upcoming album Bad Vacation (out on 24 July) Nashville pop-rocker Liza Anne reflects on mental health, destructive habits, and toxic relationships, but all in all it’s an empowering affair.
“I was writing what I needed to hear”, Liza explains. “I was writing what I needed to feel. Quite literally I was writing a stronger, more empowered version of myself into existence.” This makes her fourth long-player a collection of liberating, thoughtful and confident songs. Art rock anthems, new wave jams, and power pop earworms, set to provide her with her well-deserved breakthrough.
New single Bummer Days is a catchy self-critique of wallowing in sadness. “I don’t know what I want but I know that I feel bad / And then when I feel good I think I make myself sad”, Liza Anne sings. “I wanna feel like I can get out of my own way.”
Recommended as well:
Bad Vacation
Panic Attack
Paranoia
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Liza Anne – Bad Vacation
These are bizarre times. And in days like these, people need music for their entertainment. Nevertheless, many artists postpone the release of their new albums, because ‘it doesn’t feel right’. Luckily, there are artists like Georgia-born Liza Anne as well. She states: “It feels like a strange time to release music, but an even stranger time not to.”
Bad Vacation is her newest single. It’s a bold and frenetic track about the manic pain and joy of freeing yourself from an unhealthy relationship. Catchy, synth-driven and with a killer bassline. “Writing this song was a mental playground for me”, Liza Anne explains. “Turning pain into satire and imaging a hope-filled world with no ceilings. I wanted to bottle up that electricity that happens when you’re free of something taxing.”
Recommended as well:
Liza Anne – Panic Attack
Liza Anne – Paranoia
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Liza Anne – Panic Attack
Liza Anne Odachowski, the critically acclaimed Nashville singer-songwriter better known these days by her stage name Liza Anne, just released her third album Fine But Dying. An intriguing collection of songs, of which I already recommended the first single Paranoia. Album track Panic Attack is an equally honest song. In fact, honesty and/or openness appears to be the main theme of the album.
In Liza Anne’s own words: “Growing up, people would always say I was too happy to be depressed, or too social to have anxiety. In their eyes, because I was one thing, I couldn’t also be something else. I think we all exist in duality, though. I can be everything and nothing all at once.”
In a world where keeping up appearances seems to be the norm, we need more people like Liza Anne.
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Liza Anne – Paranoia
Liza Anne is Nashville singer-songwriter Liza Anne Odachowski. She makes music since 2010 and already released two albums: The Colder Months (2014) and, appropriately, Two (2015). She just finished her third effort, Fine But Dying.
The singer is not afraid to open up about herself. Her new single Paranoia is about the anxiety she says she’s lived in for most of her life. “Growing up, people would always say I was too happy to be depressed, or too social to have anxiety”, she says. “It’s pretty inhumane to expect a human being to represent only one side of themselves.” Paranoia exposes her other side. A frighteningly good song!
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Werner’s Weekly (week 21)
This is Werner’s Weekly, your guide to the best new music, containing the two most recent Carte Blanche Music Wildcards, and the best of the other new releases in alphabetical order:
- Sparks – Nothing Is As Good As They Say It Is
(Wildcard this week) - Tom Grennan – How Does It Feel
(Wildcard last week) - Altin Gün – Doktor Civanım
- Busby Marou – Conversation
- Georgia Lines – Monopoly
- Liza Anne – Cheerleader
- psykhi – Dyed In Wool
Listen to each of the tracks via the Werner’s Weekly player below.
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Additions to the Carte Blanche Music playlist (week 20)
Not all, but only the *best* new music. Added to the playlist this week (alphabetically):
- Altin Gün – Doktor Civanım disco | electronic | indie | pop
- Milii Austin – Playground indie | pop
- Cole Bleu – Is It Cool 2 B Friends? indie | rock
- Vera Blue – One Condition pop
- Busby Marou – Conversation pop
- Astrid Cordes – Stop Dreaming
indie | pop - Lou Emery – Roots indie | rock
- Ericka Jane, Dopha & bbybites – Come Sit With Us
pop - Georgia Lines – Monopoly indie | pop
- Liza Anne – Cheerleader indie | pop | rock
- The Melmacs – Balls indie | punk | rock
- psykhi – Dyed In Wool indie | pop | rock
- Trunks – Again, Tonight indie | pop | rock
- Youth Sector – Free Parking indie | pop | rock
Check them all in the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music Spotify playlist.
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Werner’s Weekly (week 23)
This is Werner’s Weekly, your compass to the music that matters, containing the two most recent Carte Blanche Music Wildcards, and the best of the other new releases in alphabetical order:
- Håkan Hellström – Alla Drömmar Är Uppfyllda (Wildcard this week)
- Gizmo Varillas – Born Again (Wildcard last week)
- Daði Freyr & Gagnamagnið – Where We Wanna Be
- Dagny – Coulda Woulda Shoulda
- Liza Anne – Bummer Days
- On Video – Bête Noire
- Sophie Hunger – Everything Is Good
Click the links for more info and listen to each of the tracks via the Werner’s Weekly player below.
For more great new music, follow the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music playlist. Also added last week: The Howl & The Hum, Indochine, Nek, and many more.
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Werner’s Weekly (week 16)
This is Werner’s Weekly, your compass to the music that matters, containing the two most recent Carte Blanche Music Wildcards, and the best of the other new releases in alphabetical order:
- Izo FitzRoy – Red Line (Wildcard this week)
- Roquemore – Blame (Wildcard last week)
- AKA George – Bad For You
- Bessie Turner – Donkey
- Jealous Of The Birds – Ode To Fire
- Liza Anne – Bad Vacation
- Sondre Lerche – You Are Not Who I Thought I Was
Click the links for more info and listen to each of the tracks via the Werner’s Weekly player below.
For more great new music, follow the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music playlist. Also added last week: The Aces, Izzy Bizu, The Kooks, Rat Boy, Twenty One Pilots, and many more.
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Werner’s Weekly (week 13)
Nice additions this week to the Carte Blanche Music playlist, containing the best new music released in 2018 so far. How about Mama’s Gun, (former?) Everything But The Girls singer Tracey Thorn, Two Door Cinema Club, Kodaline, and Roxette’s Per Gessle & Helena Josefsson, who provide the official song for the World Table Tennis Championship 2018?
But like each Monday morning, last week’s top songs are ordered alphabetically in Werner’s Weekly, your compass to the music that matters:
- Echosmith – Over My Head (Wildcard this week)
- BC Unidos (feat. US Girls & Ledinsky) – Take It Easy (Wildcard last week)
- Arcade Fire – Put Your Money On Me
- Kitty, Daisy & Lewis – The Game Is On
- Liza Anne – Panic Attack
- Portugal. The Man – Feel It Still (‘Weird Al’ Yankovic Remix)
20 minutes is all you need to update yourself with the best new music. Simply listen through the Werner’s Weekly player in the sidebar and click the links above for more information about each track. Enjoy!
For more great new music follow the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music playlist.
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Kate Nash – Life In Pink
Kate Nash’s career started around the same time as Lily Allen’s, and they have often been compared in the beginning. I still like her playful early singles, like Pumpkin Soup, Mouthwash, and Foundations (all from 2007).
After a few non-album singles in recent years, Nash is now working towards her next, Kickstarter-financed album, Yesterday Was Forever. Her first album in five years’ time, which Nash calls ‘an excerpt from a teenage diary’, is to be released on 30 March. It features her recent single Drink About You and this equally great follow-up.
Life In Pink is a dynamic power pop track about mental health. As Nash states: “The concept of the video is balancing the sane and what I’m told are ‘insane’ parts of my brain and how I think you need a balance of the two to really make it in this life.”
It’s hardly coincidence this track appears on Carte Blanche Music the same day as Liza Anne’s Panic Attack…
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