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The Darcys – Look Me In The Eyes
The Darcys – Look Me In The Eyes
Only recently, I recommended Fool’s Paradise by Ferraro, which was produced by The Darcys. Now, this Canadian alt-pop duo are back with new music of their own.
Jason Couse and Wes Marskell formed The Darcys in 2007. They took their name from Jane Austin’s novel Pride And Prejudice. Following their most recent, fourth album Centerfold (2016), they released numerous new tracks. Also, during quarantine, they launched a series of ‘COVID covers’, with streaming profits going to charity.
In other words: these two are quite a prolific bunch. They just put out their new single proper, Look Me In The Eyes, the first to be released ahead of the band’s next long-player. It’s an upbeat track, which comes with a fun, half-animated video. The clip was partly funded by Canada’s private radio broadcasters. Smart, for Look Me In The Eyes sounds like a bona fide radio hit to me!
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Werner’s Weekly (week 40)
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:
- Chapell – When Sally Left
(Wildcard this week) - Kenzy Peach – I Think I Get It Now (Wildcard last week)
- Adéla – Homewrecked
- The Darcys – 1986
- Dolores Forever – Not Now Kids
- Eosine – UV
- Shed Seven – All Roads Lead To You
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 39)
Not all, but only the *best* new music. Added to the playlist this week (alphabetically):
- The Aces – The Magic indie | pop
- Adéla – Homewrecked indie | pop
- Marc Broussard – Time Is A Thief indie | pop | soul
- The Darcys – 1986 indie | pop | rock
- Dirty Slippers – Where Did The Summer Go?
indie | pop | rock - Dolores Forever – Not Now Kids
indie | pop - Eosine – UV indie | rock
- Beth McKenzie – She’s Finally Lost It! indie | pop
- Meltheads – Happiness Suits You indie | rock
- Neo Minor – Eyes On Me indie | pop
- Shed Seven – All Roads Lead To You indie | pop | rock
- Jasper Steverlinck – Don’t Come Crying To Me Now melancholic | pop
- Adrian Sutherland & Rodrigo Massa – Don Politico (Politician Man)
indie | pop | rock - Carla Wehbe – Life’s An Awful Mess
pop
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Werner’s Weekly (week 35)
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:
- May-a – ifyoulikeitlikethat (Wildcard this week)
- Hoodzy – Mum Warned You (Wildcard last week)
- The Beaches – What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Paranoid
- Rye Catchers – Stupider
- The Darcys feat. Mae Martin – You Up?
- Glass Violet – Too Late To Come By
- Rio 18 & Young Gun Silver Fox – She’s In LA
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 34)
americana | dance | electronic | funk | indie | instrumental | pop | r&b | rock | soul | trip hop | tropical
Not all, but only the *best* new music. Added to the playlist this week (alphabetically):
- Brooke Alexx – Never Liked Your Name indie | pop
- Noah Bates – Coffee In Japan indie | pop
- The Beaches – What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Paranoid indie | rock
- Rye Catchers – Stupider indie | pop
- Cookin’ On 3 Burners feat. Stella Angelico – I’m Coming Home To You indie | pop | r&b | soul
- Astrid Cordes – Surrender
indie | pop - The Darcys feat. Mae Martin – You Up? indie | pop | rock
- the ghost tapes – Ballad For The Twenty Something
indie | pop | rock - Glass Violet – Too Late To Come By indie | pop | rock
- Mishell Ivon – Wild funk | indie | pop
- Jaxxee – Gone indie | pop | soul | trip hop
- Hevi Levi – Expecto Patronum
dance | electronic | indie | instrumental - Los Leo – GTFO indie | pop
- Linebeck – Give Us A Try indie | pop | rock
- Mowgli May – Streets Calling dance | indie | pop
- Rio 18 & Young Gun Silver Fox – She’s In LA indie | pop | soul | tropical
- Pam Ross – You Don’t Know My Name americana | indie | pop | rock
- Phebe Starr – One Step. Two Step. indie | pop
- Twam – Identity Crisis indie | pop | rock
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Ferraro – Sugar Rush [2021 Remix]
What’s Ferraro? The plural form of Ferrari? ‘With which one of our Ferraro will I drive to the supermarket this afternoon?’. Nope. It’s an aptly named Toronto-based band, comprised of sibling trio Cosmo (guitar), Tally (bass) and Gianni Ferraro (drums). All three of them perform vocal duties as well. Recently signed by a major label, they’re currently working on a 6-track EP, co-written and produced by alt-pop duo The Darcys.
Originally released in October 2020, they just re-released their single Sugar Rush. A new mix of the track, to be precise. Oddly, the 2021 version has been removed from the band’s Spotify profile, but it can still be found on the platform via this link. As you can hear, Sugar Rush is an energetic, radio-friendly pop-rock song.
Recommended as well:
Ferraro – Fool’s Paradise
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Ferraro – Fool’s Paradise
Ferraro are a Toronto-based pop-rock sibling trio: guitarist Cosmo, bassist Tally and drummer Gianni Ferraro (all three handle vocals). They cite The Beatles, Kings Of Leon, Jack White, Arctic Monkeys, The Kooks and Foster The People as their influences. After starting as a cover band, Ferraro currently produce their own material.
The band just signed a major label deal and will release their upcoming 6-track EP via Warner Music Canada. You Look Good Like That was the EP’s first single, followed by Wish You Were Gay. Just in time for the summer holidays, they put out their new single. Fool’s Paradise is an upbeat, fun track, produced by alt-pop duo The Darcys.
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