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Additions to the Carte Blanche Music playlist (week 18)
Not all, but only the best new music. Added to the playlist this week (alphabetically):
- Arkells – Imagine Barcelona
indie | pop - David Byrne, Natalia Fourcade & Mexican Institute Of Sound – ¿Cuál Es La Razón?
indie | latin | pop | tropical - Editors – Call It In
indie | pop | rock - Das Pop – Different Class
indie | pop - Roe – Adrenaline
indie | pop - Suzi – Short Lived
indie | pop | rock - Young The Giant – Evergreen indie | pop | rock
Check them all in the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music Spotify playlist.
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Additions to the Carte Blanche Music playlist (week 36)
Looking at the large pile of releases this week, the holidays are clearly over. Below you’ll find not all, but only the best new music. Added to the playlist (alphabetically):
- Ash – Which One Do You Want? indie | pop | rock
- Balu Brigada – Sideways
pop - David Byrne & Ghost Train Orchestra feat. Hayley Williams – What Is The Reason For It? indie | pop | tropical
- Tilly Fenton – It’s You! indie | pop | rock
- Lance Ferguson’s Rare Groove Spectrum – Dominoes (Jungle cover) funk | indie | soul
- G Flip – Bed On Fire indie | pop | rock
- Lady Gaga – The Dead Dance disco | pop
- mags – Blue
indie | pop - Kelsey Montanez – River Of Light indie | pop | rock
- notyourwife – Pretend We’re Fine
indie | pop | rock - Malu Pierini – Libera Me
indie | pop | soul - Saint Etienne x Confidence Man – Brand New Me indie | pop
- St. Lucia – Lights Off
indie | pop - Slothrust – Spill The Juice indie | rock
- Sports – Nice 2 Meet (Bang Bang Bang) indie | pop | rock
- Stuck On Planet Earth – Roll indie | pop | rock
- Rob Thomas – Machine pop | rock
- Young The Giant – Apartment [In The Open] (album track) acoustic | indie | pop | rock
Check them all in the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music Spotify playlist.
Add it to your library (click ‘+’) to hear the best new music first.
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Upsahl – Stop!
Phoenix singer-songwriter Taylor Upsahl comes from a musical family. Her grandmother and grandfather were music teachers, and her father played guitar in several pop-punk and alt-rock bands. She herself started playing the piano and guitar at the age of five. In sixth grade, Upsahl began writing songs and self-released her first, more acoustic-minded music at 14. Three years later, she graduated from Arizona School For The Arts.
Her 2019 single Drugs has since been used in nearly 2.000.000 TikTok videos, making her something of a phenomenon on the platform. That same year, the artist gained many new fans touring with PVRIS, Joywave, Broods and Young The Giant, and playing the Lollapalooza festival. 2020 however topped all of this. She co-wrote Good In Bed for Dua Lipa’s Future Nostalgia album, as well as tracks for Anne-Marie and Madison Beer.
Stop! is Upsahl’s first single of 2021. With an overall Billie Eilish-like coolness, it deals with the overwhelming, even frightening feeling of falling for someone, and what it does to you. ’Oh it feels like, my hearts gonna beat so fast, gonna beat so fast, gonna beat so fast that it might stop’. In her own words: “I’m unapologetic about being a sexual person, so here’s a song about being horny and the thirst for another person.”
I’m sure nothing can stop this track from becoming the banger it potentially is.
Follow Upsahl on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Spotify
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Werner’s Weekly (week 42)
How many Indian summers can one year hold? Not that I’m complaining… Likewise, there are sunny spells in musical respect as well. What other conclusion can be drawn after a week that saw artists like Alma, Joe Jackson, Maggie Rogers, Paloma Faith, Razorlight and Young The Giant drop brand new music? Not to mention the many less known musicians that made our lives a little bit better with great new tracks?
As always, Carte Blanche Music tries to introduce you to the best new tunes, regardless of the artist’s prior status, descent, gender, the language, genre, etc. Just great music for open-minded people that aren’t stuck in a niche but are happy to discover.
All of those wonderful songs are added to my Carte Blanche Music playlist on an ongoing basis, and each Monday I publish my ultimate shortlist: Werner’s Weekly, your compass to the music that matters. This, my friends, is it:
- Janelle Monáe – Americans (Wildcard this week)
- They Might Be Giants – The Communists Have The Music (Wildcard last week)
- Angèle feat. Roméo Elvis – Tout Oublier
- Satellite Stories – The Fame
- SOAK – Everybody Loves You
- Tom Helsen – Be The One
- Wooze – Party Without Ya
More info is behind each link and all seven songs can be enjoyed through the Werner’s Weekly player in the sidebar. Have fun!
For more great new music, follow the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music playlist.
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Werner’s Weekly (week 25)
Are you a fan of All Time Low, Chaka Khan, Death Cab For Cutie, eels, Estrons, Marilyn Manson, Tom Odell and/or Young The Giant? Then head over to the Carte Blanche Music playlist quickly, to hear their new singles (and those of numerous others).
Is your time more limited this week? Lucky you! I collected the best of last week’s releases in Werner’s Weekly, your compass to the music that matters.
Read more about them via the links below or spend 21 minutes of quality time listening to all six through the Werner’s Weekly player in the sidebar. Enjoy!
- Blackbook – Love Is A Crime (Wildcard this week)
- The 1975 – Give Yourself A Try (Wildcard last week)
- Elvis Costello (feat. The Roots) – Someone Else’s Heart
- Kira Puru – Molotov
- Maicø – Hey Hey
- Sheila & The Kit – Time Again
For more great new music follow the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music playlist.
