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single trackRook Monroe – I Did Drugs For You
Rook Monroe – I Did Drugs For You
*SONG SNACK*
Addictive single from prolific songwriter for the likes of Rihanna and The Chainsmokers.
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album trackRoe – I Can Change
Roe – I Can Change
*SONG SNACK*
This rocker is my favourite track off Part I of talented artist Roe’s upcoming debut album.
Recommended as well:
Cruel
Wasted.Patient.Thinking
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single trackRoe – Cruel
Roe – Cruel
How many artists can say they played the legendary Glastonbury festival in the first year of their career? Roísín Donald can. And not long after that, the Irish singer and songwriter, who goes by the stage name of Roe, played influential showcase festival ESNS in the Netherlands. Although all this hasn’t led to her break-through yet, it can’t be far away. For starters, she refined her song-writing skills over the past years.
Fast forward to 2021… After over two handfuls of singles, Roe releases her most catchy song to date. Cruel is more guitar-based than her earlier output, and I like what I hear. The synths are still there, especially in the intro and the choruses, but they’re less prominent. Still very poppy, Roe’s music has evolved into guitar pop, in a ‘90s kind of way. Me, I love it!
Recommended as well:
Roe – Wasted.Patient.Thinking
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Eskobar – When Your Heroes Fall
Daniel Bellqvist, Frederik Zäll and Jocke Brunnberg formed Eskobar in 1994, after their love for music finally inspired them to start a band together. They only released their debut album ‘Til We’re Dead in 2000. Their finest moment came a year (and an album) later. In 2001, their collaboration with Heather Nova, Someone New, became a pan-European hit. It even reached American viewers via MTV.
Fast forward to 2020. Eskobar still exists and just released a new single: When Your Heroes Fall. A fine pop song once again, with PM Dawn kind of vibes. It reminds me a little of their Set Adrift On Memory Bliss, which can only be a good thing.
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Carpark North & Samu Haber – Heroes
Carpark North is a Danish electronic rock band, formed in 1999 by Lau Højen (vocals, guitar), Søren Balsner (bass, synthesizers) and Morten Thorhauge (drums).
Ahead of their new radio single When We Were Kids (out on 20 April), which precedes their new album Hope (to be released 1 June), they put out a one-off single: Heroes. This is the official song for the Ice Hockey World Championship, which will be held in Denmark in May. The song features Samu Haber of Finnish band Sunrise Avenue on vocals.
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single trackRoe – Wasted.Patient.Thinking
Roe – Wasted.Patient.Thinking
Roe is the moniker of 18-year-old multi-instrumentalist Roísín Donald, from Derry in Northern Ireland. Only a year into her career she already earned herself a slot at the legendary Glastonbury festival, and she played at showcase festival ESNS in Groningen, the Netherlands, last week.
The singer-songwriter combines poppy songs with lush synths, big drum machines and guitars. ‘Grumpy electro pop’, in her own words. Wasted.Patient.Thinking is her new single!
single trackGroenland – Healing Suns
Groenland – Healing Suns
After Japan, Spain, Boards Of Canada, Hungry Kids Of Hungary, Eskimos & Egypt, Dutch Uncles and of course Cyprus Hill (wink) there is a new band that named itself after a country: Groenland (which is, oddly enough, Dutch for Greenland). And even more odd: Groenland hails from Canada…
After touring ever since the release of their debut album The Chase (in 2013) they are now ready to unleash the follow-up, A Wider Space, which will come out on 31 March. The first single combines a synth that’s deliberately out of tune with analogue elements such as a cello, a violin and a saxophone to great effect. A brilliant slice of indie pop, worthy of your attention (and playlist).
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Additions to the Carte Blanche Music playlist (week 6)
Not all, but only the *best* new music. Added this week (alphabetically):
- Gabrielle Aplin – Be Yourself
indie | pop - Eddie Benjamin – All For Nothing
pop - Bitter Kisses – Pr*y indie | pop | rock
- Crystal Cities – I Should Have Known That This Was War indie | pop
- Depeche Mode – Ghosts Again electronic | pop
- Django Django feat. Self Esteem – Complete Me indie | pop
- Harm & Ease – Meet Me At The Riot
indie | pop | rock - Kezra – Insane indie | pop | rock
- Naia Lika – Gas Station Bouquet
funk | indie | pop | soul - Little Green – Dinner With The Moon indie | pop
- Mal Fantôme – Higher indie | pop | rock
- Manning – Hearts On Fire indie | pop
- Peking Duk feat. Darren Hayes – I Want You pop
- Roe – My Greatest Fear
indie | pop | rock - Hannah Scott – Into Your Grief acoustic | indie | melancholic | pop
- Super Ghost – Don’t Talk About It indie | pop | rock
- Tired All The Time – One Big File indie | pop | rock
- Joshua Ziggy – Can’t Go Back indie | pop | rock
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Werner’s Weekly (week 25)
This is Werner’s Weekly, your compass to new music that matters, containing the two most recent Carte Blanche Music Wildcards, and the best of the other new releases in alphabetical order:
- Lockyer Boys – LATKD (Wildcard this week)
- Harm & Ease x Fefe Dobson – Lemonade (Wildcard last week)
- Empress – Baby
- Metric – What Feels Like Eternity
- Nikki Lane – First High
- Roe – I Can Change
- The Aces – Girls Make Me Wanna Die
Click the links for more info and listen to each of the tracks via the Werner’s Weekly player below.
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single trackTilly Louise – Baggy T-Shirt
Tilly Louise – Baggy T-Shirt
Tilly Louise, from Liverpool, is a self professed fan-girl of local acts like Zuzu and Pixey. Well, that makes two of us then. Furthermore, she takes inspiration from the likes of Paramore, Haim and Blondie. Over the years Louise played multiple sold out shows. Both headline gigs and opening for her heroes such as Cassia and Fickle Friends.
Baggy T-Shirt is only her fourth single, and I think it’s a banger. Followers may already know the song, for it’s been part of Louise’s setlist for some time now. It proved to be a fan-favourite way ahead of its formal release. This is in part thanks to it gaining popular buzz on TikTok, with fans creating fun videos to the track.
Self-produced and self-recorded, Baggy T-Shirt encapsulates everything great about indie guitar-pop, combining strong ‘90s nostalgia with alternative rock influence.
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