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border breaker, single track
Myd (feat. Cola Boyy) – Muchas
Myd, born as Quentin Lepoutre, is a French musician, producer and sound engineer. Alongside his solo career, he is a member of the band Club Cheval and produced records for other artists.
While studying sound engineering in Paris, he met Panteros666, Sam Tiba and Canblaster. They decided to make music together and to form the band Club Cheval. In 2011, he released his first solo EP, began to tour as a DJ internationally and started making remixes for artists like Yelle and Two Door Cinema Club.
In the video for his new single Muchas you’ll see a team of Myd clones running the Myd corporation; working at the office, fooling around and going on a company trip where the already bizarre atmosphere takes a darker turn.
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Additions to the Carte Blanche Music playlist (week 46)
Not all, but only the best new music. Added to the playlist this week (alphabetically):
- Benson Boone – Mr. Electric Blue
pop - Deadletter – To The Brim
indie | pop | rock - Florence Road – Storm Warnings
pop | rock - Girli – Better Undressed electronic | indie | pop
- Grace Ives – Avalanche electronic | pop
- ixaras – You Wanted You Back
indie rock - Lucius – New Old Tape indie | rock
- Aimee Mann – Rainy Days And Mondays melancholic | pop
- Remember Sports – Bug rock
- Robyn – Dopamine
electronic | indie | pop - Tygermylk – Local Girl, Always Tired indie | pop | rock
- Peter Verdell feat. Isla June – Let’s Go, Let’s Go indie | pop | surf
- Lilly Wood & The Prick feat. Myd – Christina
country | indie | dance
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Wildcard (week 36):
Wildcard (week 36):
Nea – Cold Turkey
Linnéa ‘Nea’ Södahl is one of Sweden’s most acclaimed writers. You can find her name in the credits of hits by Zara Larsson, Skott, Felix Jaehn and many more. Hence she stepped into 2023 with over 2 billion streams as a songwriter and several international awards behind her.
But Nea is also an artist in her own right. Her first single Some Say was an immediate success in 2019, with 240 million streams on Spotify alone. The Felix Jaehn Remix did even better.
In November, she’ll release her debut album Transparent, and Cold Turkey is the fourth single to be released ahead of it. It was written by Nea, Joakim Åhlund (Charli XCX, Robyn, Sia), Cecilia Mix and Erik Hassle (Shakira, Icona Pop). Åhlund produced the track with Daniel Ledinsky (Shakira, Rihanna), who also produced large parts of the album.
Cold Turkey is a swinging bop, influenced by Nea’s personal favourites, such as No Doubt, Alanis Morissette and Fleetwood Mac. It’s stuffed with production tricks and treats, which provide a fresh and modern sound.
She says about the song: “Cold Turkey plays on the darkest sides of being in love. When the feeling of never wanting to let go of the other person goes to such an extreme that you seriously never intend to let go, until death literally do us part. But with a large dose of self-irony :-).”
Cold Turkey by Nea is the new Carte Blanche Music Wildcard. This implies that it will be prominently displayed at the top of the blog for an entire week.
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In the Wildcards 2023 playlist you’ll find all of this year’s Carte Blanche Music Wildcards so far.
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Wildcard (week 17):
Wildcard (week 17):
Sofi Tukker – Jacaré
You can leave it to Sofi Tukker to heat up the dance floor, and their new single is further proof of that.
Jacaré contains elements the American duo (consisting of Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern), incorporated to great effect before. The track is dripping with a latin-inspired beat, a ‘caliente’ piano and a horn(y) section. The lyrics are entirely in Portuguese. All in all, a tune that perfectly fits Sofi Tukker’s well-documented affinity with Brazilian culture.
The song title means ‘alligator’ in Brazil, but it can also define a woman in a sexual relationship. You’ll understand when you watch the accompanying video, which is as steamy as the song itself, and gives a supportive nod to the LGBTQ+ community.
The timing for this infectious stomper is impeccable, as the days are getting longer in Europe, the temperatures are rising and the sun is coming out more and more.
Jacaré by Sofi Tukker is the new Carte Blanche Music Wildcard. That means it’ll be featured prominently at the top of the blog for a whole week.
More Sofi Tukker @ Carte Blanche Music
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In the Wildcards 2023 playlist you’ll find all of this year’s Carte Blanche Music Wildcards so far.
album track
Buffalo Paradise – Let It Slip
Buffalo Paradise – Let It Slip
*SONG SNACK*
The Let It Slip EP collects their previous singles + 2 new songs. The title track is a playful pop-rock song.
Recommended as well:
Buffalo Paradise
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Buffalo Paradise – Buffalo Paradise
Buffalo Paradise – Buffalo Paradise
When I heard the intro of this single, I could’ve sworn it was a Bob Seger track. But is isn’t. This is the self-confident debut single of a Sydney-based five-piece named Buffalo Paradise. And just to make sure you don’t mistake them for another act, they named their first ever release after themselves. Or perhaps they named the band after the title of their introductory tune, but the result is the same…
When vocalist Lachie Pringle and guitarist Angus Armstrong met in late 2019, they discovered a common interest in the same bands. They were both inspired by fellow-Aussie acts like Spacey Jane, Lime Cordiale and Gang Of Youths (who are no complete strangers to Carte Blanche Music either). The two then recruited Angus’ brother, multi-instrumentalist Chris Armstrong, drummer Rory McDougall and bass player Naren ‘Funky Fingers’ Iyer, who completed the band.
As said, Buffalo Paradise is only their first single, and what a way to start a career! It’s an upbeat feel-good song with driving rock rhythms, thumping basslines, soaring guitars and catchy vocals. Sure to get you in a good mood!
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Wildcard (week 30):
Wildcard (week 30):
Crimer – Eyes Off Me
Did you like recent The Weeknd singles Blinding Lights and In Your Eyes? Then look no further for your next favourite song. Eyes Off Me is a new track by Crimer, a Swiss singer who deserves to conquer the world with this one.
In his own country, his career has already taken off in a big way. He reached #2 in the Swiss charts with his debut album Leave Me Baby, containing most tracks off his EP’s Leave, Me and Baby. Also, he won the ‘Best Talent’ gong at the Swiss Music Awards 2018.
Previously singing with a baritone voice, Crimer re-invented himself for his new single. Written in just 5 hours during a song-writing camp in Berlin, Eyes Off Me combines his effortless vocals with rousing retro synths. This results in a fresh and exciting electronic pop track with a euphoric ‘80s vibe.
Radio stations and curators who featured The Weeknd, but ignore Crimer, aren’t worth their salt. This week, Carte Blanche Music has its eyes on him, as Eyes Off Me is the new Wildcard. May more well-deserved attention follow!
In the Wildcards 2020 playlist you’ll find all of this year’s Carte Blanche Music Wildcards so far.
single track
Angels & Airwaves – All That’s Left Is Love
Angels & Airwaves started in 2005 as a blink-182 spin-off, fronted by Tom DeLonge. A few years ago, he officially parted ways with his original band, and made Angels & Airwaves his fulltime occupation. In 2019, after a short break, the project was resurrected. Following Rebel Girl and Kiss And Tell, All That’s Left Is Love is the band’s third single of what will become their next album.
Although it’s unclear when the uplifting track was recorded, its lyrics appear to mirror society’s self-isolation. ‘The world is different now / We feel more of us’, DeLonge sings on the soaring space rock song. ‘When the days are getting tough / A little bit’s enough / When all that’s left is love’.
All proceeds from the new single will benefit non-profit organisation Feeding America.
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The Griswolds – Nice To Meet Ya!
Following The Griswolds’ 2013 debut EP Heart Like A Lion, their fanbase gradually spread out from their home in Australia. So much so, that they relocated to the US.
Three years went by since The Griswolds released their second full album High Times For Low Lives. Do yourself a favour and check its stand-out track YDLM (featuring the now famous Lizzo). In the meantime, the band featured on tracks by Prince Fox and Max Styler, and they released a remix of their 2014 hit Beware The Dog. But they didn’t put out any really new music. Until now…
As playful and catchy as ever, Nice To Meet Ya! is The Griswolds’ new single. Alas, this is the kind of indie-pop that is sadly overlooked by most radio programmers, nowadays. But never mind, for you’re the boss of your own streaming playlist, aren’t you?
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remake, single track, soundtrack
Ana & The Changes feat. Dan Byron – Take My Hand
Ana Ćurčin is a singer-songwriter born in Baghdad, raised in Moscow and based in Belgrade, Serbia. She and her band The Changes (Goran Antović – keyboards, Marko Cvetković – bass and Marko Benini – drums) surprised me live at Eurosonic Noorderslag last January. Following up on 2016’s album Sketches Of Belonging, the quartet release their second album Differences in the Spring of 2019.
Its first single is called Take My Hand. The almost unrecognizable original version was written by Igor Simic and Ana Ćurčin for the soundtrack Radio Nostalgia From Mars of the video game Golf Club Wasteland. It has now been re-recorded, featuring Dan Byron, a Romanian singer-songwriter and frontman of the alternative rock band Byron. This new version has a driving, Coldplay-like piano part, which makes it a great radio track.
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