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single trackRews – Breathe Into Me
Rews – Breathe Into Me
*SONG SNACK*
Fierce song about the revival of a broken creative spirit by singer/multi-instrumentalist Shauna Tohill.
Recommended as well:
Your Tears
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single trackRews – Your Tears
Rews – Your Tears
These girls know how to rock. Rews is a duo from London and Belfast, consisting of Shauna Tohill and Collette Williams. Their very first single Miss You In The Dark, released only in February 2017, landed them a spot at the legendary Glastonbury festival. And it was all uphill from there…
Leading up to the release of their debut album Pyro, on 3 November, Rews now bring us a brand new single and video: Your Tears.
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Additions to the Carte Blanche Music playlist (week 7)
The best from a crazy amount of new releases. Added this week (alphabetically):
- Anna Of The North – Swirl
indie | pop - Bailen – Call It Like It Is
indie | pop | rock - Nessa Barrett – Bang Bang! pop | rock
- beabadoobee – Glue Song
indie | pop - Black Honey – OK indie | rock
- Cole Bleu – Heartbreakers indie | rock
- Gia Darcy – I’ll Never Drink Again
indie | pop | rock - Desirée Dawson – Lonely
indie | pop | r&b - Death Of The High Street – Not Fair indie | rock
- FloodHounds – Psychosemantics indie | rock
- James Gittins feat. Sophie Naglik – What You Want [Dance Remix] dance | indie | pop
- Tara Hack – Bounce disco | electronic | funk | indie | pop
- The Hengles – Flashes Of Green
indie | pop | rock - Tycho Jones – Risk To My Reward indie | pop
- Daimy Lotus – Friends 😉 indie | pop | rock
- Melle – Can’t Come Home indie | pop
- Bea Miller – Cynical indie | rock
- Jason Mraz – I Feel Like Dancing indie | pop
- noelle – Mars indie | pop
- Lo Noom – Too Much For Me acoustic | indie | pop
- Giovany Revelle – Time indie | pop | rock
- Rews – Misery
indie | rock - Bebe Rexha – Heart Wants What It Wants pop
- Bartees Strange – Tisched Off indie | pop | rock
- Temples – Cicada indie | pop
Check them all in the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music Spotify playlist.
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Wildcard (week 50):
The Veils – No Limit Of Stars
For most people, December is Melancholy Month. Mentally, but musically as well. That explains why so many ballads are being released during this month. Personally, I’m not a big sucker for ballads. But there’s nothing wrong with a bit of melancholy. However, I prefer upbeat songs with a touch of melancholy. That’s where The Veils’ new single comes in…
I’ve been a The Veils fan ever since their earliest output, in 2002. The band is fronted by Finn Andrews, the son of Barry Andrews (of XTC and Shriekback fame). They’ve released five albums so far, with ever growing gaps between consecutive albums. The Veils’ latest long-player came out in August 2016. Record #6, a double album called …And Out Of The Void Came Love, will finally see the light on 3 March 2023. Andrews says about it: “It is difficult to articulate quite what a strange 6 years it’s been since The Veils last put out a record, but it’s all in these songs. They are songs of loss, songs of anger and isolation, and songs of love.”
Following first single Undertow, No Limit Of Stars is the second track to be released ahead of the new album. Andrews sounds like a younger version of Nick Cave on it. Despite that, thanks to a light piano motif, swinging drums and a driving bass line, it sounds like a carefree song. Lyrically however, it ponders on the themes of the upcoming record: ‘the certainty of death, the power of new life, and the dizziness of contemplating your place in an unknowably vast cosmos’.
No Limit Of Stars by The Veils is the new Carte Blanche Music Wildcard. That means it’ll feature prominently at the top of the blog for a whole week.
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In the Wildcards 2022 playlist you’ll find all of this year’s Carte Blanche Music Wildcards so far.
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Werner’s Weekly (week 28)
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:
- Skies – Deconstruction (Wildcard this week)
- Grand Corps Malade & Melody Gardot – Souvenirs Manqués
(Wildcard last week) - book NOT brooke – Popsicle
- Drew Sycamore – Electric Motion
- Haunter – Go
- Pale Waves – Jealousy
- Warhaus – Open Window
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 Cult, The 1975, White Lies, and more.
single trackDrew Sycamore – Electric Motion
Drew Sycamore – Electric Motion
*SONG SNACK*
Feel-good dance-pop song, inspired by ‘90s house music. New album Masculina is expected in 2023.
Recommended as well:
Jungle
45 Fahrenheit Girl
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For more great new music, follow the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music playlist.
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Werner’s Weekly (week 22)
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:
- Hyphen Hyphen – Don’t Wait For Me (Wildcard this week)
- Laura Mac – Don’t Know What I’m Thinking (Wildcard last week)
- Alba August – Isabelle
- Krishna Jones – Eye Of The Storm
- Rews – Breathe Into Me
- Rina Sawayama – This Hell
- Sofia Portanet – Mi Amor
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: Frank Turner & KT Tunstall, Liam Gallagher, Suede, and more.
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Your favourites (April 2022)
Below, you can find all 10 of your favourites in the month of April; my recommendations that you read the most during this month. Great choices!
The links bring you directly to the original posts. Each of them features a player that allows you to listen to the track via the platform of your choice. Enjoy!
- Placebo – The Prodigal (WC)
- Kuzko – Penelope
- Angèle – Libre (WC)
- Giant Rooks – Wild Stare
- Maddy – Dum Dum Dum
- Drew Sycamore – 45 Fahrenheit Girl (WC)
- Super-Hi x Neeka – Following The Sun
- Angèle – La Loi De Murphy
- Gorgeous – Divine
- Tilly Louise – Baggy T-Shirt
(WC) = ex Carte Blanche Music Wildcard
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Your favourites (February-March 2022)
Below, you can find all 10 of your favourites in the months of February and March; my recommendations that you read the most during these months. Great choices!
The links bring you directly to the original posts. Each of them features a player that allows you to listen to the track via the platform of your choice. Enjoy!
- Kuzko – Penelope
- Moonradio – Morningbreeze
- treesreach – How It Seems
- Drew Sycamore – 45 Fahrenheit Girl (WC)
- Japanese Breakfast – Paprika
- Angèle – Libre
- Agnes – Here Comes The Night
- Reddi – The Show
- Sera – Take A Chance
- Christon – The Story About A Boy Who Jumped Off A Cliff And Landed Softly
(WC) ex Carte Blanche Music Wildcard
single trackStumble Steady – Transducer
Stumble Steady – Transducer
Stumble Steady is essentially the one-man band of South Florida-based indie pop/alternative artist Garrett Kealer. He is the act’s frontman and songwriter, but when not writing, producing or performing, he runs his own brewing company. Beers and bops, what a great way to spend your time 😉. I haven’t got to try Kealer’s brews yet, but I can tell you his songs are tasty!
Inspired by acts such as Cage The Elephant, Gus Dapperton, The 1975 and Dayglow, Stumble Steady combines elements of indie pop, indie rock, bedroom pop, alternative, lo-fi, and folk. Transducer is his new single. With its driving guitars, bass and drums, and unorthodox synthesizers it produces a colourful soundscape. The song also features co-vocalist Cara Harpest’s debut vocals.
The idea behind the track is to turn the bad to good. Kealer explains: “When dealing with OCD it’s incredibly easy to get overwhelmed with intrusive thoughts and to get lost in self-made false realities. The idea behind Transducer was to take all of this negative energy and turn it into something positive that helps myself and others feeling a similar way.”
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