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Yep, That Sounds Real Good

Posted on 9 May, 2010 at 5:36pm

It’s always super nice when qual­ity music pops up in the day-to-day of life. Espe­cially music that treats your ears in a way vanilla ice cream with fresh, just washed, rasp­ber­ries crushed in and through­out do with their nat­ural incli­na­tion. So, indeed I encour­age you to take full form of your musi­cal dis­po­si­tion with the con­tents of this post’s glo­ri­ous innards.

Writ­ing is a lot of fun.

First, is a duo sure to treat your lemon­ade this sum­mer at your favorite soiree.

Hail­ing from the depths of the musi­cal block in New York City, Tan­lines is sure to tickle that spot of your inner ear that trig­gers the jig­gles and dan­cies. I dare you to keep still lis­ten­ing to this puppy.

Hats off to the man him­self Danny Jones for the tip on this one. You will be inspired  — YASLY

Sec­ondly, another duo who have been blow­ing minds and rip­ping up the col­lege sta­tion music charts for the last few weeks is a soul­ful col­lab­o­ra­tion between The Shins front man, James Mer­cer and Gnarles Barkley’s beat mas­ter­ing hip­tas­tic pro­ducer Dan­ger Mouse (Brian Bur­ton) called Bro­ken Bells.

Lis­ten­ing to this song will make you want to make a music video. A music video about a man who through­out his whole life bat­tled the destruc­tion caused by grow­ing up father­less and just after a hor­ri­ble deci­sion real­izes he was swim­ming uphill althrough­out life and gets bit­ter against his per­ceived destiny.

Thanks to WPRK for this one.

Thirdly, if your truly ready for some­thing spe­cial. If you appre­ci­ate the taste of cre­ation and sound you need to con­tinue on. This morn­ing a thought slid into my head “I’d love to see Phoenix live” To fol­low through with this thought I looked up their web­site and found an incred­i­ble post on their blog. You are the mixer here friends. Enjoy.

INSTRUCTIONS
1. Press play on either player
2. After an indef­i­nite num­ber of sec­onds, press play on other player
3. You can cre­ate your own mix by adjust­ing the vol­ume on either player
4. If it’s good : enjoy, if it’s bad : try again !

Hope­fully you have enjoyed some of this musi­cal tempest.

Here are links to a few other sites and mix­tapes you can find some really good qual­ity musicosity.

Never End­ing MixJeremy Okai DavisThe World Forgot

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