So few of the songs I wanted to share today were available on Spotify, I decided to embed all ten of ’em as Soundcloud files.
1. Henry Black — “Weeping Willow” is a strident tune that turns one of life’s greatest quests into something appropriately epic.
2. Jax Street — “A Place Just For Us” was a song that came at just the right time for me.
3. The Tokes — “No Sir(dropout)” is an exuberant song that brings back the joyousness and mess of 70s Brit rock.
4. Fan Fiqtion — “Give Me Color” celebrates the little things in life.
5. Vile Bodies — “Dream Girl” is a fun romp through folk music and 70s pop rock.
6. Megaweapon. — “Behind Glass Walls” is a fuzzed out, 90s-tastic endictment of cyberbullying. (But trust me on this one, it’s amazing.)
7. ian terry — “tracks” is terry’s second song here on Adobe & Teardrops. It’s a much bigger sound and showcases terry’s flare for the dramatic.
8. Of Jones — “Atropa Belladona” is named for the nightshade plant. The band’s new album, Herbariaum is a concept album that pulls in all kinds of plant lore. Here, the singer learns firsthand about all the kinds of poisons there are out there.
9. Eli Winter — “Take No Notice” is a gorgeous, skillfully wrought instrumental guitar piece.
10. Vermicious Kind — “Warmer Weather” is my greatest weakness: a yearning pop punk song about a breakup. I don’t understand what draws me to this specific subgenre, but I fully embrace it.
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