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The FADER calls Cabane's "Take Me Home (Part 2)" "graceful and delicately arranged" and says that the artists that Belgian composer Thomas Jean Henri has "brought in to work on the project read like a team of cult music superheroes." The song features Will Oldham (Bonnie "Prince" Billy), Kate Stables (This Is The Kit), Sean O'Hagan (High Llamas) and more. See the video now, single streaming everywhere.
Chance Emerson shot a live video for his single "How Can I" in his dorm room, performing it solo on his grandmother's banjo. Check it out now at Americana Highways and then give a listen to the album version: https://fanatic.lnk.to/ChanceEmerson-HowCanI.
Brooklyn Vegan calls the latest Cabane collaboration with Will Oldham (Bonnie “Prince” Billy) "gorgeous" in its premiere of "Take Me Home (Part II)," featuring a "crest of swelling harmonies, classical guitar and vibraphone." The track is out everywhere tomorrow and the full album Grande Est La Maison (feat. Oldham, Kate Stables of This Is The Kit and string arrangements by Sean O’ Hagan of High Llamas) arrives Feb, 28th.
"It serves as a superb vocal performance as well as further evidence of her status as an exciting, emerging voice," says PopMatters this morning about this solo-vocal take by Samantha Sidley on one of her favorite childhood songs. The video shows off Sam's phenomenal voice, which she brings to NYC later this week, kicking off a three-night residency at The Green Room 42 supper club (just west of Broadway in the YOTEL New York.) Come on out to see Sam Thurs., Feb 6th through Sat., Feb. 8th. Tickets: http://bit.ly/SS-NYC-020620-020820.
"Samantha Sidley's 'I Can't Listen,' written by Inara George, is about struggling with depression. But the Los Angeles-based jazz singer is positively ebullient about the black-and-white, noir-styled video." Billboard premieres this beautiful slice-of-life clip by Nigel DeFriez. Interior Person is out now from Release Me Records.
Light FM put a bright-colored spin on recovery" with a song that MXDWN goes on to call "a brilliant piece of laid-back psych-pop." See the music video for “Horrible Friend,” shot in and around Echo Park by Zoey Taylor and Lauren Rocket. It's from the "Tourist" EP, out now.