Wallace Sidhrée – Transformation (Spotify)

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Transformation from Wallace Sidhrée is an ambient piano melancholic theme which releases peace to the listener and inspired during a difficult phase of composer's life where he was in sore need of transformation.

Few words about Wallace Sidhrée
Wallace Sidhrée is a multi-instrumentalist musician that's Progressive Rock/Hard Jazz oriented. Also a web developer, ex-Yoga monk and milk-chocolate addict.
http://sidhree.com/progressive-rock/futures-past/
https://sidhree.bandcamp.com/

Tony J Guarino – Around me (Spotify)

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Unbelievable Records gets back with another release by the young producer Tony J Guarino, who returns with an amazing single titled "Around Me".
A tasty mix of modern Tech House grooves and classic House influences, with smooth vocals and catchy melodies. The result is a pure underground killer track!

support:
www.unbelievablerecords.com
https://www.facebook.com/Unbelievablerecords
https://www.instagram.com/unbelievable.records/
https://pro.beatport.com/label/unbelievable-records/35206
www.twitter.com/UnbelievRecords

https://www.mixcloud.com/Unbelievable_Records

Estella Dawn – Parting (Spotify)

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It's sad to watch the slow train wreck of a relationship ending. Everything seems forced. But someone needs to make a decision, painful or not, so everyone can move on. Just let me go. Piano ballad with lush vocals and atmospheric arrangement. Written, Co-produced and Performed by Estella

Few words about Estella:
Estella is a New Zealand born, Colorado based singer-songwriter. At 23 her work speaks with maturity and confidence. Her songs are a mixture of pop, neo-soul and rock, delivered with an open hearted honesty. While her songs bring you close, her voice never lets you go, Estella sings with the melodic command, subtlety and range that spans genres from Billie Holiday to Billie Eilish.

We are about half way into 2020 and on track to delivering a full length LP, by the end of the year. So far so good. From the Neo-Soul vibes of "Cadmium Yellow" (released in January), the "burn the town down" dynamics of "Hallow" to the attitude heavy anthemic rock of "I Dare You", due out on June 4th, Estella has been flat out.

Not that the last 2+ years weren’t productive. With the release of her EP “Dancing Girls” at the beginning of 2018, and another 8 singles delivered by the end of 2019, Estella has been constantly working. These are well crafted songs with multiple layers, both vocally and musically.

The story starts with Estella singing original songs from the booster seat in the back of her parents car growing up in New Zealand (true, ask her mother). From a young age she glides into songwriting, piano, guitar, music production and recording (piano under the watchful eye of a fierce octogenarian!!) So really Estella has been a musician all her life, like her father and grandfather before her (Andy McGee, lead singer of Desert Road and Max Winnie, Wellington musical icon, respectively) Whether it has been for personal entertainment or crisis management she has music in her; her head, her hands, her heart. Now there is a richness and depth in her voice that has comes from years of hard work and constant singing.

Estella fuses her powerhouse vocals, story like arrangements and diversity of style into music that is unique, honest and intimate.

https://www.instagram.com/estelladawnmusic
https://www.facebook.com/estelladawnmusic

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzCU2C1w_DUdS_gpaYYHC3w

Thomas Hewitt Jones – Bun in the Oven (Spotify)

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Pretty curious how that concept inspired from Thoms Hewitt Jones which says about this song that is "An amusing track about baking a cake while pregnant! One written for the Bake-Off generation"
A track this gives you such a positive outlook listen :)
More about the artist: http://www.thomashewittjones.com/
Check also the wonderful interview we had with him at Nagamag:
http://nagamag.com/interviews/thomas-hewitt-jones-interview-on-nagamag-com/

111 – See You Again (Spotify)

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Nadja, Singer & Songwriter of 111, wrote 'See you again' for her best friend who passed when she was 18 years old. At that time she had no emotional tools to deal with the overwhelming pain and it almost tore her apart. Because of all the pain, for a long time she wasn't really able to feel the deep, beyond-lifetime connection between him and her. Now she does feel it and from this exact place comes this song!

Few words about 111:

With 111, Nadja and her producer pick up the idea of 'healing music' with its scientifically proven benefits and translating it into a new sound aesthetic for a wider audience: No eso -cliché, but a fresh, organic ambient -electro-sound that gives the listener a feeling of relaxation and warmth. A lot of the songs are presented in 432 hz instead of the usual 440 hz pop-songs are presented in. Studies prove, that this frequency has more relaxing and empowering effects because it matches the natural vibration of the human body. 111 combines instruments from different musical traditions which are known for their touching and relaxing sounds, for example the monochord. The lyrics sometimes embed mantras from different religions which are known for their strengthening and healing effects, and are always positive and empowering.

With their new approach and understanding of ‚healing music‘, 111 brings together artists from all genres and all over the world, who also believe in the positive effects of rhythm, sound and voice! For example, for their song ‚protected‘ Nadja worked together with award-winning L.A.-based producer Robot Koch, with whom she also wrote the newest track 'See you again'. The successful Berlin-based producer-duo 'Dasmo & Mania' didi the production!

Marcus Arch – Carnivore (Spotify)

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We all have things we fight against. Sometimes they’re just in our heads, and sometimes they’re really out there. Either way the fight is always real.

Carnivore came about while experimenting with various sounds and samples on Logic. The opening rhythmic hook laid down the foundation which then further evolved. The song revolves around the idea of fighting a shadowy figure, real or imagined. The animistic vocal hook represents the primal struggle that we face - against the worst part of the human nature, or against a real life predator out to get us. The first half of the song is more subdued, giving an impression of quiet resistance, that becomes a much bigger fight or struggle, that in the end finishes with a blow - did I kill the Carnivore? Or was I killed?

Few words about Marcus Arch:
Australian Indie-Rock Trio Marcus Arch took their folk beginnings and fused them with elements of electro-rock, synth-pop and thick harmonies, landing with a dynamic musical experience.

Thoughtful lyrical compositions and reflections delivered in punchy pop-choruses reflects the analogue/digital crossover that is the basis of Marcus Arch. Earthy, yet covered in the pizazz of the electro-age, Marcus Arch takes you back and forward through a musical escapade that indelibly disrupts.

spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/5mCmnixZIe0D4fHnooNE5r
soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/marcusarch
youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJmiXTydOKoUg0y56ogVZ-w
facebook https://www.facebook.com/marcusarchband/
instagram https://www.instagram.com/marcusarch/

Panicwhenyourecalm – Endless Monotony: Is There Light in the Dark? (Spotify)

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USA producer "personPanicwhenyourecalm" with his track "Endless Montony: Is Ther Light In The Dark?" a long downtempo chillout/lounge track with continues layering changes and wonderful production to laid back, flirts with dark and light moods, bring a wonderful final result to the listener, even if that comes through its 9min but the whole listening trip worth it!

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