The Propaganda SiteGrace Ives hits the ground running on "Avalanche", a fully satisfying, solid pop piece that's as bouncy as it is catchy. Enjoy our #SongoftheDay.
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Our #SongOfTheDay is "Hi Babe" by Zambian rock band Ngozi Family, fronted by Zamrock pioneer Paul Ngozi. Raw, hard and a little weird, especially when the guitar solo kicks in.
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The Orielles are definitely pulling a Talk Talk on us. Their turn towards a genre-defying sound in 2022's Tableau was no fluke. Keep going, guys! We're loving all this. Our #SongoftheDay is "Tiny Beads Reflecting Light".
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Our #SongOfTheDay is "Karsilamas" by pianist/composer/producer Greg Foat with saxophonist Sokratis Votskos & The Giorgos Pappas Trio. Really beautiful Greek-flavored jazz.
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Ken Pomeroy released a newer version of her song "Flannel Cowboy" last year, but to be honest, we gravitate more towards the immediacy of the earlier, bare-bones version, which is our #SongoftheDay.
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Our #SongOfTheDay comes from ultra-creative NYC rapper Homeboy Sandman. It really highlights what a funny storyteller he is. Great beat, too. Enjoy "Talking (Bleep)".
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Rae Khalil brings on a stutter step beat to keep us off balance on her "June 9th", which is great in the first place. Then she takes a left turn in the last minute or so, and that's even better. It's our #SongoftheDay.
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Our #SongOfTheDay is "Kalanakh" by Senegalese duo Defmaa Maadef (aka Def Mama Def). Their blend of traditional regional styles updated for the dancefloor is truly infectious.
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Our #SongoftheDay keeps us moving with its active beat and nervous energy. It's the kind of song that makes you say "ok, we need to get going". Where? Who knows? It's "Picto" by the band Ulrika Spacek.
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Al Mati was a Portuguese musician who fled conscription into Salazar's fascist regime's military in the '70s, finally settling in the Netherlands. He produced some haunting, early lo-fi synth pop like today's #SongOfTheDay "Se Foda".
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