By
Dylan Heneck
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Jul 1, 2020
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Jason re-posted a Kings of Convenience track sometime last week, so I'm using my allotted throwback with Yaw's "Where Would You Be." It makes my skin tingle. It's the way the sumptuous strings and horns sections mi...
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By
Jason Grishkoff
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Apr 15, 2019
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Here's another one that doesn't exactly "fit the mould" on Indie Shuffle, and yet... I feel compelled to blog it.
The Yorkeshire-based quartet are using their music "to help advance equality and unity; to help break down barriers that divide us." I ...
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By
Tobias Handke
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Sep 15, 2016
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Singer, composer and instrumentalist Kenneth Whalum's latest track is a heartbreaking look at police brutally and the plight of black American's in the current racist climate engulfing the country.
There's a sadness to Whalum as he croons, "I won't...
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By
Devin Duckworth
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May 29, 2012
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For the first time in 18 years, soulful singer Bobby Womack is releasing a full-length album titled The Bravest Man In The Universe. On this album we have already had the pleasure of being introduced to "Please Forgive My Heart," and today we are ge...
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By
Dwayne
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Oct 16, 2011
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This will be the most chilled song you'll hear all week. Scratch that, maybe all year. Maybe even more. When listening to Shlohmo, it's pretty much impossible not to relax, as the notes roll off each other like syrup, and a ever-so-slightly melanchol...
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By
Dwayne
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May 29, 2011
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This week marks the sad passing away of Gil Scott-Heron at age 62.From the Telegraph: "Gil Scott-Heron, who died on May 27 aged 62, was a composer, musician, poet and author whose writings and recordings provided a vivid, and often stinging, commenta...
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