This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
Episode 94 starts and ends with covers of songs with a certain haunted heaviness to them. And inbetween those bookends you'll find a couple Davey and The Somethings + a bunch of none Davey reasons to press play. So just press play and enjoy.
"It's incredible on so many levels. I almost don't believe it's real. It would be a shame if it disappeared."
“Such a great voice, great songs. The album starts with more upbeat numbers but what makes the album so great are the ballads and lower-key songs. I will be looking for this on vinyl. Five champagne corks out of Five.”
"What I like about books is how you can just open it, plunge in another world for a while and then just close it again and go on with your own story. That’s probably why I’m not focused on one single book. When a book tires me, I just take another one."
“All of my most cherished influences echoing back from the opposite side of the world. The whole album just shines from start to finish, and the love that went into making this record really shows through in the pristine production. This is simply great songwriting free of any pretension. Just beautiful and you can't help but smile.”
The Soundcloud playlist for this month’s approved Submithub submissions is now up & running for May 2018.
"I feel like we should all be present to our loved ones and to life. Not constantly distracted, stressed and multi - tasking random things that are far less important."
“These lovely lofi recordings make it easy for you to close your eyes and imagine being a fly on the wall while Blaze plays some of his tunes for his buddy Townes (who, in the scenario in my head, is holding a bottle & nodding his head in a way that says “nice tunes bud”).”
“Sounds like Spencer learned a few tricks in his hiatus from this project. He's back with his most compelling Blithe Field release yet. Sounds like rubbing the last bit of sleep from your eyes in the AM, or an afternoon in a breezy park.”
EPISODE 54 kicks off with a poncho wearing instrumental from OPEZ, and before it closes out with a jam from Ty Segall, you'll hear stuff from Waxahatchee, Lord Huron, Faith Healer and Mute Forest, Hillfolk Noir, Julie Arsenault and a bunch more good stuff.
“There's something about losing the convenience of skipping tracks that shapes a listening experience. Having this as a single 40 minute mix reminds me of that, and I love it. This is a lot of audible texture and its a real raw journey, both humble and unapologetic.”
