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This is the 34th weekly independent music taster from Aldora Britain Records and is released on the 5th June 2020 alongside three other releases. One other compilation and two original records. It is part of a statement that underground, grassroots, authentic music is still being made despite the efforts of 'major' record labels. It is another far-reaching and eclectic mash up of styles from all around the world.
The collection is bookended by two exclusive mixes from our close friend, Ryan Newton. This Canadian singer-songwriter provides two alternate mixes of songs from his debut studio album. These are 'I Can See What You Can See' and 'You Know You Can You Will', fine examples of his unique cross of alternative country and Britpop.
We also have protopunk from Rob Moss and Skin-Tight Skin, R&B-infused garage from Leathers, and alt garage rock from The Fuzz and Drums. There's jangle pop from Eggs On Mars, bluegrass Americana from Hibbs Family Band, and Irish folk from The Desert Rovers.
You can see what we mean by a diverse collection, can't you? There's more too...
Djorn Und Matyas invent a genre and bring us circus pop, J. Graves deliver us some post punk revival, and Stereo Side Effect give us grunge-tinted alt rock. Then it's ska punk from The Branlarians, alternative rock from Unknown Nobodies, and punk rock from Green Blanket. The closing set takes us back a little for Malade Mental's garage rock and roll, Skelton Birds' orchestral rock, Will Orchard's cosmic Americana, and Unconcealed Glory's instrumental punk explosion.
If there isn't something in there for you then..... hmmm.
Let's keep doing this then, one day at a time...
credits
released June 5, 2020
Album compiled by Tom Hilton for Aldora Britain Records. Artwork by Emma Prime. This collection is dedicated to Steve Priest. Ballroom Blitz, Fox On The Run! 'You Know You Can You Will (Alternate Mix)' written by and used by permission of Ryan Newton, EXCLUSIVE. 'There's My Ride' written by and used by permission of Rob Moss, taken from 'We've Come Back To Rock 'N' Roll (2020). 'One Track Mind' written by Chris Mitchard and Ed Calvert, used by permission of Leathers, taken from 'Class Action' (2019). 'Call The Referee' written by The Fuzz & Drums, used by permission of Jean Luc Mari, taken from 'Tapes From The Garage' (2018). 'People Pleasing' written by and used by permission of Eggs On Mars, taken from 'It Will Be Like It Was' (2019). 'Distance And Time' written by and used by permission of Hibbs Family Band, taken from 'Tears In Missouri' (2020). 'Star Of The County Down' is a traditional composition, used by permission of The Desert Rovers, taken from 'Hold My Head' (2020). 'Joanna, No' written by and used by permission of Djorn Und Matyas, taken from 'Djorn Und Matyas Vs. The Vaucuous Flesh Eaters' (2019). 'New Favorite' written by Jessa Graves, used by permission of J. Graves, taken from 'Marathon' (2019). 'Stars' written by and used by permission of Stereo Side Effect, taken from 'Stereo Side Effect' (2019). 'Adishatz Branlogat' written by The Branlarians, used by permission of Malade Mental, taken from 'Collectif Keupon Gascon' (2019). 'In Shock' written by Jack Murray, used by permission of Unknown Nobodies, taken from 'The Perplexed Sky' (2019). 'Cugumelo' written by and used by permission of Green Blanket, taken from 'Who Am I Talking To?' (2020). 'Onzieme Heure' written by and used by permission of Malade Mental, taken from 'Traverse' (2019). 'Bound Together' written by and used by permission of Skeleton Birds, EXCLUSIVE. 'Marching Home To Wick' written by and used by permission of Will Orchard, EXCLUSIVE. 'Mold Have' written by and used by permission of Unconcealed Glory, taken from 'Unconcealed Glory' (2020). 'I Can See What You Can See (Alternate Mix)' written by and used by permission of Ryan Newton, EXCLUSIVE.
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