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@staticinbetweenchannels-blog
Closure.
Surprise, this blog seems to be dead. Although my interest in music has never wavered, proving it to Tumblr every evening felt like a chore. If you like, you can now catch The Static In Between Channels on CKXU, 10:00 PM GMT. ckxu.com/listen If not, thank you for the follows.
Lovely Bloodflow - Baths - Hi. I'm still here. I know I've been cold, and distant...but know that I never meant to. Here's a peace offering:
This track combines infectious falsetto and and a well-aimed electronic beat mentality, all courtesy of a Mr. Will Wiesenfeld. Please enjoy, I dig the sound.
Won't Do (Instrumental) - J Dilla - It would have been Jay Dilla's birthday today. I started a remix today, and I've taken a few tricks out of his bag. Seems right. Enjoy the song, dig that Isley Brother's sample.
Falling In Love With Glaciers - Listener - I like the idea of spoken vocals in music, and Listener's Dan Smith takes it to an extreme. You can practically hear him tear up and sweat as he thrusts forth his poetry onto the musical landscapes crafted by Christin Nelson. The hardcore scene is probably already familiar with Listener, so throwing this up on Tumblr might not make much of an impact. However, if you're in the dark...please give this a listen. You might find yourself coming back.
This God Damn House - The Low Anthem - Saw City & Colour last night, and damn if this group (who opened for them/him) wasn't more engaging. Every member of the band plays multiple instruments, so some of the textures that the band conveys are very...well, nice. Lush, soft, introspective in a sense.
This song is from their first album, and while I think I prefer the style of Smart Flesh, I cannot ignore this one. The simplicity of the lyrics foster more thought than pages of metaphors could ever do. Please, enjoy.
Swim Good (Cover) - Sarah Winters - Ms. Winters finally dropped a proper version of that Frank Ocean cover I love so much, and I am tickled pink. Alongside this gem reside three other covers, in her new Find Restless Cover EP. I bought it yesterday, and I encourage you do the same. It's a steal, and her voice is absolutely gorgeous. Enjoy the song, and please let her know how awesome she is by visiting her Tumblr here.
Sweet (Potato Pie) - Brother Ali - The Brother is always welcome on this blog, as are songs about pie. Naturally, I couldn't pass this one up. I believe it's a take on a Common instrumental, but I might be out of the loop. Anyways, nod your head and enjoy. By the way, I grabbed this from 2dopeboyz. Plenty of hip hop over there.
Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon - Urge Overkill - Tarantino has some of the dopest soundtracks around. Here's a gem from Pulp Fiction, and an awesome song in its own right.
Nasca Lines - Brian Hughes - I was lucky enough to hear this yesterday, and I thought it divine. It's about 6:30 am my time, and I'm coming into this morning without a drop of sleep. But, good morning Tumblr. Hopefully the sound that I'm throwing your way is nicer than any cup of coffee. Plenty of gorgeous jazz guitar influences in this number.
Plateau - Meat Puppets - "There's nothing on top but a bucket and a mop, and an illustrated book about birds" Heard this song for the first time today. It has something going for it, in a grungy sort of way. Something, something, New Year. Yeahhh.
Somebody To Love - Jefferson Airplane - I've been pretty inattentive blog-wise in the last month or two, and it seems like most of my posts are related to movie soundtracks. I happened to re-watch Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas a view days ago, and this number caught my ear. It's classic, most people know it. Please enjoy, with or without drugs.
Let's Stay Together - Al Green - Eeeuuurrrfff, too much wine makes for a sloppy Mathewt. Anyways, this song was pretty much my evening. Soak it in, it's classic Al Green. Music for lovemaking, reconciling, and slow dancing. Enjoy, ladies and gnetlemanmnmn657s
The Dusty Foot Philosopher - K'Naan - Shit's cute. Oddly enough, sounds a lot like old Eminem. Like..too much. Catchy though, so enjoy.
That's Amore (Live) - Dean Martin - What stage presence this guy has, I love it.
Get Fly - Atmosphere - As I've mentioned before, posting has been slow recently. Life has been filling my body with jello, I can't even seem to make the song/day quota. I think part of it has been an error on my part: I'm forgetting to post music I'm digging simply because, I always have to justify my posts. Well, here's some Atmosphere, because f*ck you I enjoy it. I know I've posted stuff from Slug and Crew before, and I'll be damned if I don't do it again. I can justify it though, Atmosphere is pretty dope. Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy. If you like the sounds, check out a few more from the Rhymesayers family; notable artists include Grieves & Budo, as well as Brother Ali. Thanks for sticking with me, followers. Stay tuned.
Skanky Panky - Kid Koala - I was lamenting the lack of posting that I've been doing recently, when a wonderful young man dropped this tune into my lap. I had no idea he was even in this sort of stuff (stupid judgement, I know). This song is exactly the type of fresh cut I started this blog to post about. Give it a listen, there's a truckload of sample-y goodness to be had. Ooooh, horn samples. Delicious.
Ozark Empire - Listener - One of the best things in the world is being turned on to music through friends. A rather musical friend of mine brought this guy up in conversation once, while we were discussing some music we were collaborating on. I'm not sure to what degree my enjoyment extends of Dan Smith's "Talk Music", but it's a sound worth hearing. Alongside the hip-hop influenced variety, he also does a strain of more soothing/indie work. Enjoy.
