a few days ago, a friendly stranger, by the name of sing leaf, contacted me about a remix. here is the result & here is the original

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a few days ago, a friendly stranger, by the name of sing leaf, contacted me about a remix. here is the result & here is the original
SING LEAF - "Same Old Satellite"
Track is from Sing Leaf's new album WATERY MOON. Out via Chill Mega Chill Records.
Sing Leaf - "Same Old Satellite"
Watery Moon (2013) - Buy
Reminds me of Lou Reed's "Satellite Of Love". Always nice to have a song that can be followed up with another. I rarely use the shuffle feature on my comp/phone, which means I actually scroll through my list.
- Marco Pitino
Same Old Satellite by Sing Leaf
Sing Leaf - Same Old Satellite
Sing Leaf - Same Old Satellite
It's hard to believe it's been almost two years since we last heard from David Como, aka Sing Leaf. The Toronto musician first came to my attention with a remix of Foxes in Fiction's 15 Ativan, and later when he helped curate a very special compilation called Generation Ship.
I'm very excited, because he's just sent me over this first track from an upcoming album, Watery Moon. Same Old Satellite is a softly dancing folkish tune. David's vocals are warm and inviting, and the production smooth and clean, creating a sort of whimsy around the track. And if Lou Reed taught us anything, it's that writing songs about satellites is a great idea.
Go download Same Old Satellite from David's soundcloud, and be on the lookout for more as the album arrives later this year.