Unstuck In The World: A New Music Blog

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SAINT PEPSI // “Mr. Wonderful”

Perfect music to transition from Winter into Spring. Be sure to check out “Baby” also.

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SAINT PEPSI // "Baby"

Perfect music to transition from Winter into Spring. Be sure to check out "Mr. Wonderful" also.

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Trust // "Are We Arc?"

Toronto electro-pop act Trust unveiled another dreamy, dark track from their new LP Joyland, out March 4th on Arts & Crafts.

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London Grammar // "Hey Now"

Hazy R&B/pop trio London Grammar has finally made a video for “Hey Now,” a slow-building swooner. Stereogum calls it "a hazily magical affair in which some beautiful stop-motion-animated disturbances light up the deep woods."

London Grammar’s album If You Wait is out now.

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Nosetalgia // Pusha-T Feat. Kendrick Lamar

My Name is My Name will drop tomorrow (October 8). For a preview, check out Pusha-T's video for “Nosetalgia,” featuring Kendrick Lamar. Keeping it simple, Pusha-T & Lamar walk down Compton in a single-shot black & white video. Enjoy.

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LA's holychild

Three catchy pop songs from LA's duo holychild you should listen to: "Playboy Girl"

"Happy With Me"

"Best Friends"

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Fe // Mother Russia

I know close to nothing about London songstress Fe, other than she sounds a lot like my girl Lana Del Rey. Her latest track "Mother Russia" is worth listening to, along with "Giddy Up." We'll keep an eye out for her upcoming music.

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Can't Hold Us Can't Stop Us (Macklemore vs Miley Cyrus Mashup)

Check it.

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Volcano Choir // Byegone

Things took a bit of a turn for Justin Vernon (of Bon Iver) in 2009, when he premiered “Island, IS,” the first single from Unmap, his debut album with the experimental rock outfit Volcano Choir. The song strayed from the stripped-down folk melancholy Vernon had become known for, setting his vocals over a quicker, stranger hypnotic loop. The band, initially a collaboration between Vernon and post-rockers Collections Of Colonies Of Bees, has been somewhat dormant since touring shortly in 2009. (After all, Vernon was off making the third best album of 2011 and hanging around with Yeezy). But today marks the release of “Byegone,” the first single from Volcano Choir’s upcoming sophomore album, Repave, due out on 9/3 via Jagjaguwar – and, like “Island, IS” was in 2009, it’s a bit of a change for Vernon. Sure, Vernon’s singing still cryptically meanders around jangling guitars like it always does. But his voice is lower and richer, and the song’s instrumentation trails the kind of straight-forward, masculine grooves most recently seen on The National’s Trouble Will Find Me. It’s a churning rock ballad, with a satisfying release, and a comforting fizzle-out – and, to be honest, it suits him. Listen to it now.

Published on June 17, 2013 Written by: Elliah Heitfetz Read full article at Stereogum

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Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeroes // This Life

A month from today, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeroes third record (self-titled) drops. Here is a taste of what will be on the record. How can you not enjoy anything that Alex Ebert sings?

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Porcelain Raft // Think of the Ocean

Porcelain Raft will be releasing his sophomore record, Permanent Signal, August 20, 2013. Here is the first single, “Think of the Ocean.”