Sammy Younan
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Smoother than Voltron coming together Nikki Ashworth (The Jilted Lovers Club) and multi-instrumentalist Neil Gray (A Quiet End) have joined forces to become Fools.
Run is the startlingly Portishead like first song from this dynamic project: this song lingers like an unacknowledged ghost. I’m so in..I wanna see what other sounds they sculpt.
A few listens inspired the following stream of consciousnesses…
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
Beloved Word Nerd and G.I. Joe aficionado Wordburglar has returned like the Dark Knight with a new album and a bold new track celebrating Halifax:
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
Heard this track on Sirius and was engaged; easily digestible non-threatening pop with hip hop flourishes. Reminds me of Estelle’s American Boy.
New York Raining can be found on the Empire soundtrack…I don’t watch Empire but soundtrack seems decent. Wonder if there are any additional Hidden Gems on that soundtrack?
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Sammy Younan
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Pressure inspired the following stream of consciousnesses…
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See if Tish Hyman can fill the Lauryn Hill shaped hole in your heart:
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
Beck is back with Dreams; a single from his untitled and unreleased album. Dreams is a solid entry to the Summer Jam…every Summer one song soundtracks the entire season.
A few listens inspired the following stream of consciousnesses…
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
A permanent sucker for that 70s soul sound…that Mark Ronson type production. With Problems Problems Frankie delivers an utterly intoxicating ditty…just push play, enjoy and dance, dance, dance!
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Girth Radio Presents…
One of the lovely ladies from Audio Blood turned me onto this outstanding song…that voice, that banjo and those claps: I dunno how but this works!
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
I met this band at a CMW BBQ: rather fittingly with a dancey groove that’s got more pep than an entire rally, the smooth Total Blender blending of a male voice with a female voice and sadness and sorrow that this delightful tune is shorter than Gary Coleman (too soon?).
