#Folk-Pop

[joanofarc]

wood dust, joe clack (1991).

you should speak like you mean to say what you mean to, my love

[nineteenfiftysix]

Yves - 금붕어 (Goldfish) (LOOP EP, 2024)

[slumberlandrecords]

Birdie "Some Dusty" hits Bandcamp's Summer 2024 Hotlist

Nice to see our reissue of Birdie’s “Some Dusty” get a shout on Bandcamp’s Hotlist as one of the most highly-anticipated upcoming releases of Summer 2024. As well it should be - “Some Dusty” is a 100% sublime bit of pop classicism.

[rivetgoth]

It's honestly crazy that discussion around testosterone HRT skews so much towards the beginning stages of it (to the point that you have dozens of guys thinking their transition is "failed" if they don't pass by like a year in lol) and what the initial changes of the first couple of months to years look like, like the classic laundry list of those early basic changes like bottom growth, voice drop, etc, when IMO literally none of that compares remotely to the depth and intensity of the long term total masculinization you start to experience like 3-5+ years in.

[blymusik]

Kan man skrive en kærlighedssang om dommedag? Ja, vi har i hvertfald gjort det – og liveindspillet den en sen, mørk januaraften i Aarhus. Det vigtige spørgsmål er dog: hvis verden gik under i morgen: Hvem ville du så danse Den Sidste Dans med? 🐰🦊 Vokal: Rikke Tranberg Guitar: Thomas Høirup Produceret af: Asger Christensen Indspillet og filmet i Aarhus Lydstudie – januar 2023 ‪@aarhuslydstudie5574‬ ©2024

[yellowsnow77]

The Lemon Twigs - A Dream Is All We Know

Con su cuarto trabajo, el maravilloso ‘Everything Harmony’, The Lemon Twigs entraron en una nueva liga. Hasta entonces, muchos críticos, y parte del público, había visto al grupo de los hermanos D’Addario como una especie de pastiche de influencias del rock de los 60 y 70 que estaba bien para pasar un pequeño rato nostálgico, pero nada más. Nadie los iba a meter entre sus discos favoritos del año…

[hsmagazine254]

The Lumineers: Crafting Captivating Folk-Pop Magic

The Lumineers: Crafting Captivating Folk-Pop Magic Album: Essentials, Genre: Folk-Pop, Americana, Indie Folk The Lumineers, a band hailing from Denver, Colorado, are a testament to how stripping down American folk music to its essence can result in captivating pop. Their music is a captivating blend of old-school American folk and modern pop sensibilities. Let’s delve into their life,…

[musikblog]

Prinz Leo - Liveauftritt in London Prinz Leo aus Salzburg tritt am Mittwoch, den 20. Dezember im Avalon Cafe, Juno Way, in London auf und veranstaltet einen intimen Abend mit einfühlsamer Musik und köstlichem Essen. Hier könnt ihr für nur 5,- GPB (ca. 6,- EUR) Tickets dafür bestellen. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Prinz Leo (@iamprinzleo) Auf […] https://www.musikblog.de/2023/12/prinz-leo-liveauftritt-in-london/ #PrinzLeo #DarkPop #ElektroPop #FolkPop #IndieRock #Indietronic #MusikBlogNewcomer

[musicalthought]

album review; akmu's winter (2017)

♡ fav song(s): reality; you know me; way back home; will last forever

♡ least fave song: live

♡ overall: 8.8/10

Song By Song Review Under the Cut

Live -> 6/10 She was cute!!!

Reality -> 10/10 SUCH a cute song! I downloaded this one to my personal playlist.

Last Goodbye -> 8/10 I’m not a fan of ballads, but this song is absolutely breathtaking. I downloaded this one, as well.

Play Ugly -> 8/10 CUTE! I downloaded this one, as well.

Chocolady -> 7/10 She was cute… but she was not up to par with the rest of the album.

You Know Me -> 10/10 Something about K-Pop idols experimenting with the reggae genre, that will always get me. I downloaded this track, as well.

Way Back Home -> 10/10 I hate ballads, and I’ll be the first to tell you that I personally despise them, but there’s something so magical with Akdong Musician where their ballads seem so fresh, and raw, and vulnerable. I can practically feel both Suhyun & Chanhyuk’s feelings & their thoughts & emotions throughout the track. They are some of the best talent out there, which is a shame considering their numbers don’t reflect this. I obviously downloaded this track, as well.

Will Last Forever -> 10/10 They were losing me, but the ending harmonic chorus brought me right back in. I downloaded this track, as well.

[christmasunderground]

Hannah Glavor - Find a Light (2021)

Hannah Glavor – Find a Light (2021)

Self ReleasedBuy: Bandcamp What is up with me? Why am I writing about covers of traditional hymns? Is it because people are actually DOING something cool with them? The question is the answer, duh. Portland’s Hannah Glavor has transformed “O Little Town of Bethlehem” into something that I genuinely enjoy. It has the warm feel of a Midlake record, as I caught myself thinking a whole lot about…

[nineteenfiftysix]

Eunseo - 나빠 (NAPPA) (Covers, 2022)

[antimony-medusa]

Truly when you have brain rot EVERY song can be about your blorbos.

[theminecraftbee]

"Do you think Daedalus felt joy every time the Minotaur devoured someone? Or did he feel only sorrow?"

Cub glances over at Joe. Joe has been, as is typical, digging. He needs to mine even more stone; his base is not yet big enough for everyone! He's recently passed the one million stone mark and he simply must mine even more. If he'd had a story to tell about himself, well, it most likely wouldn't be Daedalus. A crueler storyteller would go with someone like Sisyphus, but Joe feels his task will be done one day.

He rather fancies himself John Henry, personally. Then again, John Henry dies at the end of the blues song. Maybe that is, itself, a sign that Joe should slow down. If he does that, though, he will never be done before he has to leave for the season ending!

Huh, there's a metaphor or poem in that somewhere, he's sure.

Anyway, none of that is relevant, because he's looking at the creator of the labyrinth at the moment. Cub's clearly thinking about it. God bless that man, he can follow Joe's metaphors as well as just about anyone ever could.

"Well, I don't know. Personally, I think he'd be more glad for every day the Minotaur couldn't find his way out," Cub says. "That was more the goal of the thing, right?"

"Well, I suppose that is true," Joe says. "Minos imprisoned him though so he couldn't tell anyone the answer."

Cub shrugs. "Sounds like a skill issue to me."

Joe has no response to that, so he turns to go back to digging. Inside the maze, the frustrated screaming of one GoodTimesWithScar can be heard.

"You know, does this mean you think of the hermits as man-eating bull monsters? On account of you trapping them in your maze and all," Joe asks.

"Oh yeah. Hundred percent. You don't?" Cub says.

Joe tilts his head. "You've got a point. They've got the bloodlust for it."

Cub nods. "Really, I'm doing everyone on this server a community service," he says, and he goes back to taunting the poor soul trapped in the unending maze of pain and torment that he has created.

Joe watches Cub leave and mumbles to himself: "Technically, I don't know it's a labyrinth. Labyrinths only have one entrance and exit. That doesn't matter, dear viewers, because I have a mining machine to beat in a race! What's that? What mining machine? Doc's world eater was last season? Oh, don't worry about it, although I think maybe it's time to play a song--"

[haveyouheardthisband]