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Listen: State of the Art Spotify playlist for 3/15/21

Album Art: Really From – “Quirk”

Listen to this week’s State of the Art Spotify playlist featuring:

Dylan Chambers – Some Kind of Happy
Jenny Lewis, Serengeti – Idiot
K Michelle Dubois – Firestar (Baby Robot Records)
Sharon Van Etten, IDLES – Peace Signs
Coma Girls – Halfway Home (Baby Robot Records)
Grouplove – Deadline
Guitarmy of One – Overtones of Hercule and Holmes
Lucy Dacus – Thumbs
Blue Water Highway – Grateful
Crumb – Trophy
This Way to the EGRESS – Make It Out Alive
Double Lyrical – Cypher 2021 (feat. Futuristic, Abhi the Nomad, Abstract, Murs, JZAC, Enkay47, Kam Michael, Cyrus, Justin Starling & Matthew Tuck)
Karaoke – Mantra
Matt and Kim – You Don’t Own Me (Lesley Gore cover)
Parker Woodland – Later Than We Think
Carissa Johnson, The Cure-Alls -So Far So Good
Simona Smirnova – The Quote – Original soundtrack to The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928 French silent film directed by Carl Dreyer)
Juana Everett – Fake Love
Stetch Panic – Batibat
Kurt Deemer Band – World Upside Down
You, Me and This Fuckin’ Guy – Garden
Triptides – Let It Go (Alive Naturalsound Records)
U.S. Girls – Junkyard
Dungeon Crawl – Natural 20
Fresh – Girl Clout
Skullcrusher – Storm in Summer
Ryley Walker – Axis Bent
The Natvral – Sun Blisters (Kip Berman of The Pains of Being Pure at Heart)
Really From – Quirk
METZ – Acid
Middle Kids – Cellophane (Brain)

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Ditchbird (aka Tony Petersen) shares “In it Together” exclusive over at Under the Radar, the latest single from his debut LP, Real Enough for You Now

On Real Enough For You Now, Petersen’s influences coalesce into a folk-influenced sound that pays tribute to his longtime love for Springsteen, The Replacements, and Neil Young. Ditchbird has now returned with the newest single from the record, “In It Together,” premiering with Under the Radar.

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Under the Radar debuts the new video from James Houlahan, ft. legendary Bob Dylan violinist Scarlet Rivera

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Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter James Houlahan’s atmospheric mix of Americana and indie folk has been the backbone of five albums, the latest of which, Ordinary Eye, was released in late 2020.  Houlahan describes his latest work as a document of the current moment, borne out of Houlahan’s years on the road watching national rifts grow wider. Even more poignantly, the record was recorded only months before the pandemic, putting the themes into even starker focus. Houlahan has now returned with a new video for his track, “What Is Our Love,” premiering with Under the Radar.
 
“What Is Our Love” is the sort of thoughtful Americana Houlahan delivers best, wrapping heartfelt melodies and autobiographical confessions in understated, unadorned instrumentation. Houlahan meanders through insular meditations on love and connection, all backed by drummer Danny Frankel (Lou Reed, Fiona Apple) and violinist Scarlet Rivera (Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue). Aside from Houlouhan himself, Rivera’s violin is the clear focal point, offering an expressive melodic counterpoint to Houlahan’s gentle falsetto. 
 
 
 

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Folk Radio UK praises The Armadillo Paradox’s latest single “Reincarnated Werewolf Astronaut”

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The Armadillo Paradox, the creative partnership between bluegrass aficionado Sol Chase and storyteller/former hip-hop artist Jared Huskey, are preparing to release their debut LP, Out of Gas in Oil Country, a ten-track collection of songs that gallivants between country, Americana, folk, bluegrass and alt-rock with soft lyrical styling and experimental acoustic instrumentation. READ MORE…

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American Songwriter spoke with Dylan Chambers about his two new singles, “Breakdown” and “Some Kind of Happy” – the latter making its debut, today at the magazine…

“I listen to a lot of soul music and a lot of funk,” says Dylan Chambers of his musical tastes. “I will listen to the Temptations as much as I listen to Prince or Parliament or James Brown. That’s my ebb and flow, those two types of music.”

Chambers, who handles guitar duties as well as the singing and songwriting, manages to cover both of those genres on his new singles “Some Kind Of Happy” and “Breakdown,” produced by his longtime collaborator Stefan Litrownik. The latter is a funk workout that revs up the intensity and angst, with Chambers cathartically belting over a relentless groove. But the former catches a much mellower vibe, ambling along amiably as a kind of emotional flip side to the other track.

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