Fresh Tracks: Check out some new tunes

27 Jul 2016 | Filed under Culture,Music | Posted by Leigh Andrew Hill

Olafur Arnalds featuring Arnor Dan – Say My Name

the Icelandic musician takes Destiny’s Child and turns into a thing of great beauty

Myami – Cloudstreet

slick and smooth vocals with really interesting electronic sounds

Bielfield – Boom and Bust

two listens and this song will be stuck in your head, the rap in the middle makes it all sound very nineties

Todd Terje and The Olsens – Baby Do You Wanna Bump?

golden disco goodness, a deep sex voice and trumpets is always a winning combination

Laura Mvula featuring Nile Rodgers – Overcome

funky, epic and odd

Disclosure featuring Al Green – Feel Like I Do

there’s nothing as smooth as Al Green’s voice, check out their other track ‘Boss’ too

Brendan Maclean featuring Amanda Palmer – On the Door

it’s just brilliant love love love

Cleopold – Down in Flames

just love the chorus on this tune

Sigur Ros – Ovedur

did they record this on a space station? possibly maybe

Ngaiire – House on a Rock

pounding beats and cascading vocals that breaks into crazy dance vibes, brilliant tune

The Avalanches – Subway

it’s totally a warm ride

Graeme Watson

Tags: Al Green, amanda palmer, arnor dan, bielfield, brendan maclean, cleopold, Destiny's Child, Disclosure, Fresh Tracks, laura mvula, myami, Ngaiire, Nile Rodgers, olafur arnalds, sigur ros, The Avalanches, the olsens, todd terje

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