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Fresh Tracks: New Tunes This Month

Need some new tunes in your music library? Here’s what we’ve been listening to this month.

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Travis Caudle – Going Out of My Head local artist delivers classic rock sound

Petite Noir – Chess great electronic track from South African artist, beautiful vocals

Georgio Moroder – 74 is the new 24 stomping dance number from legendary the disco producer

Sleater-Kinney – Bury Our Friends ‘90s indie rock gods return with massive a tune

Mees Dierdorp – Avia Alom a chilled out blissful tune

Corners – Love Letters Californian synth heavy post punk band that sounds like

Joy Division Floating Points – Nuits Sonores epic 12 minutes of danceable beats and squelches

School 94 – Like You great indie rock track from Swedish group

Sare Havlicek – White Russian (Lazy Summer) perfect disco tune to accompany a cocktail, a pool and a stunning sunset

Amen Dunes – Song to the Siren Hundreds of artists have tackled this Tim Buckley tune, this take is a little different

Diger Rockwell – Take Flight first taste of psychedelic new music from local artist, head to his Soundcloud page

Croatia Squad – Milking guaranteed to bring all the boys to your yard

Mista Savona – Born a King because what’s summer without some laid back reggae!

Graeme Watson

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