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What we like

• Joined the MassiveTalent Family: Cat Malojian

  

  Cat Malojian are Irish singer-songwriter Stevie Scullion along with multi-instrumentalist siblings Jonny & Rachel Toman. They create a nice blend of acoustic country folk with a fresh poppy sound. A strong encouraging and calming energy can be found within their music which makes you feel at ease.

  Potential Listening Location:
  On a little wooden swing which hangs from a charming irish oak tree, swinging and over looking the nice landscape.

  Persuade factor:
  Could persuade a Shell employee to join green peace.

  Listen to their music below and check out their Bandcamp page .

  Cat Malojian-Where Do We Go by MassiveTalent

  

• Joined the MassiveTalent Family: Edit And Y

  

  Someone rather talented recently joined our family of coolest people in the world, Introducing ‘Edit And Y’.
  A nice blend of electronica, jazzy bass and a melancholic vibe, if this music would be an object it would probably look like a wooden lap top with wings.

  Potential Listening Location:
  In a little white car , driving on a rainbow road that crosses through a land in which civilization and nature live in perfect harmony.

  Persuade Factor:
  Could persuade a Grasshopper to never hop again. Not that we want any grasshopper doing that, it’s just a way to explain the power of the song lol.

  Check out the Website

  Edit And Y – Little White Car by MassiveTalent

  

• MassiveTalent: Melomanics got a new EP

  

  Melomanics were one of the first bands we signed. It was a little quiet but now they are back. They just completed their new EP which has a nice disco sound. John Travolta would slip right into his white suit if he would listen to it. Listen and buy the new songs here!

  

• We Like: The White Stripes

  

  Yesterday we heard the sad news that one of our favourite band from our youth died. Of course they haven’t been active anymore for a long time and Jack White did start over 1346 million other bands the last couple years. Still, it makes us sad. That’s why we want give you guys a selection of our favourite songs. Read the death announcement here.

  The Hardest Button To Button
  You Don’t Know What Love Is
  Blue Orchid
  Hotel Yorba
  The Denial Twist
  Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground
  We’re Going To Be Friends

  Jeez, It’s just too much good work.

  

• MassiveTalent: The Secret Love Parade made a new video

  Here’s a new video from our cute, dutch electro-indie-Pop duo ‘The Secret Love Parade’ for their great ‘Home Song’ check it out!

  

• We Like: Young Galaxy

  

  The stomach flu got a hold of us. So calm and relaxing music is what we need. Unfortunately it’s going to take a week untill the Canadian band Young Galaxy dropa their new record: Shapeshiffting. But here’s the song Peripheral Visionaries.

  Potential Listening Location:
  In your sick bed full with: asprine, cups of thee, homemade vegetable soup, a hot water bottle, your favorite movies, your favorite music and your favorite teddybear.

  

• Lost Tracks

  

  “Nearly thirty years after the label closed its doors, a mysterious box of tapes turned up at an estate sale in Columbus, OH. Originally thought to be the lost Prix masters, it was instead discovered to be dozens of demos, rehearsals and a few finished songs recorded in Harmonic Sounds’ prime. The tape boxes were for the most part unmarked; creating a puzzle that would require some time to solve. Penny & the Quarters’ “You And Me” is a random rehearsal by a group no one can remember but, one more song we wouldn’t let be forgotten.”

  What a lovely song and what a lovely mystery.
  For more lost tracks from the Prix Label go to this website.

  

• Three Legends One Song

  

  This is how Wanda Jackson used to look and sound like. And this is how she still sounds. I would like to say thank you Jack White for bringing the queen of Rockabilly back in the charts. But I know he could thank her for lending her beautiful and sassy voice to this terrific song. Plus thank you Bob Dylan for writing the original. Jeez, three legends in one track.

  

• Dirty Tunes

  

  You’re never too old for dirty tunes, especially not for dirty tunes from the 50’s. Where it’s tacky and easy to make a dirty tune these days, back than you had some dinosaur balls. Conservatism and prudery were the standard and a ambiguous song could cost you your career. So let’s take our hats of for these brave musicians.

  

• We Like: Vondelpark

  

  We already like this dude for a while now. But we recently found out where to buy the EP from this mystery musician. An English geezer named after a Amsterdam park singing songs about California without a Myspace. You should be happy that yours truly is such a Sherlock Holmes when it comes to unknown music. Vondelpark a young boy trapped into the one’s to watch from 2011.

  Buy his EP Sauna here.

  Potential Listening Location:
  In the forest when you were six picking blackberries, saving the nice ones in your pocket for later. When you mother gave you an angry look the next morning you knew it had probably something to do with the red stains on the inside of your jacket.