#Katy J Pearson

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5-9’s Album of the Month Podcast – latest episode out now!

The latest episode of the 5-9 Album of the Month Podcast is here and it’s a big clash of rock giants both old and new! As ever, I take a seat alongside 5-9 Editor Andrew Belt and Mama Mañana Records’ Kiley Larsen to review five high profile album releases from the past month in music, ultimately naming one as our Album of the Month at the end of the discussion.

For our July 2024 episode, it was Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard who took home the coveted Album of the Month title, wowing us with his feature-heavy second solo album, Harmonics. For our latest episode, we look back at five big releases from August and the albums vying for recognition this time around are:

Romance by Fontaines D.C.

Champion by Pom Poko

Aghori Mhori Mei by The Smashing Pumpkins

Infinite Health by Tycho (Poll winner, thanks for voting!)

Midas by Wunderhorse

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Album & EP Recommendations

Ness by Hayden Thorpe

“When going on a sonic journey into the wild, who better to chaperone than former Wild Beasts frontman, Hayden Thorpe. Six years after the disbandment of the acclaimed art-rock quartet, the singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has since firmly established himself as a solo artist, thanks to the stark balladry of ‘Diviner’ and the synth-soaked majesty of ‘Moondust For My Diamond’. Now back with his third solo album Ness, an adaptation of author Robert Macfarlane’s book of the same name, Hayden has successfully crafted his most magical and ambitious project yet. Hayden Thorpe’s Ness ends up being more than just another album. Where Macfarlane’s book was part-novella, part-prose and part-poem, Hayden too has crafted a piece of art that blurs the lines between music, audiobook, spoken-word and classical composition. It’s simply a one-of-a-kind auditory experience, one that whisks you away to a place full of historical dread and natural wonder, which feels all too relevant for today’s world. Through Hayden, Ness Speaks – and it’s quite unlike anything else you’ll hear all year.”

Listen to the album here

Read the full 9/10 album review for Clash here

Watch or listen to our exclusive interview with Hayden on the making of the record here

Someday, Now by Katy J Pearson

The evolution of British singer-songwriter Katy J Pearson has been quite something to witness. From her solid debut Return back in 2020 to her ultra-impressive follow-up Sound of the Morning in 2022, Katy has taken sizeable steps forward and matured her songwriting with each new release. So, it is no surprise then that not only is ‘Someday, Now’ her best record to date, but it’s also one of the year’s best too.

Filled wall-to-wall with soaring, string-tinged indie-pop anthems, this is without a doubt her boldest collection yet, where the production throughout is exquisite and the vocal performances remain as sublime as ever. The orchestrated delights of Save Me and It’s Mine Now dazzle early doors, before the jittering riffs of Grand Final and the stripped-back majesty of Someday light-up the back half. However, Pearson arguably saves the two best songs for last, from the melancholic sway of Siren Song to the triumphant, bluegrass finale, Sky.

Overall, this is another all killer, no filler release from Pearson, one that perfectly fits the Autumnal weather, to the point that I can’t seem to stop playing it. A magnificent record that sees Pearson continue to go from strength-to-strength.

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Cascade by Floating Points

We have been spoilt for incredible electronic records in 2024, but this new one from Samuel Shepherd, AKA Floating Points, is right up there with the year’s best.

After his much-acclaimed collab album with Pharoah Sanders (a record I personally found quite underwhelming) I’m pleased to say Shepherd has returned to the club for his latest album. ‘Cascade’ is a fitting title too as listeners are treated to an avalanche of sonic splendour, beginning with the dizzying Vocoder club mix and pulsating Key103, before the vibrant euphoria of Fast Forward and throbbing, distorted beats of tracks like Afflecks Palace and Tilt Shift. That said, the pick of the bunch is the enchanting, near 9-minute sonic journey Ocotillo, which begins as an understated dash of ambient electronica before morphing into a racing barrage of static synths.

All in all, one of the year’s best from the genre and an incredible listening experience that will pull you back in for repeat spins.

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Dance, No-One’s Watching by Ezra Collective

When your last album not only wins the Mercury Music Prize but also makes history by being the first jazz record to do so, you better believe there’s going to be some pressure on the follow-up. However seemingly not phased at all, the quintet that make up Ezra Collective have returned a year to the month with their joyous third album ‘Dance, No-One’s Watching’, which I’m pleased to say is every bit as dazzling as its award-winning predecessor.

A celebration of music that makes you dance inspired by their triumphant 2023 world tour, the mosaic of global influences is condensed into this incredibly satisfying, groove-tastic concept album, set around a liberating night out. From the West African rhythms of Palm Wine, the gospel guided duo of Hear Me Cry and Everybody, to the cherry on top features from the likes of Olivia Dean, Yazmin Lacey and Moonchild Sanelly, it’s another captivating work from Ezra Collective that will just put the biggest smile on your face.

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HOPECORE by Rahim C Redcar

You may not recognise the name Rahim C Redcar, but you may be familiar with his former musical pseudonym, Christine & The Queens. Now officially releasing music under his chosen name, ‘HOPECORE’ is a debut album of sorts for this new identity, after it was first introduced on Christine & The Queens’ projects, Redcar les adorables étoiles (prologue) and Paranoïa, Angels, True Love.

Sonically this new release isn’t a million miles away from those projects, boasting a hypnotic collection of synth-soaked sonnets enriched by theatrical, live-sounding production. This rawness of the production is the big fascination point, helping to supercharge these songs so that the impassioned vocal performances and aching lyrics pour out of each bar.

Like it was on Paranoïa, Angels, True Love, at times it also sounds like Rahim Redcar just riffing in the studio, giving these tracks a magical, improvised nature. None more so than on the album’s phenomenal 20-minute centrepiece, OPERA – I UNDERSTAND, which will certainly test the patience of some, but also blow the minds of others. Add in other sensual sensations like ELEVATE, DEEP HOLES and RED BIRDMAN EMERGENCY, and what you have is another towering work of art from one of alt-pop’s true visionaries.

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Stream of Life by Maxïmo Park

For more than 20 years, Geordie heroes Maxïmo Park have been one of the UK’s best manufacturers of certified indie bops and, as a result, one of my sentimental favourites. While not all their records have completely hit the mark, their output has generally been solid over that period and their last outing, Nature Always Wins, was one of their best yet.

Now back with their eighth studio album ‘Stream of Life’, the band are looking to build on their creative purple patch with a new record that digs into the complexities of the modern world and human existence. Now, what was special about listening to this record for the first time is that I got to experience it first in a live setting, as the band played the new album in full at their recent show at Metronome, here in Nottingham.

It was a revelation, making me wish more bands would do a pre-release album launch show, rather than a post-release album launch show (although I appreciate this helps more with the chart battles). So rather than reviewing the album here (which in short, is fantastic!), I thought I would share my review of that night at Metronome and experiencing the album for the first time.

Read my review of the Stream of Life album launch show here

Listen to the album here

A Modern Day Distraction by Jake Bugg

“After his revelatory self-titled debut made Bugg a star, earning him a Mercury Prize nomination, critical acclaim and legions of fans the world over in the process, his subsequent efforts have admittedly been more of a mixed bag. While each of his four albums since have had their fair share of moments, none have had the consistency of his brilliant first outing. Seemingly recognising this, Bugg has gone back to basics on his new album ‘A Modern Day Distraction’, abandoning the more pop-influenced sounds of his previous outing ‘Saturday Night, Sunday Morning’, to instead return to the blues-inspired indie rock & roll that brought him to the dance. While it may ultimately be a solid rather than sensational listen, this is an enjoyable sixth outing from Jake Bugg that marks a reasonable return to form, while also providing more than a few strong highlights. By getting back to what he does best, this is a sizeable step in the right direction, with ‘A Modern Day Distraction’ easily his most well-rounded project since his beloved debut.”

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Read the full review for Clash here

Idiot EP by Bored Marsh

“Bored Marsh, made up of Joe Need (Vocals), Brad Westby (Guitar & backing vocals), Jade Bowman (Bass guitar) and Paul Mason-Smith (Drums), formed during the height of lockdown. At a time when the music industry was facing an uncertain future, these four friends were sharing demos and bonding over a shared love of Oasis’ ‘Be Here Now’. While it may have started out as just a hobby, once Bored Marsh were able to get out and start playing their music live in front of crowds in late-2022, their popularity in their home city of Nottingham quickly blossomed. Fast-forward to today and their reach is now expanding well beyond the NG postcode, playing industry showcases in different cities, festivals further afield and getting their name on national lists of the country’s best unsigned bands. Now with this their debut EP, they are ready to officially make their introduction to rock fans across the UK and beyond. Everything that has gotten Bored Marsh attention so far is laid out tightly on this EP. From Joe Need’s passionate vocals to the dynamic and stylistically varied guitars, the appeal of Bored Marsh’s sound is evidently clear from this first collection. Reflected in Broadmarsh’s recent rejuvenation, Bored Marsh have ascended from the bleakness of lockdown to present the confident and assured band found playing on this EP. While the music itself often remains dwelling in the darkness, the hopefulness is carried in their massive, soon to be realised, potential.”

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Read the full review for Clash here

Also well worth checking out:

Manning Fireworks by MJ Lenderman

Same Mistake Twice by The Howl & The Hum

The Greatest Love by London Grammar

Ten days by Fred Again…

WOOF. by Fat Dog

Hysterical Strength by DEADLETTER

Gary by Blossoms

INTRO by Kaeto

Emita Ox by Hello Mary

It's Nothing by Dolores Forever

Song Recommendations

Alone by The Cure

Autumn has arrived and after 16 long years, the gothic kings are back with new music. Their much-anticipated new record ‘Songs Of A Lost World’ drops on the 1st of November and our first taste is the album’s near 7-minute opener. Typically dreamy yet aching with melancholia, it’s an outstanding return from one of music’s true greats.

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The Lighthouse by Stevie Nicks

Speaking of musical greats with new music, rock icon Steve Nicks has also recently returned with her important new single, The Lighthouse. Written in the wake of Roe v. Wade being overturned, it’s a hopeful and inspirational track centred on women’s rights. Powerful and hard-hitting in every sense, it shows Stevie still has the gift of shaking the earth when needed.

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SPEYSIDE by Bon Iver

Announcing a new EP for mid-October, Justin Vernon and Co. have also returned with this utterly stunning new single. As beautifully moving as even their best work, SPEYSIDE marks a return to the understated and stripped-back sound that made their early work so special, with Vernon’s vocal performance as goosebump-inducing as ever.

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Living A Lie by The Amazons

Watching Reading-based trio The Amazons grow from promising indie upstarts to one of the best rock bands in the country has been one of my biggest musical pleasures over the last decade. Now back with a seismic new single that marks the start of their new era, Living A Lie may be their most accomplished track to date. With outstanding guest vocals from Ella McRobb, a rumble of stomping drums and typically scintillating / jaw-dropping guitar work from Chris Alderton, it’s just an absolute triumph.

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The Silence That Remains by The Horrors

After ending their last album with Something To Remember Me By and then giving us nothing but radio silence for the past eight years, I had come to terms with the fact that psych-rock outfit The Horrors may be no more. So you can imagine my joy this week when the band finally returned with news of a new album, ‘Night Life’, due for release in March next year. This first taste is vintage The Horrors too, showing that despite the time away and changes in the line-up, they can still deliver the goods that fans expect.

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Otherside by Maribou State & Holly Walker

A group that has been away almost as long as The Horrors, electronic duo Maribou State also finally made their return this week. With Chris Davids thankfully recovering from the brain surgery that forced shows to be cancelled and their new album to be postponed, the vibrant and joyous rhythms of Otherside are an early sign that new record ‘Hallucinating Love’ will be well worth the wait, as regular collaborator Holly Walker also once again lends her sweet vocals to the track.

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Oh Boy by Oscar & The Wolf

With his new album ‘TASTE’ only a few weeks away, Belgian superstar Oscar & The Wolf has been ramping up the single releases in the build-up to the 25th October. The standout has been Oh Boy, the devastating closing track on the album which, based on the singles so far, seems to deal with a tough break-up from a toxic relationship. This song is only made more impactful by the striking music video that accompanies it, featuring home footage of singer Max Colombie in a stirring dedication to his mother.

Watch the video here

Human Frailty by One True Pairing

Another artist continuing the build to his new album is Tom Fleming, former member of Wild Beasts and the genius behind One True Pairing. This latest single continues the sonic shift from the soaring stadium rock that made up his solo debut to a more stripped-back and folk-inspired sound. This latest single is one of the best yet of the pre-released singles, featuring stirring acoustics and a tender, self-aware message of acceptance.

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All My Freaks by Divorce

For folks of Nottingham like myself, one of the most exciting album announcements of recent times. In March next year, fast-rising local quartet Divorce will finally release their debut album, ‘Drive to Goldenhammer’. The first track to be revealed from the debut is All My Freaks, with the country-inspired indie-pop track representing everything that is so wonderfully captivating about this band. Get ready for a Nottingham takeover of UK Music in 2025!

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Nightcall by Kavinsky, Angèle & Phoenix

And finally this month, while I don’t have a cover for you all this time around, I do have a fun reimagining of a classic. You may know French producer Kavinsky’s iconic single from either Nicolas Winding Refn’s film Drive, or possibly London Grammar’s atmospheric cover. Well now, as first heard at the Paris Olympics back in the summer, the new version with the addition of French indie rockers Phoenix has officially been released, bringing a fun new spin to this old favourite.

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Also worth checking out:

Eusexua by FKA Twigs

A Hole In The Ground by Porridge Radio

Love Second Music First by Self Esteem

In My Dreams by Four Tet & Ellie Goulding

Timeless by The Weeknd & Playboi Carti

Still Riding by Barry Can’t Swim

Can’t Pretend To Know by The Murder Capital

Mistake / Better Man by Katie Keddie

REMINDER: If you use Apple Music, you can also keep up-to-date with all my favourite 2024 tracks through my Best of 2024 playlist. Constantly updated throughout the year with songs I enjoy, it is then finalised into a Top 100 Songs of the Year in December.

Add the Best of 2024 playlist to your library here

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Belle soirée 🩷 🆕️ 🎸💙

Metronomy & Katy J Pearson 🎶 Love Factory

(Small World - Special Edition)

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Mis Canciones Favoritas del 2022

Alvvays - After The Earthquake

The Lazy Eyes - Where Is My Brain?

Stella Donnelly - How Was Your Day?

Angel Olsen - Chasing The Sun

Weyes Blood - The Worst Is Done

Kristine Leschper - The Opening, Or Closing Of A Door

Julia Jacklin - Be Careful With Yourself

Katy J Pearson - Float

Sophie May - Drop In The Ocean

Renata Zeiguer - Sunset Boulevard

La Femme - Ballade Arabo-Andalouse

Natalia Lafourcade - El Lugar Correcto

Sharon Van Etten - Mistakes

Black Country, New Road - The Place Where He Inserted The Blade

Melody's Echo Chamber - Looking Backward

black midi - Welcome To Hell

Beach House - Through Me

Soccer Mommy - Shotgun

Cate Le Bon - Moderation

Osees - Fucking Kill Me

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Gondii

Mitski - Stay Soft

Big Thief - Spud Infinity

Tallies - No Dreams Of Fayres

Kendrick Lamar - N95

Wet Leg - Angelica

Arcade Fire - Age of Anxiety II

Otoboke Beaver - I checked your cellphone

The Beths - Silence Is Golden

The Chats - 6L GTR

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Katy J Pearson - Someday, Now

El segundo trabajo de Katy J Pearson fue una de las sorpresas más agradables de 2022. Con él, descubrí a una artista que no tenía ningún problema en fusionar folk, pop y electrónica para llevar su propuesta a mundos muy interesantes. Además de contar con una voz de lo más personal. Y, por si esto fuera poco, este año ha conseguido que el segundo disco de Yard Act no sea una catástrofe total, ya…

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[Video] Katy J Pearson teilt Video zu "Maybe"!

Am 20. September erscheint Katy J Pearsons dritter Longplayer "Someday, Now". Aufgenommen mit Nathan Jenkins (aka Bullion), Joel Burton und den beiden Heavenly-Labelkollegen Davey Newington (Boy Azooga) und Huw Evans (H Hawkline), enthält das Album neben "Those Goodbyes" und dem im Juli veröffentlichten "Sky" auch die poppige neue Single "Maybe".

“When I was in the rehearsal room with Huw Evans [H. Hawkline], a few lyric tweaks happened”, erzählt die Künstlerin aus Bristol. “The chorus used to be maybe I need your love / to show me that I’m good enough and he was like why are you being like this to yourself? It should be the other way round! And I was like oh, ok, thank you, feminist ally in the room.

Der Track wird von einem wunderbaren Video begleitet, bei dem Edie Lawrence Regie führte, und das sich um einen Bogenschießwettbewerb dreht. Eine Sportart, die weiterhin symbolisch als Vorreiter für die Gleichberechtigung gilt und eine der ersten Disziplinen war, die 1904 als Frauenwettbewerb bei den Olympischen Spielen eingeführt wurde.

Im Oktober und November ist Katy als Support von The Last Dinner Party auf Tour durch Europa, unter anderem auch in Berlin, Köln und München.

Live: 02.11.24 Köln - E-Werk* 06.11.24 München - Tonhalle* 07.11.24 Berlin - Astra* 12.11.24 A-Wien - MuseumsQuartier Halle E* (*Support für The Last Dinner Party)

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Katy J Pearson live @ MOTH Club in London, June 2019.

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Yard Act "When the Laughter Stops feat. Katy J Pearson" (2024)

director: James Slater

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Katy J Pearson, "Talk Over Town"

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Descoberta da Semana: Katy J Pearson

*** Descoberta da Semana: #KatyJPearsonnn ***

A nossa descoberta da semana é o som da cantora inglesa de Bristol, Katy J Pearson. Com uma sonoridade bem peculiar, com muita influência country usada para um folk mais refinado, a cantora ganhou notoriedade nos pultimos anos pela sua voz que tem tanto de Kate Bush e Dolly Parton. Com 2 álbuns no currículo- Return (2020) e The Sound of the Morning (2020), Katy então conseguiu vender quase todos…

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Surprise, Metronomy s’offre une nouvelle version de “Love Factory” avec Katy J. Pearson

Le morceau figure sur une réédition de “Small World”, le septième disque de la bande de Joseph Mount sorti en février dernier. Un nouveau disque prévu pour le 29 novembre prochain.

Huit mois après l’arrivée de Small World, un septième album lumineux sur lequel ne figure qu’un seul feat, Hold Me Tonight, avec Porridge Radio, Metronomy prend son disque à revers et prépare une réédition uniquement composée de collaborations. Pour amorcer les festivités, Joseph Mount et sa bande revisitent  Love Factory aux côtés de Katy J. Pearson, révélée avec le très beau Return, son premier album sorti en 2020. 

Dans un communiqué, Katy J. Pearson confie :“Je suis une grande fan de Metronomy depuis longtemps, leur musique a eu une grande influence sur la mienne. J’allais à Bristol pour les voir jouer lorsque j’étais adolescente, leurs concerts étaient si joyeux. De la musique pop, brillamment intelligente. J’ai d’ailleurs rencontré Joe après l’un de leurs concerts à Bristol et nous avons discuté. Après cette rencontre, on m’a demandé de retravailler Love Factory pour l’édition spéciale de leur album Small World. J’en étais très heureuse car il s’agissait de ma chanson préférée sur le nouvel album. Elle esttellement belle !”. Elle poursuit :“Je suis très flattée et honorée d’avoir la chance d’y apporter ma propre touche. Je voulais la réduire à l’essentiel et en faire un duo sensible. J’écoutais beaucoup de Nancy Lee et Lee Hazlewood à l’époque, alors en faire un duo pop m’a semblé très amusant”.

Préparez-vous car, chez Metronomy, l’heure est aux duos. Sébastien Tellier, Bolis Pupul, Jessica Winter ou encore PPJ font partie du casting de luxe réuni sur la réédition de Small World. Des surprises paveront donc peu à peu le chemin jusqu’à fin novembre. On a hâte !

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lots of great new music this week!

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Mis Álbumes Favoritos del 2022

Una año mas está por acabar y comparto con ustedes la lista de los albumes que mas me gustaron este año

30. Monster Rally - Botanica Dream 29. Big Thief - Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You 28. Belle And Sebastian - A Bit Of Previous 27. Arcade Fire - WE 26. The Chats - Get Fucked 25. Wet Leg - Wet Leg

24. Mitski - Laurel Hell 23. Kendrick Lamar - Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers 22. Otoboke Beaver - SUPER CHAMPON 21. Tallies - Patina 20. Cate Le Bon - Pompeii 19. The Beths - Expert in a Dying Field

18. Black Country, New Road - Ants From Up There 17. Osees - A Foul Form 16. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Changes 15. La Femme - Teatro Lucido 14. Sharon Van Etten - We've Been Going About This All Wrong 13. black midi - Hellfire

12. Weyes Blood - And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow 11. Soccer Mommy - Sometimes Forever 10. Beach House - Once Twice Melody 9. Renata Zeiguer - Picnic In the Dark 8. Stella Donnely - Flood 7. The Lazy Eyes - SongBook

6. Katy J Pearson - Sound Of The Morning 5. Melody's Echo chamber - Emotional Eternal/Unfold 4. Angel Olsen - Big Time 3. Julia Jacklin - PRE PLEASURE 2. Kristine Leschper - The opening, Or Closing Of a Door 1. Alvvays - Blue Rev

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Some GIFs with Paul wearing glasses.

❤️Happy McGann Monday!❤️

(credits to the creators of these GIFs)

(#8 is from Katy J Pearson's Alligator video, in which Paul made a cameo as Marwood, 2 years ago)

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Yard Act - When The Laughter Stops (ft. Katy J. Pearson)

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Rebjukebox 2024 - No. 2

My second playlist of new music from mainly new bands, all tracks are from 2024. Makes no difference, where the tracks appear in the playlist, they are all good. I feel 40 is good number of tracks not too long or too short in listening time for your enjoyment. The whole playlist is only two hours and eighteen minutes long.

I used to do these just through Soundcloud, but thought i might as well add it to my Spotify also. So i will add two links to the playlist and can use which ever one you prefer.

If your a solo singer or a member of a band, then follow me on my Soundcloud page here, if i like your stuff, i will follow you back, if i don’t follow back then sorry but your not my thing. Whatever style of music is fine, i like many stlyes and will take a listen. You should always trust your own ears with music.

You can only follow 2,000 people on Soundcloud, so am limited. But if am following you there, i can see when you share new music, which means you could be added to one of these playlists or the main JIR playlist (one per month). What style of music is fine, i like many and will take a listen.

Enjoy & share, stay free, see you soon with No 3!!

Ok the links for the playlist:- Soundcloud - Spotify

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Tracklist

01- Dubinski - Downtown Operation 02- girl in red - Too Much 03- Dehd - Mood Ring 04- softcult - Shortest Fuse 05- Brògeal - Girl From NYC 06- Madi Diaz - For Months now 07- pencil - The Window 08- Keaper - Alone 09- ALICE LILY - Caroline 10- The Last Dinner Party - The Feminine Urge 11- The Height - Type Of Days 12- The Goo Goo Dolls - Beautiful Lie 13- Letting Up Despite Great Faults - Gleam 14- Dentist - Random Numbers Shaoes & Colors 15- Tom Webber - This Time 16- Del Water Gap ft. Holly Humberstone) - Cigarettes & Wine 17- DI-RECT - My Blood 18- Bull - Red Rooves 19- Genius Of The Crowd - Sleeping Bags & Concrete Floors 20- The Drives - Maybe I'm A Masocchiist 21- Emmi Maaria - Bride's Farewell 22- Prince Of Sweden - The Electric blue 23- Izzy S.O - Refuse 24- It's For Us - Sandy Beaches 25- JJUUJJUU - All The Time 26- Give My Remains To Broadway - It Will All Be Red 27- The Zutons - Creeping On The Dancefloor 28- Real Estate - Haunted World 29- Lime Garden - Mother 30- The Revivalists - Good Old Days 31- Ski Lift - Double Yellow 32- The Buoys - Gaurd My Heart 33- Scotstown Dance Band - Shawfield Greyhound Stadium 34- Gallus - Wash Your Wounds 35- Mannequin Pussy - Nothing Like 36- The Spase - She's Both Sides Of The Moon 37- SPECTRES - Chain Reaction 38- heavy wild - Dope Gods 39- The waves - Looking Up 40- Yard Act (ft. Katy J Pearson) - When The Laughter Stops