#Maricka Hackman

[mag200]

I was listening to music and thought of you, Jane Prentiss fan, are you familiar with the work of Maricka Hackman? She is a Singer-Singwritter that writes poetry about love and consumption and rot and it makes me insane

"Itchy Teeth", "Undone, Undress" and "I'd rather be with them" i heavilly associate to The Corruption but you might haver a different interpretation?

Anyway hope all is well 😘

i'm a big fan of her song "deep green" but i'd never listened to anything else by her before.

i'm listening to these songs now and i really really like them. "hold me for an hour, flowers bloom in less" is an insane lyric. thank you.

the line between the corruption and the lonely is so thin sometimes.

i always always want more recs for music that is like blood and teeth and moss and leaves and love and rot. thank you <3

[dea-marte]

Ok so I was tagged in this game twice by @nevertrustanoracle and @bookwormdragonrider

Thank you both!

Rules: shuffle your playlist. List the first 10 songs then tag people.

Kelsey Lu - I'm Not In Love

Hozier- Eat Your Young

All the Things She Said - t.A.T.u.

Maricka Hackman - In Undertow (Alvvays Cover)

Fousheé - Deep End

Stromae - Santé

Okay Kaya - Asexual Wellbeing

Jão - Idiota

Cesária Évora - Sodade

Donna Summer - I Feel Love

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Tagging @esmeralda-juniper @benjaminthecoathanger @jewishevelinebaker

Do as you like, if you dont like being tagged let me know, sending hugs and love 💖💐

[folkdances]

get 2 know me post thaaank u @your-local-granny for tagging me ^_^

favorite color: AT PRESENT the answer is anything sepia #fallgirl

currently reading: oh boy umm the traitor baru cormorant, princess floralinda and the forty flight tower, nona the ninth, the girl who circumanvigated fairyland in a ship of her own making, and what moves the dead!

last song: RIGHT NOW i am listening to romanian folk dances b4that it was am by maricka hackman

last series: 😧 i honestly believe it was when i rewatched severance which was a while ago

last movie: my dad made us all watch beast 😭 and before that it was lake mungo #slay

sweet/savory/spicy: SWEET

currently working on: umm a thing for the zine and then i'm still working on my middle earth map. and i am also STILL trying to make these gloves

i'm tagging @andromerot @glendowerkings @tothechaos aaand @anthyies 🎠

[newmusickarl]

It has been another absolutely huge week for new music, with plenty of great albums and tracks to discover. So like last week no Album of the Week, instead here's my roundup of everything worth checking out if you haven't already.

Albums

Orca by Gus Dapperton If I was to have an Album of the Week, it would probably be the incredible sophomore effort from New York based singer-songwriter Brendan Rice, aka Gus Dapperton. Coming just over a year after his impressive debut, Rice has already come on leaps and bounds as a songwriter, with Orca offering an engaging mix of playful, observational lyricism and heartfelt stories of self-destruction, addiction and navigating the highs and lows of tour life. His signature slacker-pop sound has also never sounded fresher too, with Orca packed front-to-back with infectious melodies and dreamy grooves.

In all honesty any one of these 10 tracks could be classed as a highlight, with the record never once dipping into the unnecessary or uninspiring. If I was to pick just a few it would be the angsty, hard-hitting lament of First Aid, the glistening guitars and earworm chorus of Post-Humorous and banjo-driven ballad Medicine, a song that Rice has called the best thing he has ever written - on that one, it's hard to disagree.

All in all, this is one of the best albums I've heard all year, with Rice hitting his stride both lyrically and sonically. A really wonderful record that you will want to keep revisiting.

Everywhen by Sunship Balloon Earlier this year, Murph from The Wombats released his fantastic debut solo effort under his Love Fame Tragedy guise. Now it's the turn of bassist Tord and drummer Dan to explore a world outside The Wombats, with the debut album from their Sunship Balloon project having now arrived.

Despite opening on an atmospheric, instrumental electronica number (1982) and featuring several more throughout, the pair mostly stick to the indie pop sound that made them. However that's not a bad thing at all as there are plenty of stellar moments here, such as the psychedelic, mesmeric reverb of A4 Life and the gentle pensiveness of 1000 conversations.

Why Do We Shake In The Cold? by Elderbrook We seem to have been spoilt for great electronic records this year, and now Elderbrook has arrived to add his debut to the collection. Featuring often minimalistic and atmospheric beats that offer a suitable backdrop to his own soft, textured vocals, Why Do We Shake In The Cold? is the perfect end of summer soundtrack.

Although there are plenty of highlights including the radiant piano-led groove of the title track and the stripped-back pulse of Numb, Rudimental collaboration and would-be-festival-anthem Something About You still stands out. If you haven't seen the video for this song yet, check it out above - much like the record it comes from, it is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

Untitled (Rise) by Sault No-one really knows much about Sault - even after several releases now their identity is still a mystery. However one thing we do know is the fact they make incredible, timely music that makes for essential listening. Untitled (Rise) is no different, a record that celebrates black excellence arriving in a year where the voice for racial equality has never been louder.

Bringing together various elements of house, soul, disco, R&B and afrobeats, Sault have crafted a powerful statement through the pure majesty of their music. This is an album that will have you dancing one minute, then standing up and paying attention to the world around you the next. Unsurprisingly many music outlets are already calling this the album of the year, and deservedly so - if music really can change the world, then Sault are leading the way.

Tracks

Child of the Flatlands by Maximo Park The return of Geordie indie legends Maximo Park, back with a dreamy, psychedelic number and Paul Smith's signature observartional lyricism.

Realiti by Maricka Hackman Maricka Hackman covers a Grimes classic, stripping it back and giving it a vibrant new voice.

Pretend by nothing, nowhere Joe Mulherin doesn't know how to make a bad song - Pretend is his signature blend of emo and hip hop, bolstered by a big singalong chorus.

Nothing for Free/Driver by Pendulum Remember drum-and-bass pioneers Pendulum? Well they are back with their first new music in 10 years in the form of two huge new singles, with Nothing for Free in particular showing they still have something left in the tank.

Genesis by Deftones The second taste of Deftones' forthcoming record is raucous opener Genesis, a track that helps to raise anticipation for Ohms sky high.

Bridge Over Troubled Water by Matt Bellamy Awful on paper, beautiful in execution - Muse's Matt Bellamy covers the Simon & Garfunkel classic, a song that couldn't be more appropriate for the times.

[noiselessmusic]

Melhores Clipes Internacionais de 2019

Melhores Clipes Internacionais de 2019

O último ano dos 2010s não desapontou quanto à produções videoclípticas. De boas produções à clipes bem básicos com boas ideias (e muita dança), escolhemos aqui nossos 15 clipes favoritos que melhor representaram esse fim de década.

15  Maricka Hackman- “The One”

Preso no trabalho e nada feliz com a sua situação profissional? Pois Maricka Hackman também se sente assim! Presa em um escritório com…

[lerorerorero]

Thanks @psychokillersneedlovetoo for tagging me! Sorry for the delay tho, took me a while to write that post

1. favorite song at the moment

Right now it's definitely Dreiviertelblut - mia san ned nur mia (I do not understand a single word, but damn the music is so good)

2. a song you associate with your favorite ship

Oooh, for kakuhida it's definitely K. I. Z. - Hurra Die Welt Geht Unter

I know there's a language barrier that may distort the original idea of the song. But in my mind this chorus fits them so well! I drew my illustration for Lowering Our Coffins listening to this on repeat, hope I could recreate the vibes

3. a song that could be about you

This one is tricky: there are several songs that I can relate to, but all of them are heavily relying on russian lyrics. If anyone takes their time to listen (I'm flattered btw), please know there's a very beautiful concept in this one: Краснознамённая дивизия имени моей бабушки - Вишневый сад

4. a song you think is overrated

Too hard to remember any, I'll pass

5. a song that reminds you of a good memory

I made an illustration after the concept of this song for Kuzinskiy Art Kontest in 2020. Never made it to the short list of course, but it was a great experience nonetheless. Still love both the picture and the song: Ольга Арефьева - Смертеутверждающая музыка

6. last song you listened to

Everything Everything - Spring / Sun / Winter / Dread

7. a song that makes you laugh

This gem: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSJVuTTPo/ (The caption says “When the bard-only squad meets an enemy in DND”)

8. a song that you want your mutuals to listen to

That would be this beauty: Maricka Hackman - You Come Down

Tagging is v hard, let’s try this with @rem-sleep-rites @petrachord @milk-hotaru @themastertactician

[yukisohmasmokesweed]

What songs do the furuba homies have on their iPod???

What music genre does everyone listen to?!

tohru - og carly rae stan. big into pop, keep in mind its 2011/2012 so GOOD pop, early lady gaga and kesha and the like. also likes kpop and learns kpop dances in her bedroom

kyo - kyo has three songs on his ipod shuffle: creep by radiohead, teenage dirtbag by wheatus, and loser by beck. but fr i think kyo likes angsty 90s music (like the aforementioned)/grunge and also he’s a pop punk poster child, like he is unironically angsty to mcr and fall out boy

yuki - yuki listens to sad guitar man music, along the lines of damien rice, ben howard, bon iver etc. i also hc he likes sufjan stevens but his tamer stuff. sits on his bed and cries to carrie & lowell. 

haru - haru has a suuuuuper broad taste in music. he likes 80s pop, contemporary hip hop, doo-wop, pop punk, 00s alternative, 70s prog rock, you name it

momiji - i think momiji likes classical and baroque music! has actual opinions on composers. i also think he likes contemporary orchestral pieces and follows contemporary groups

shigure - i think shigure has a rly eclectic taste in music. he likes jazz and rap a lot, and akito’s taste bleeds into his so he does headbang to mitski on occasion. also he bonds with tohru over their shared love for kpop! loves sufjan stevens but his weirder shit, like age of adz or his christmas albums

akito - akito listens to depression girl music. im talking mitski. julien baker. tei shi. rina sawayama. phantogram. grimes. its about the skrelting for akito

hatori - ocean sounds spotify station and subliminal messaging youtube videos

kakeru - arctic monkeys but again its 2011/2012 so BEFORE they were cool. has favourite worst nightmare on cd. unironically likes blur, also loves gorillaz and alt-j

machi - sad indie girl music....sometimes u just gotta sit in ur room and stare at a wall while listening to warpaint or maricka hackman

[megumigender-moved]

light of my life clarisse @enjols tagged me to list ten songs i love right now as if i don’t do this on a weekly basis in her dms. thank u. 

dream state... by lucy dacus

spurehouse by shoe 

deep green by maricka hackman

roses/lotus/violet/iris - hayley willams (thanks clarisse)

drunk walk home by mitski

instead of my room by charlie burg

7 by catfish and the bottlemen 

funny you should ask by the front bottoms

banks by lincoln 

maybe by ah fuck now i gotta google hot to write it (g)i-dle

i’m gonna tag a bunch of mutuals i’ve never spoken to bc yeehaw: @muscosus @samseason5 @valendyke @gendergenius @wlwebkinz @bleachersmp3 if y’all want to!!

[rebanndon]

Omg.. why haven't i seen this. Why is she so adorable.

[birdshum]

It’s back. Top 5 Today!

I am back. After 4 years in professional management, I am now in business for myself and am hopeful this means I will be making more time for music-listening and music-sharing. Let’s get started!

Here are my Top 5 new(ish) music picks for today! 

Today, we have a rare occurrence in that all of the Top 5s are not only great individual songs but also all come from albums the entirety of which I think are amazing. That almost never happens, so soak it up! And get these albums! 

The honorable mention is there because I love this one song from Beth Ditto’s Fake Sugar. album, but I find the rest of the album to be splotchy - there are some oddball arrangements that are disruptive and clunky, giving many tracks a feeling of not knowing what they are, and it’s odd that this former raging riot grrrl (of the Gossip) is not letting loose more with her powerhouse vocals. Still, Fire is a good track, so it’s worth a listen. 

1. What If Birds Aren’t Singing They’re Screaming - Aldous Harding (2017)

2. Liability - Lorde (2017)  

3. Otherside - Perfume Genius (2017)

4. Boyfriend - Maricka Hackman (2017)

5. Like a Woman - Kacy Hill (2017)

Honorable mention: Fire - Beth Ditto (2017)

[folkdances]

24, 15, 60, 98?

15. little sister - rufus wainwright

24. jobless monday - mitski

60. thus always to tyrants - the oh hellos

98. boyfriend - maricka hackman

[may12324]

MABEL

Also I made a playlist about this haunted poetic twisted girl

Daughter - Burn it Down // Mammals - Depraved // Son Lux - Alternate World // Bat for Lashes - Sunday Love // Foals - Spanish Sahara // Kleerup ft Lykke Li - Until we Bleed // Phantogram - Howling at the Moon // Seavera - City // Willow - Marceline PT.2 // Nyxen - In the City // Sigrid - Dynamite // Warpaint - Love is to Die // Odette - Collide // Broods - Never Gonna Change // Bat for Lashes - Laura // No Mono - Butterflies // Echos - Fiction // Maricka Hackman - I Follow Rivers // Foals - Give it All // Active Child - Hanging On (White Sea Remix) // Golden Filter - Kill me // Radical Face - The Strangest Things // Tegan and Sara - I’m Not Your Hero.

[onionapologist]

Maricka Hackman - i’m not where you are a gay anthem for the emotionally unavailable 

[rookieforlife]

If someone could listen to 10 songs that would help them understand you (your past, your personality, whatever) what songs would you tell them to listen to, and why?

Hi! I LOVE this question and I hate it because I’m a music nerd lol. It’s difficult but I’ll try to answer. I change all the time. This year I’ve been listening to Kendrick, Frank Ocean, SZA, Maricka Hackman, so I don’t know.I have a lot of favorite bands and artists but I have untouchable favorites like Cat Power or Patti Smith which I mentionated before. They’re more than music to me and their songs often have a social meaning and I feel touched by that.The order doesn’t mean anything.1. “Maybe Not” - Cat Power (it’s one of my favorite lyrics, I always cry when I listen to her singing this song live, It’s like an anthem of freedom, she marked me a lot. Other songs I love are “The Greatest” or “Say”)2. “People Have The Power” - Patti Smith (not my favorite musically, but I’ll go again with the lyrics. She’s a poet and an activist so her lyrics have a lot of social meaning, and this one moves me to tears, and more in these moments)3. “Gymnopédies & Gnossiennes” - Erik Satie (this calms me, simply as that)4. “Undertow” - Warpaint (my favorite band, not my favorite song tho but one of the first ones I listened)5. “Jams Run Free” - Sonic Youth (another of my favorite bands, I don’t listen to them as often as I used to, I love this song because it makes me want to dance in a weird way. Other songs are “Sunday” or “The Diamond Sea”)6. “Sophia” - Laura Marling (one of my favorite singers/songwriters, a friend of mine always says this song is “my song” because of the name, silly, but is still one of my favorites of her. I admire Laura a lot, she’s inspired by faves like Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, Neil Young, etc.)7. “Hong Kong Garden” - Siouxsie and The Banshees (Siouxsie is a queen, she inspired a lot of artists. I love her and The Cure and that 80s post-punk era)8. “I’m Set Free” - The Velvet Underground (again with the freedom theme, I guess is more important to me than I thought, anyway, one of my favorite classic bands, like The Stones or my man David Bowie)9. “Where Your Mind Wants To Go” - Blonde Redhead (another favorite band, I love the lyrics and the music of this song)10. “Nights” - Frank Ocean (This past year I’ve been listening to him a lot, and Kendrick, SZA, J Cole, etc.)I tried… not even close but it’s a little bit of what I listen/used to listen. I would add a lot of folk and indie like Kurt Vile, José Gonzalez, The Smiths, Nick Cave, PJ Harvey, Fleet Foxes, I could go on forever…Thanks for your question, I loved it.

[popdroid]

Popdroid Poplist 2017 #12

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01 HAIM: Want You Back 02 Polo & Pan: Coeur croisé 03 Steven Wilson feat. Sophie Hunger: Song of I 04 The War on Drugs: Holding On 05 Fleet Foxes: If You Need to, Keep Time on Me 06 Steven Wilson feat. Ninet Tayeb: Pariah 07 Fazerdaze: Take It Slow 08 Pumarosa: Lion's Den 09 Arcade Fire: Everything Now 10 London Grammar: Oh Woman, Oh Man 11 Lorde: Perfect Places 12 Cigarettes After Sex: Each Time You Fall in Love 13 Chromatics: Shadow 14 Kevin Morby: City Music 15 liv: Heaven 16 The War on Drugs: Thinking of a Place 17 Alvvays: In Undertow 18 City of the Sun: Sugar 19 Amatorski: Welcome 20 Maricka Hackman: My Lover Cindy 21 Jane Weaver: Did You See Butterflies? 22 TOPS: Petals 23 Father John Misty: Total Entertainment Forever 24 Trouble: Snake Eyes 25 Beach House: Chariot 26 Amber Coffman: No Coffee 27 Lana Del Rey feat. The Weeknd: Lust for Life 28 BRNS: Pious Platitudes 29 Calypso Valois: Vis à vie 30 Hazel English: More Like You 31 Blanche: City Lights 32 Noga Erez: Off the Radar 33 Paradisia: Dancing in the Dark 34 The Weeknd: Secrets 35 Radiohead: I Promise 36 Peking Duk & AlunaGeorge: Fake Magic 37 Royal Blood: I Only Lie When I Love You 38 Warhola: Jewels 39 Mr Little Jeans: Stitches 40 Liam Gallagher: Wall of Glass 41 Phoenix: Goodbye Soleil 42 Rae Morris: Reborn 43 Pond: Paint Me Silver 44 Intergalactic Lovers: Between the Lines 45 Aldous Harding: Blend 46 Ibeyi: Walk Away 47 Julie Byrne: Sleepwalker 48 Angus & Julia Stone: Snow 49 Washed Out: Get Lost 50 Wolf Alice:  Yuk Foo

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01 Marlene: Next to Me 02 DíSA: Reflections 03 Portugal. The Man: Number One 04 Lorde: Sober 05 Girls in Hawaii: This Light 06 Sale Gosse: Boys 07 Oscar and the Wolf: Breathing 08 Camila Cabello: Crying in the Club 09 L'Impératrice: Sultans des îles 10 OMD: Isotype 11 Cloves: California Numb 12 Trentemøller feat. Jennylee: Hands Down 13 H.E.R.: Lights On 14 Clara Luciani: Monstre d'amour 15 Pale Waves: There's a Honey 16 Declan McKenna: Humongous 17 Bedouine: One of these Days 18 Mogwai: Coolverine 19 Torres: Skim 20 The Aces: Touch 21 Sharon Van Etten: Not Myself 22 The Regrettes: Seashore 23 Susanne Sundfør: Undercover 24 Dua Lipa feat. Miguel: Lost in Your Light 25 Lion Babe: Hit the Ceiling 26 Absynthe Minded: The Execution 27 Elastic Bond: Honey Bun 28 Anna of the North: Lovers 29 Mellow Diamond: Ashes to Breathe 30 Benjamin Clementine: Phantom of Aleppoville 31 Burning Peacocks: Ondulation 32 Julien Doré: Coco Câline 33 Laure Briard: On dit que je ne suis pas sage 34 Briana Marela: Quit 35 Maya Payne: Self Defined 36 Ella Vos: You Don't Know About Me 37 Honeyblood: Walking at Midnight 38 Anteros: Cherry Drop 39 Ruelle: The Other Side 40 Cathedrals: Don't Act Like a Stranger 41 Juniore: Un twist 42 Le Manou: L'homme 43 Amber Arcades: Can't Say That We Tried 44 Inheaven: Treats 45 Los Angeles Police Department: Grown 46 The Japanese House: Saw You in a Dream 47 Beach Fossils: Down the Line 48 Ionnalee: Not Human 49 Thievery Corporation feat. Racquel Jones: Letter to the Editor 50 Rive: Vogue