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New Video: Up-and-Coming Singer/Songwriter Minke Releases an Emotionally Honest Visual for Anthemic "Too Late"

New Video: Up-and-Coming Singer/Songwriter Minke Releases an Emotionally Honest Visual for Anthemic "Too Late" @minke @highrisepr

  Over the past year or so, I’ve written a bit about the London-born and-based based singer/songwriter and musician Minke (pronounced as to rhyme with the word “link”), and as you may recall with the release of singles “Gold Angel” and “Armour,” the British singer/songwriter and pop artist quickly became a buzz-worthy artist: “Gold…

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Best of 2019 a.k.a. A New Way of Listening to Music

Hello, everyone. Here are some thoughts on the music I listened to in 2019. My listening trends in 2019 stayed pretty much the same as they did in 2018- Most of the albums I loved were written and performed by women... Most of the albums I loved fell somewhere on the wide spectrum of guitar-based music, with a little bit of electronic stuff here and there. What changed was the way I listened to music. Whereas in the past I listened to whatever came my way, whenever it came my way, in 2019 I tried to focus on one or two albums a week. From late-January through the end of November, I highlighted one album every week on my Instagram page. There were only a couple of weeks I missed or that I highlighted an old album instead of a new one. I found myself listening to full albums on repeat and really getting into every song. The result is an end-of-year list that is free from my perception of outside expectations. All of my past lists have been made with this voice in my head that wants to move albums up or down on the list based on whether it was well-reviewed or not, or whether or not my friends and family (especially those whose opinions on music I revere) might judge me for liking a record too much, or, more likely, not liking a record enough. The 2019 list is free of those anxiety-driven choices, and as a result, it was one of my favourite lists I've ever put together. If you listen to a song that I've highlighted here, I encourage you to buy or stream the album (but especially buy it) and take in the whole thing. -Jenksy As always, I'm kicking off the list with my Most Disappointing Album of the Year. It's the only album on the list I write anything about- not because it deserves to be roasted, but because you don't really have to justify liking a piece of art, but you should always be able to talk about why you dislike it. Following that are my favourite EPs of the year, then the Top 50. The Most Disappointing Album of 2019

Weezer - Weezer (Black Album) I feel like I've given Weezer a lot more leeway than most have done in the last 10-15 years. While they've put out some good records and some bad records in that span, I've always tried to accept the music as Weezer being Weezer. Just because they've put out some critically adored albums doesn't mean they can't have fun. Their pop-rock vibes don't bother me, and I don't try to compare everything they do to Pinkerton or the Blue Album. I'm saying all this so you know that I like this band, and have done for most of my life, and I think they will make a good album again. However, the Black Album is not a good album. I can't even hesitate in calling it terrible. It lacks emotion and is too crisp and clean. It's driven by words that don't mean anything and music that wants to be catchy instead of interesting. Hopefully they bounce back, but the Black Album is easily the lowest they've fallen, musically. EPs

Dear Boy - The Strawberry EP "Limelight"

Death Cab for Cutie - The Blue EP "To The Ground"

dodie - Human "Monster"

Jenny Owen Youngs - Night Shift "Dreaming on the Bus"

Lauran Hibberd - Everything is Dogs "Sugardaddy"

Liily - I Can Fool Anybody In This Town "Sepulveda Basin"

Middle Kids - New Songs for Old Problems "Call Me Snowflake"

Minke - The Tearoom "Too Late" Top 50

50. Idlewild - Interview Music "Same Things Twice"

49. Honeyblood - In Plain Sight "Glimmer"

48. Billie Eilish - WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? "when the party's over"

47. Robert Ellis - Texas Piano Man "Nobody Smokes Anymore"

46. Hatchie - Keepsake "Without A Blush"

45. Chance the Rapper - The Big Day "Big Fish"

44. Frankie Cosmos - Close it Quietly "Rings (On A Tree)"

43. Field Mouse - Meaning "Heart of Gold"

42. The Mountain Goats - In League With Dragons "An Antidote for Strychnine"

41. Big Thief - Two Hands "Forgotten Eyes"

40. The Hold Steady - Thrashing Thru The Passion "Traditional Village"

39. Feeder - Tallulah "Windmill"

38. White Lies - Five "Tokyo"

37. Brittany Howard - Jaime "Stay High"

36. The Raconteurs - Help Us Stranger "Now That You're Gone"

35. Stella Donnelly - Beware of the Dogs "Old Man"

34. Joseph - Good Luck, Kid "Without You"

33. Faye Webster - Atlanta Millionaires Club "Right Side of My Neck"

32. Jenny Lewis - On the Line "Red Bull & Hennessy"

31. MUNA - Saves the World "Who"

30. Fontaines D.C. - Dogrel "Chequeless Reckless"

29. Low Hum - Room to Breathe "Room to Breathe"

28. Jade Bird - Jade Bird "Love Has All Been Done Before"

27. Sleater-Kinney - The Center Won't Hold "The Future Is Here"

26. Catfish & The Bottlemen - The Balance "Sidetrack"

25. Kills Birds - Kills Birds "Only Yellow"

24. Sharon Van Etten - Remind Me Tomorrow "Malibu"

23. Lizzo - Cuz I Love You "Crybaby"

22. Karen O & Danger Mouse - Lux Prima "Redeemer"

21. The Regrettes - How Do You Love? "Fog"

20. Mannequin Pussy - Patience "Drunk II" "Who You Are"

19. Elbow - Giants of All Sizes "White Noise White Heat" "Empires"

18. Angel Olsen - All Mirrors "Spring" "Chance"

17. Caroline Polachek - Pang "Caroline Shut Up" "Hit Me Where It Hurts"

16. Ex Hex - It's Real "Another Dimension" "Rainbow Shiner"

15. Noël Wells - It's So Nice! "Brighter Day" "Played for Keeps"

14. Molly Tuttle - When You're Ready "Clue" "Million Miles"

13. Potty Mouth - SNAFU "Bottom Feeder" "Liar"

12. Big Thief - UFOF "Century" "Cattails"

11. The National - I Am Easy to Find "Quiet Light" "Light Years"

10. Jimmy Eat World - Surviving "Delivery" "One Mil" "All the Way (Stay)"

9. Alex Lahey - The Best of Luck Club "Don't Be so Hard on Yourself" "Misery Guts" "Black RMs"

8. Blood Red Shoes - Get Tragic "Anxiety" "Mexican Dress" "Elijah"

7. Better Oblivion Community Center - Better Oblivion Community Center "Forest Lawn" "Sleepwalkin'" "My City"

6. The Japanese House - Good at Falling "We Talk All the Time" "f a r a w a y" "Lilo"

5. Sorcha Richardson - First Class Bravery "Oh Oscillator" "High in the Garden" "Driveway"

4. Black Pumas - Black Pumas "OCT 33" "Old Man" "Fire"

3. Amyl and The Sniffers - Amyl and The Sniffers "Gacked On Anger" "GFY" "Got You"

2. Julia Jacklin - Crushing "Don't Know How to Keep Loving You" "Head Alone" "Good Guy"

1. Oliver Spalding - Novemberism "Unreal" "Bow Creek" "Her Crescent"

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Minke is yet another magnetic musician we’re looking forward to catching at SXSW next month. As if we needed more convincing after stunning songs like Too Late and Maybe 25, the British artist displays her dazzling vocal prowess and emotive delivery on recent single Something Better, lifted from her debut EP The Tearoom, out March 8th. Something Better is a sweeping, soaring aria, but it’s still quite the intimate confessional, too. She turns in a performance much like Sara Bareilles gone Maggie Rogers, rooted in a mostly sparse soundscape dappled with a HAIM-like searing bassline and expressive keys. More tour dates will be announced soon. Stream/purchase Something Better, here.

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Minke Anticipates Love in Soulful “Something Better”

Still in the romantic mood of Valentine’s Day, British singer-songwriter Minke takes a soulful approach to her quest for love in her latest single, “Something Better.” 

In contrast to her last single, “Too Late,” which revealed the fleeting end of a relationship, “Something Better” follows the very first, promising moments. Through flawless vocals and earnest lyrics, Minke perfectly captures the anticipation of falling in love, from the impatience of waiting to the optimism of a better future with a partner. This remarkable single is included in Minke’s highly anticipated debut EP, The Tearoom, set to release on March 8. Drawing inspiration from alternative rock and R&B, Minke’s unique blend is sure to make a diverse collection of gems in The Tearoom. 

Around the same time as her EP release, Minke has been confirmed to perform at the SXSW Music Festival in Austin, Texas. Until then, we’ll have “Something Better” on repeat:

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All The New Albums Emerging In March 2019

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Keeping track of all the new albums coming out in a given month is a big job, but we’re up for it: Below is a comprehensive list of the major releases you can look forward to in March. If you’re not trying to potentially miss out on anything, it might be a good idea to keep reading.

Friday, March 1

2 Chainz — Rap Or Go To The League (Def Jam) Absolutely Not — Problematic (No Trend Records) Andreya Triana — Life In Colour (Hi-Tea Records) Andrew Leahey — Airwaves (Skyline Music) Angel-Ho — Death Becomes Her (Hyperdub) Ari & Mia — Sew The City (self-released) Austin Meade — Waves (7013 Records) Bobby Long — Sultans (Compass Records) Browbeat — Remove The Control (Indelirium Records) Bryan Adams — Shine A Light (Polydor Records) Bus — Never Decide (Bus — Never Decide) The Cactus Blossoms — Easy Way (Walkie Talkie Records) CFCF — Liquid Colours (self-released) Charles X — EID2 (Ambiguous Music Group) Chrome Waves — A Grief Observed (Disorder Records) Citizen Cope — Heroin And Helicopters (RainWater Recordings) Criminal Hygiene — Run It Again (Dangerbird Records) Cube — Decoy Street (Superior Viaduct) Darkwater — Human (Ulterium Records) Dear Boy — The Strawberry EP (Easy Hell) Della Mae — The Butcher Shoppe EP (Rounder Records) Delicate Steve — ‘Till I Burn Up (ANTI‐) Desert Ships — Eastern Flow (Desert Ships) DJ Plead — Pleats Plead EP (Nervous Horizon) Durand Jones & The Indications — American Love Call (Dead Oceans) Fate McAfee — Diesel Palomino (Slough Water Records) Fews — Into Red (PIAS Group) Frankie And The Witch Fingers — ZAM (Greenway Records) Gang Of Four — Happy Now (PledgeMusic) Gold Connections — Like A Shadow EP (EggHunt Records) Hand Habits — Placeholder (Saddle Creek) Hawksley Workman — Median Age Wasteland (Isadora Records) Heretical Sect — Heretical Sect EP (Caligari Records) Hozier — Wasteland, Baby! (Island) The Japanese House — Good At Falling (Dirty Hit) JD Simo — Off At 11 (Crows Feet Records) Jon And Roy — Here (Blue Heron Music) Jonathan — To Hold (LAA) Jonny Kosmo — Jonny Kosmo (Slimehouse) Kerchief — Fluke (Mint 400 Records) Ian Brown (of The Stone Roses) — Ripples (Black Koi) In Flames — I, The Mask (Nuclear Blast) Laurice — Bad Boy (Mighty Mouth Music) Lemaitre — Fast Lovers EP (Astralwerks) Little Simz — GREY Area (AGE 101) Living Hour — Softer Faces (Kanine Records) Lonesome Shack — Desert Dreams (Alive Naturalsound Records) Lost Leaders — Promises Promises (PledgeMusic) Mansionair — Shadowboxer (Glassnote Records) Mary Bragg — Violets As Camouflage (Tone Tree Music) Masked Intruder — III (Pure Noise Records) Maxïmo Park — As Long As We Keep Moving (Cooking Vinyl Limited) Mike Edel — Thresholds (PENNANT) Mike Tramp — Stray From The Flock (Mighty Music) Mint Field — Mientras Esperas EP (Innovative Leisure) Motherhood — Dear Bongo (Forward Music Group) Nude Shoes — Suburban Ceremonies EP (Know Hope Records LLC) Octo Octa — For Lovers EP (Technicolour) Pink Mexico — Dump (Little Dickman Records) Pinty — City Limits EP (Rhythm Section International) Pond — Tasmania (Marathon Artists) Pool Kids — Music To Practice Safe Sex To (Skeletal Lightning) Potty Mouth — Snafu (Get Better Records) Primer — Novelty (YHS Records) Quaker City Night Hawks — QCNH (Lightning Rod Rec.) Queensrÿche — The Verdict (Century Media) Reese Wynans — Sweet Release (J&R Adventures) Rock Goddess — This Time (PledgeMusic) Royal Trux — White Stuff (Fat Possum Records) Scott Gilmore — Two Roomed Motel (Crammed Discs) Shy Girls — Bird On The Wing (Keep Cool Projects/RCA Records) Sigrid — Sucker Punch (Island) Sisters Of Suffocation — Humans Are Broken (Napalm Records) Skinny Lister — The Story Is… (Xtra Mile Recordings) Statement — Force Of Life (Target/Mighty Music) Steve Poltz — Shine On (Red House Records) Stillhound — Strangers Will Not Thank You (self-released) Swan’s Chamber — Swan’s Chamber EP (Leaving Records) Swazi Gold — Jehovah’s Whispers (Research Records) Tanya Tagaq — Toothsayer EP (Six Shooter Records) Teen — Good Fruit (Carpark Records) Tics — Agnostic Funk (Tomatenplatten) Tim Bowness — Flowers At The Scene (InsideOut Records) Tom Walker — What A Time To Be Alive (Relentless Records) Ulysses Owens Jr. — Songs Of Freedom (Resilience Music) Upsahl — Hindsight 20/20 EP (WHIPPIN) Vesper Wood — Instar (Otta Viktoria Records) Wearemarvin — Wearemarvin EP (La Pochette Surprise Records) Weezer — The Black Album (Atlantic While She Sleeps — So What? (Spinefarm Records UK) Yves Jarvis (formerly Un Blonde) — The Same But By Different Means (ANTI‐)

Friday, March 8

Adam French — The Back Foot And The Rapture (Virgin EMI Records) Alice Phoebe Lou — Paper Castles (self-released) Amanda Palmer — There Will Be No Intermission (Cooking Vinyl Limited) Astralingua — Safe Passage (Midnight Lamp Records) Babybird — Happy Stupid Nothing (Psycho Mafia Recordings) Bencoolen — Daydream (self-released) Black Lung — Ancients (Ripple Music) Buckcherry — Warpaint (RED MUSIC) Caleb Elliott — Forever To Fade (Single Lock Records) The Coathangers — The Devil You Know (Suicide Squeeze Records) Crypt Trip — Haze County (Heavy Psych Sounds) Dave — Psychodrama (Neighbourhood Recordings) David Gray — Gold In a Brass Age (IHT Records) Dead Swords (feat. Alex Rosamilia of The Gaslight Anthem) — Enders (Human Blood Records) Dido — Still On My Mind (BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd) Drinking Boys And Girls Choir — Keep Drinking (Damnably) Dwilly — Crayola EP (CloudKid) E.B. The Younger (Eric Pulido of Midlake) — To Each His Own (Bella Union) Elijah Woods x Jamie Fine — 8:47 EP (Big Machine) Flight Of The Conchords — Live In London (Sub Pop) Foals — Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1 (Warner Bros. Records) Gesaffelstein — Hyperion (Columbia Records) Helado Negro — This Is How You Smile (RVNG Intl.) High Tides — Paradise Daze (Rad Cult) Hobby Club — Video Days EP (Heist Or Hit) I Was A King — Slow Century (Coastal Town) Indoor Pets — Be Content (Wichita Recordings) Jim Jones And The Righteous Minds — Collectiv (MaSonic) Jnr. Williams — Where We Start EP (Arista / Insanity Records) Juice Wrld — Goodbye & Good Riddance (Interscope) Justus Proffit — L.A.’s Got Me Down (Bar None Records) Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe — Gnomes & Badgers (Seven Spheres Records) Kyle Dion — SUGA (self-released) KOKOROKO — KOKOROKO EP (Brownswood) Leggy — Let Me Know Your Moon (Sheer Luck Records) Leo “Bud” Welch — The Angels In Heaven Have Done Signed My Name (Easy Eye Sound) Liily — I Can Fool Anybody In This Town EP (Flush Records) Love Trap — Rosie (Wild Honey Records) Manics — Binary EP (Dim Mak) Maren Morris — Girl (Columbia Nashville) Matt Shapiro — Fade In EP (self-released) MDD — Reverse The Contrast (HANDS) Meat Puppets — Dusty Notes (Megaforce Records) Meadows End — The Grand Antiquation (Black Lion Records) Minke — The Tearoom EP (Chess Club/RCA Records) Misery Index — Rituals Of Power (Season of Mist) Munya — Blue Pine EP (Luminelle Recordings) Nick Waterhouse — Nick Waterhouse (Innovative Leisure Records) Patty Griffin — Patty Griffin (Thirty Tigers) Rosie Tucker — Never Not Never Not Never Not (New Professor) The Royal — Deathwatch (Long Branch Records) Sasami — Sasami (Domino Recording Company) Savage After Midnight — 11:59 EP (RED MUSIC) Shady Bug — Lemon Lime (Exploding In Sound Records) Stella Donnelly — Beware Of The Dogs (Secretly Canadian) Ten Fé — Future Perfect, Present Tense (Some Kinda Love) Tredici Bacci — La Fine Del Futuro (NNA Tapes) The Wild Reeds — Cheers (Dualtone Records) Vasco — Tender Luv EP (Big Beat Records) William Basinki — On Time Out Of Time (Temporary Residence Limited) Xeno & Oaklander — Hypnos (Dais Records) Youth Fountain — Letters To Our Former Selves (Pure Noise Records)

Friday, March 15

Amongst The Pigeons — Begging Your Pardon (Marowak Records) Angel Dust — Pretty Buff (Roadrunner Records) Arre! Arre! — Tell Me About Them (PNKSLM Recordings) Beach Slang — MPLS EP (Bridge Nine Records) Benjamin Francis Leftwich — Gratitude (Dirty Hit) BESTA — Eterno Rancor (Lifeforce Records) Black Therapy — Echoes Of Dying Memories (Black Lion Records) Bouncing Souls — Crucial Moments EP (Rise Records) Brian Jonestown Massacre — Brian Jonestown Massacre (A Records) Buvette — Life EP (A+LSO) Chai — Punk (Burger) The Cinematic Orchestra — To Believe (Ninja Tune) Clever Austin (Perrin Moss of Hiatus Kaiyote) — Pareidolia (Touching Bass) David Leonard — The Wait ()Integrity Media Deafkids — Metaprogramação (Neurot Recordings) Dexter Story — Bahir (Soundway Records) Elizabeth Colour Wheel — Nocebo (The Flenser) The Faint — Egowerk (Saddle Creek) The Fall — Bend Sinister/The ‘Domesday’ Pay-Off Triad-Plus (Beggars Banquet Music Ltd) Fallujah — Undying Light (Nuclear Blast) Gary Hoey — Neon Highway Blues (Provogue Records) Hearing Things — Here’s Hearing Things (Yeggs Records) Huntly — Low Grade Buzz (Barely Dressed Records) Hvob — Rocco ([PIAS]) Iota — Tales (Small Stone Records) Julia Rakel — indie fEElz EP (Rama Lama Records) Just Friends — Nothing But Love (Pure Noise Records) Karen O and Danger Mouse — Lux Prima (BMG) Lauren Jenkins — No Saint (Big Machine Records) Louise Lemón — A Broken Heart Is An Open Heart (Icons Creating Evil Art) Low Life — Downer Edn (Goner Records) Matmos — Plastic Anniversary (Thrill Jockey) Merely — Hatching The Egg (YEAR0001) Nanami Ozone — NO (Tiny Engines) Never Loved — Never Loved EP (Equal Vision Records) Nick Sanders — Playtime 2050 (Sunnyside Records) Noncoonah — Dead Roses, Digged Up Zombies, Broken Pieces Of Diamonds, Live Cats (Ernest Jenning Record Co.) Over The Rhine — Love & Revelation (Great Speckled Dog) Redwolves — Future Becomes Past (Argonauta Records) Seahawks — Eyes Of The Moon (Cascine) Shy FX — Raggamuffin SoundTape (Digital Soundboy) Skylephant — Songs For The Fragile Collective (Musical Bear) Snarky Puppy — Immigrance (roundUP Music) Sontalk — Stay Wild (Sony Classical Records) Sowflo — New Shoes (Space Duck Records) Stephen Malkmus — Groove Denied (Domino Recording Company) Ted Russell Kamp — Walkin’ Shoes (PoMo) Their Throats Are Open Tombs — Of Psalters And Snakes (The Fear and the Void Recordings) Todd Snider — Cash Cabin Sessions, Vol. 3 (Aimless Records) Turning Jewels Into Water — Map Of Absences (FPE Records) Wyclef Jean — Wyclef Goes Back To School (Heads Music)

Friday, March 22

American Football — American Football (LP3) (Polyvinyl Record Co.) Andrew Bird — My Finest Work Yet (Loma Vista Recordings) Anteros — When We Land (Distiller Records) Apparat — LP5 (Mute Records) Aubrey Logan — Where The Sunshine Is Expensive (Resonance Records) Avey Tare (of Animal Collective) — Cows On Hourglass Pond (Domino Recording Company) Bad Suns — Mystic Truth (Epitaph Records) Bill MacKay — Fountain Fire (Drag City) Blue Angels — Sue EP (UNO NYC) Bonnie Tyler — Between The Earth And The Stars (earMUSIC) Brian Carpenter’s Beat Circus — These Wicked Things (Innova Recordings) Brim Liski — Duels (Latenight Weeknight Records) Burning Rain — Face The Music (Frontiers Records) Casey Cavanagh — Old Souls EP (Old Souls Music) Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah — Ancestral Recall (Ropeadope) Crows — Silver Tongues (Balley Records) Dean Lewis — A Place We Knew (Universal Music Australia Pty. Ltd.) Delta Heavy — Only In Dreams (Ram Records) Dominanz — Let The Death Enter (Mighty Music) Donna Grantis (of 3rdEyeGirl) — Diamonds & Dynamite (eOne Music Canada) Emily Wells — This World Is Too ____ For You (Thesis & Instinct) Ex Hex — It’s Real (Merge Records) Fred Everything — Long Way Home (Lazy Days Recordings) Ghost Light — Best Kept Secrets (self-released) Guest Singer — I’m Irrelevant Now EP (Heist or Hit Records) Ian Daniel Kehoe — Secret Republic (Tin Angel Records) Ibibio Sound Machine — Doko Mien (Merge Records) Jack Savoretti — Singing To Strangers (BMG) Jayda G — Significant Changes (Ninja Tune) Jenny Lewis — On The Line (Warner Bros. Records) La Dispute — Panorama (Epitaph Records) Lafawndah — Ancestor Boy (Concordia) Lambchop — This (Is What I Wanted To Tell You) (Merge Records) Laurel Halo — DJ-Kicks (!K7 Records) Lil Yee — Live 4 It, Die 4 It EP (G-Affair/EMPIRE) Lucy Rose — No Words Left (Arts & Crafts) Luther Dickinson And Sisters Of The Strawberry Moon — Solstice (New West Records) Mary Lattimore And Mac McCaughan (of Superchunk) — New Rain Duets (Three Lobed Recordings) Matt Anderson — Halfway Home By Morning (True North) Matthew Logan Vasquez (of Delta Spirit) — LIGHT’N UP (Dine Alone Records) Niggght — Violent Delicacy EP (Kozmik Artifactz) Nilüfer Yanya — Miss Universe (ATO Records) No Win — Downey (Dangerbird Records) Obsidian Sea — Strangers (Ripple Music) Orville Peck — Pony (Sub Pop) Parting Gift — Ensom (Fearless Records) Problem Daughter — Grow Up Trash (Wiretap Records) Rachael Sage — PseudoMyopia (MPress Records) Red Sun Rising — Peel EP (Razor & Tie Recordings) Ritual Howls — Rendered Armor (Felte) Robin Trower — Coming Closer To Day (Provogue/Mascot Label Group) RPWL — Tales From Outer Space (Gentle Art Of Music) Shawn James — The Dark & The Light (Parts + Labor Records) Shlohmo — The End (WEDIDIT) Sleep In. — The Stars On Your Ceiling (Know Hope Records) Sleeper — The Modern Age (Gorsky Records) Slow Caves — Falling (Old Flame Records) Spiral Stairs (Pavement’s Scott Kannberg) — We Wanna Be Hyp-No-Tized (Coolin’ By Sound) Stillhound — Stillhound (Lost Oscillation) Strand Of Oaks — Eraserland (Dead Oceans) Substancia — Ancestor Boy (Concordia) Taali — I Am Here (Rainbow Blonde Records) Tamaryn — Dreaming The Dark (DERO Arcade) Terry Allen And The Panhandle Mystery Band — Pedal Steal + Four Corners (Paradise Of Bachelors) These New Puritans — Inside The Rose (Infectious Music) Tyson Meade — Robbing The Nuclear Family (Shaking Shanghai) Wallows — Nothing Happens (Atlantic Records) We Show Up On Radar — Zanzibar Whip Coral (Fika Recordings) Wild Belle — Everybody One Of A Kind (Love Tone) Yawners — Just Calm Down (La Castanya Records)

Friday, March 29

A Brilliant Lie — Threads: Weaver (A Brilliant Lie) American Pleasure Club — Fucking Bliss (Run For Cover Records) Ben Folds — Live At Myspace (Sony/MySpace) Betty Carter — The Music Never Stops (Blue Engine Records) Billie Eilish — When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? (Interscope) The Bobbleheads — Myths And Fables (PopPop Records) Brutus — Nest (Sargent House) C Duncan — Health (FatCat Records) Chris Cohen — Chris Cohen (Captured Tracks) Clint Alphin — Straight To Marrow () Coughy (feat. members of Speedy Ortiz and Ava Luna) — Ocean Hug (Joyful Noise Recordings) Facs — Lifelike (Trouble In Mind) Fennesz — Agora (Touch) Garcia Peoples — Natural Facts (Beyond Beyond Is Beyond) Ian Simmonds — All That’s Left (Pussyfoot Records) Jo Schornikow (of Phosphorescent) — Secret Weapon (Keeled Scales) K Á R Y Y N — The Quanta Series (Mute Records) L.A. Guns — The Devil You Know (Frontiers Records) La Bouquet — Sad People Dancing (ANTI-) Laura Stevenson — The Big Freeze (Don Giovanni Records) M. Lockwood — Communion In The Ashes (Black Mesa Records) Magic Circle — Departed Souls (20 Buck Spin) Mahawam — Is An Island EP (Molly House Records) The Maine — You Are OK (8123) Matthew Herbert Big Band — The State Between Us (Accidental Records Ltd) Mechanical God Creation — The New Chapter (Argonauta Records) Mekons — Deserted (Bloodshot Records) Mdou Moctar — Ilana (The Creator) (Sahel Sounds) Musket Hawk — Upside Of Sick (Unholy Anarchy) Nightmarathons — Missing Parts (A-F Records) O.A.R. — The Mighty (Black Rock Recorded Music, LLC) Ohtis — Curve Of Earth (Full Time Hobby) Okey Dokey — Tell All Your Friend (self-released) Oshiego — The Book Of Wonders (Horror Pain Gore Death Productions) Quelle Chris — Guns (Mello Music Group) Randy Randall (of No Age) — Sound Field Volume One (Dangerbird Records) Reaches — Wherever The Internet Goes, Sorrow Follows (We Be Friends) Rita Wilson — Halfway Home (Sing It Loud, LLC) Section H8 — Phase One EP (Flatspot Records) Show Me The Body — Dog Whistle (Loma Vista Recordings) Simple Creatures (Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus and All Time Low’s Alex Gaskarth) — Strange Love EP (BMG) Small Feet — With Psychic Powers (Barsuk Records) Son Volt — Union (Transmit Sound) Stella Parton — Survivor (Raptor Records) Steve Earle & The Dukes — GUY (New West Records) The Strumbellas — Rattlesnake (Glassnote Records) Suzi Quatro — No Control (Steamhammer) Tom Williams — What Did You Want To Be? (Wire Boat Recordings) The Underground Youth — Lust & Fear (Fuzz Club) Unkle — The Road: Part II / Lost Highway (Songs For The Def) White Denim — Side Effects (City Slang) Whitechapel — The Valley (Metal Blade Records) Yngwie Malmsteen — Blue Lightning (Mascot Records)

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British singer/songwriter Minke shares new track “Too Late”

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Up and coming U.K. singer/songwriter, Minke, releases her shimmery, breezy new single “Too Late.”

Minke is excited to start her live show on April 5 at The Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles, California. Get tickets here.

Minke is just recently off the release of her debut EP, The Tearoom, and a trip to Austin, TX for SXSW and plethora of showcases at the fame music & arts festival.

The music video for “Too Late” was directed by actress, comedian, and director, Aisha Tyler. The videos stars Minke alongside Jean-Luc Bilodeau (from ABC’s ‘Baby Daddy’).

Minke collaborated effortlessly with Tyler, she said. In a press release, she explained, “I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and supportive screen partner in Jean Luc to bring this broken relationship alive and I’m proud of the end result. It feels wholly representative of the song as it captures the dizzy confusion I was feeling at the time when I wrote it and I can’t wait for people to see it!”

NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES 04/05 – Hotel Café – Los Angeles, CA 05/19 – San Francisco, CA – Rickshaw Stop* 05/21 – Los Angeles, CA – The Troubadour* 05/25 – Austin, TX – The Parish* 05/26 – Houston, TX – WOMH* 05/28 – Dallas, TX – Deep Ellum Art Co.* 05/30 – Nashville, TN – Exit/In* 05/31 – Atlanta, GA – Vinyl* *Supporting Kevin Garrett EUROPEAN TOUR DATES W/ X AMBASSADORS 04/29 – Scala – London, UK 05/01 – Paradiso – Amsterdam, NL 05/02 – Trabendo – Paris, FR 05/03 – Festaal Kreuzberg – Berlin, DE 05/05 – Roxy – Prague, CZ 05/06 – Progresja – Warsaw, PL 05/08 – Live Music Hall – Cologne, DE

LISTEN ‘BITE THE BULLET’ Apple | iTunes | Spotify LISTEN ‘THE TEAROOM’ EP  Apple | iTunes | Spotify

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SONG PICK: Minke - Bite the Bullet

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Still buzzing with the excitement of having seen Minke live at The British Embassy for SXSW, I am back in the hotel and deciding on a #glamglarepick for today is an obvious choice. “Bite the Bullet”, the new single of the British singer, songwriter and guitarist was live as fantastic as is the recorded version.

Leah Mason, who goes by the artist name Minke, exchanged London with Los Angeles and just released a seven tracks EP “The Tearoom”. She plays the piano as well as drums, yet on stage she “only” sang and played guitar and both was superbly exquisite! When Minke broke out to the one or the other guitar solo, the audience was super quiet and watched and listened in awe. The lyrics to “Bite the Bullet”, like all of Minke’s lyrics, are something one enjoys to explore. Great songwriting, exquisitely executed. Listen to “Bite the Bullet” now:

Follow Minke on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and listen to her new EP, about which the artist says:

“Songwriting is my therapy, it’s what I’ve done since I first picked up a guitar when I was eleven. It’s the only thing that makes me feel better, so it’s what I do. When people listen to the Tearoom, I hope they get whatever they need from it. It could be reassurance or someone to identify with. That’s what makes me happy. It’s all I can do.”

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Burgeoning pop star Minke spills the tea on new EP [Q+A]

Last week, UK-born Minke released her debut EP The Tearoom. The burgeoning pop star combines her love of classic rock and blues with her pop obsession. The result of this hybridity is a set of seven genre-defying, pop-but-not tracks that drip with atmosphere and heady, hazy vocals. EARMILK chatted to Minke about the EP release and how her […]

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New Audio: Minke Releases Her Most Emotionally Honest Song to Date

New Audio: Minke Releases Her Most Emotionally Honest Song to Date @minke @highrisepr

If you were frequenting this site last year, you may have come across a post featuring the London-born and-based based singer/songwriter and musician Minke (pronounced as to rhyme with the word “link”), and as you may recall with the release of her first tow singles “Gold Angel” and “Armour,” the British singer/songwriter and pop…

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Even though close to six months have passed since Minke released her last single Maybe 25, we've yet to shake its everlasting spell due to its lush billowing refinement, as well as the rising Londoner’s remarkable voice, so much like a resonant ringing composite of all that we love about London Grammar’s Hannah Reid and canorous songsmith Freya Ridings. The British musician makes a stunning return today with Too Late, a propulsive driving, brisk bustling new pop single from her forthcoming debut EP, The Tearoom, out March 8th. Having received widespread critical acclaim for her past releases, Minke is poised to break out big in 2019 with her synth-lavish single, which made its debut as a World First via Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 show on Apple Music. Minke reveals the inspiration behind the track: “This was a moment after a bad break up that I needed to get out my system. I was trying to rationalize it and take the high road but knew what had happened was wrong so I was annoyed and reveling in the petty, just for a second. Thank you, next." Minke’s voice takes flight with much ravishing luster as she sweeps us away with her staggering return. Sometimes, music is just what we need to free our hearts from the bitterness and spite that oft accompanies life’s heartaches and sorrows. Soaring Too Late not only exorcises those stubborn demons, but it lifts our hearts sky high. Minke will be appearing at this year’s SXSW following the release of The Tearoom. More tour dates will be announced shortly, too.

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Minke Channels Her Inner Ariana Grande in “Too Late”

Over the course of a handful of critically-acclaimed singles, British musician Minke has proven herself to be a versatile artist more than deserving of the world’s ear. Embodying a wealth of genre influences, from alternative rock, R&B, to pop, each new single thus far has demonstrated the seemingly endless depth that is Minke’s artistic vision. Minke’s latest single, “Too Late,” continues the marked trend, as the British artist takes to the world of electro-pop to deliver a spirited breakup anthem.

Premiered on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1, “Too Late” channels Minke’s inner Ariana Grande to wondrous effect. Through an array of nostalgic-yet-futuristic production, Minke’s soulful voice carries us through the final moments of a relationship. Painting a picture of two people who want two completely different things from one another, “Too Late” deftly strays the line between passionate emotional outpour and glistening feel-great electro-pop. And while the classic breakup anthem is nothing new to the world of pop, or music as a whole for that matter, Minke lends her own distinguishing voice to the pantheon of great breakup tracks before her. Minke spoke on the inspiration for “Too Late,” sharing,

“This was a moment after a bad break up that I needed to get out my system. I was trying to rationalize it and take the high road but knew what had happened was wrong, so I was annoyed and reveling in the petty, just for a second. Thank you, next."

The artist’s most pop-leaning single to date, “Too Late” is not only irrefutably infectious, as any great pop song should hope to be, but is yet another brilliant showcasing of how far Minke’s songwriting talent extends. No matter the context, Minke provides a distinctive voice that we cannot help but praise.

Listen to “Too Late” below, and keep an eye out for Minke’s debut EP, The Tearoom, due out March 8:

For more from Minke, revisit our rooftop performance with the rising British artist below.

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Minke drops soulful new single "Something Better"

I really cannot get enough of Minke. The British singer releases her new single “Something Better” today, ahead of her debut EP The Tearoom, due out March 8th. This single begins with dramatic piano chords, leading listeners into a chorus of multiple harmonies, all of which hold a gospel-like quality. Minke grasped the world’s attention […]

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