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crematedman · 2017-01-20

Hey all!

After the godsend that was 2016, we're all hoping for an encore! With new music from the xx, Bonobo, Foxygen, and on the horizon, Japandroids and Arcade Fire - the year is looking good ^_^

Same deal - share tracks you've loved from this year - known or unknown! I'll kick things off:

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crematedman · 2017-02-04

Young Fathers are an incredible live band and record producer. They mesh cultural elements and fragments of different genres in ways that have rarely been explored before. This has never been more evident than in Only God Knows.

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crematedman · 2017-02-05

When country is bad, it's terrible. But when it's good, it's great. As here. Caroline Spencer delivers a heartfelt and poignant insight into her troubled mind in 'Slow Dancer'.

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Talisco has a deserved reputation for creative indie pop and Thousand Suns brings some wholesome brass into the mix beautifully.

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crematedman · 2017-02-05

Ballad. Slow burning. Emtional climax. It's something we're used to from London Grammar, but it never gets old.

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Blood on Me and Non one knows me (like the Piano) are fantastic songs off a wonderful album by Sampha. A hidden gem, however, is 'Kora Sings'.

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MartinStoichkov · 2017-02-05

Beautifull aucostic metal ^^

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Killer track from Run River North, scrobbled like 20 times last week

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FunkishAudio · 2017-02-06

So far, my favorites are Jambú from Jungle Fire, and Stinger by Hard Proof.

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crematedman · 2017-02-06

'Follow my voice' by Julie Byrne is simply mystical. So gentle and breathy that you could easily be fooled that she's your very own long lost lover. If you love it as much as I do, check out 'Not Even Happiness', her sophomore album.

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RY X is synonymous with soulful folk. The Australian born singer-songwriter transports the listener like no other. 'Thunder' is no different.

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