Stack №18: Nov 5, 2014

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Nov 5, 2014

Giraffage - Tell Me +3 remixes

Posted by 29 sites • On SoundCloud • Also on: Spotify • Apple Music

JayeL Audio Music Follow “February might actually feel like a summer music month this year with a staunch list of…” on Feb 2nd, 2015 →

SF producer (and blog mainstay of the last three years) shares his first new music since signing to the Fool's Gold label, "an infectious future-R&B groove" (says Acid Stag), to tease the anticipated 5-track EP.

Bully - Milkman

Posted by 23 sites • On Bandcamp • Also on: Spotify • Apple Music

God Is In The TV Follow “Live at Leeds – one of our 10 Best Metropolitan Festivals – promises an incredible 200…” on Mar 27th, 2015 →

Crossing "lively pop-punk and crystalline indie-rock," Nashville band Bully catch the ears of Stereogum (among others) with this statement of intent which opens their debut EP.

BenZel feat. Juicy J & Cashmere Cat - Four

Posted by 12 sites • On SoundCloud • Also on: Spotify • Apple Music

Pilerats Follow “BenZel are the duo of Two Inch Punch and Benny Blanco (who for ages moonlighted as…” on Mar 11th, 2015 →

BenZel is multi-platinum producer Benny Blanco and Hype Machine favorite Ben Ash (Two Inch Punch). Following work on Jesse Ware's latest LP, the super duo precede their own debut EP with this single featuring Cashmere Cat and Memphis rapper Juicy J.

Natalie Prass - Why Don't You Believe In Me

Posted by 24 sites • On SoundCloud • Also on: Spotify • Apple Music

The Swollen Fox Follow “Thursday, May 7 – San Fermin, Natalie Prass @ Union Transfer – Tickets San Fermin just…” on Apr 30th, 2015 →

Both "classic and current" (Turntable Kitchen), the first piece to emerge from Nashville songwriter (and sometimes Jenny Lewis backup singer) Natalie Prass' forthcoming 2015 LP is "wonderfully crafted" and ever promising.

Moon Boots - There's No Love

Posted by 30 sites • On SoundCloud • Also on: Spotify • Apple Music

Silence Nogood Follow “Another style of house we made up. I freakin’ love lasers! I first remember it in…” on May 18th, 2015 →

Indie dance label French Express consistently delivers classy, immaculately-produced house tunes like this one from roster centerpiece Moon Boots. Lipstick Disco digs its "funky bassline matched with dreamy bells and synths."

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