Million Faces is the name of a new house duo, who today released the song “Dreams Are Waiting” (That African Song)”, a happy and catchy pop tune you can listen to here below. I don’t know much more about these mask-wearing gentlemen right now, more than that they are working with John Ballard, the same man who discovered Ace of Base during the nineties.
Million Faces on Soundcloud
The Sweet Serenades has released a song and a video taken from the last album “Help Me!”, which was released in the Autumn. “Run (Run Run”) is the name of the song and the video is a collage of fan photos, Iphone-filmed road movie clips and, clever enough, photos from disposable cameras they have passed around the audience during the latest tours.
The Sweet Serenades’ site – on Facebook – on Spotify
Besides working with music Knut Svanholm works as a mate on a sailing ship, and that’s also where many of his songs are created; somewhere out on the Mediterranean, on the Atlantic ocean or in the Caribbean sea. Last year he released the solo album “Ergasiophobia” and also the record “The Angry Kid” with his band LOBST, which I wrote about here on the blog. Fleet of Clay is another of his projects which I have also written about as I paid some attention to the excellent album “The Essential Fleet of Clay”.
This year he’s released the solo collection “Acoustrophé”, which is something like his own version of “Rare Tracks”: songs that didn’t fit into the earlier works and that he decided to record now, live tracks and other odd songs, where you’ll find for example a translation to English of “Vargasången” from Ronia the Robber’s Daughter and an attempt to make a Bond theme song. I like the new recordings the best, the first four tracks, where he’s alone with his guitar (except on one song), it’s personal, naked and inspired by his travelling life. The whole album feels a little like getting to know Knut a little better, and it’s clearly a pleasant acqaintance.
Knut Svanholm on Facebook – on Spotify
The electro duo Lissi Dancefloor Disaster finally released their debut album “Waves” on February 27th. Some of the songs you’ll recognize from before as they have been released earlier on EP:s and singles, like for example “Kill the Winner” from the Autumn. And the album won’t dissappoint any listeners from before; it’s a solid album from the first track to the last, where they show us a large span from darker dirty indie rock electro to more fintuned pop songs, like in the new “Try”, which you can listen to here below.
Lissi Dancefloor Disaster’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Soundcloud
Niels Nielsen is exploring space in the new single and video “Dpend”. Fun video and a great song.
Niels Nielsen on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Bandcamp
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