Check out the new song of the day over at Art of the Song then come back here if you like it and download it after the jump.
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Upon listening most people would compare this band to contemporaries like The Felice or The Avett Brothers, yet The Rosewood Thieves are of the talent where they deserve their own recognition. The lead singer is blessed with a voice that sounds like the child of Bob Dylan and John Lennon, raspy, nasally but ultimately tuneful, and the lyrical narrative of a woman doing wrong is full of quite fantastic imagery (the title should be a hint). Its a sight for the ears to see, It’s a warm invitation into the singer’s life, a bar type atmosphere and a timeless progression that sticks to your head the moment you hear it. If you like it head on over to Art of the Mixtape to download the thing.
Art of the Song :The Rosewood Thieves “A Bullet Painted Red” Lonesome EP
Head on over to Art of the Song for the song of the day, “A Bullet Painted Red” by the Rosewood Thieves, complete with a write up and artwork. If you like it come back over here and download it (right click/ save target as) after the jump.
Continue reading Art of the Song :The Rosewood Thieves “A Bullet Painted Red” Lonesome EP
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White Denim has made use of the new business side of music, that is, they’ve produced an album (Last Day of Summer) that is entirely for free (though donations are accepted) and chock full of good songs in support of their upcoming full length. The clarity and melody of their song craft, especially on this number “New Coat”, the album ender, is exemplary of a great summery album. The melody comes off a lot like McCartney’s early solo work (McCartney, Ram) but with no lyrical fallout, just a great pop song. Head on over to Art of the Mixtape if you want to download the song.
This was found over at the excellent music blog Everybody Taste
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