Song of the Week: “Baby Fat” by Redtenbacher’s Funkestra

Time to get funky and dance toRedtenbacher’s Funkestra‘s “Baby Fat”.

Song of the Week: “Forever Don’t Last” by Jazmine Sullivan

For the post-Valentine’s Day Song of the Week, Philadelphia’s Jazmine Sullivan provides the plaintive and soulful vocals for “Forever Don’t Last.”

Song of the Week: “Pedestrian At Best” by Courtney Barnett

Australian indie rocker Courtney Barnett‘s new single “Pedestrian At Best” is filled with witty wordplay and punk rock rage.  Her first full-length album Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit is due out on March 23.

Song of the Week: “Flashlight” by Bonobo

Bonobo, the alias of British electronic musician Simon Green, makes a return appearance to Song of the Week with “Flashlight.”

So, so soothing.

 

Previously: Song of the Week: “Cirrus” by Bonobo

Song of the Week: “Caribou” by Tanya Tagaq

“Caribou” is a cover of a Pixies song by Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq.  It’s a perfect match of song to interpreter, but it’s also not representative of Tagaq’s greater work.  So make sure to check out her new album Animism as well.

 

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Song of the Week: “Circles” by Kate Tempest

London hip-hop and spoken word artists Kate Tempest provides this week’s track “Circles.”

 

Song of the Week: “Grit in the Pearl” by Clark

Start of the new week with some wacky electronica from Clark, performing “Grit in the Pearl”