Song of the Day: Low-key, vivid, alluring, intelligent, sensual, intimate indie by the Los Angeles artist Meg Duffy in a number about an Egyptian museum piece trapped in time with a profound effect, and the final song from the new EP Sugar The Bruise. Out on Fat Possum Records
Read moreSong of the Day: The Weather Station - Endless Time
Song of the Day: A beautifully understated, melancholy piano-and-voice-only new song from Canadian Tamara Lindeman, taken from the forthcoming album How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars out on 4 March on Fat Possum Records
Read moreSong of the Day: Sam Evian - Knock Knock
Song of the Day: The crisp, laid back, stylish, gentle funk of this single by the Brooklyn artist comes in a clever contrast to the seriousness of subject – a divided America facing a Capitol skirmish scandal and difficult schisms to deal with and heal
Read moreSong of the Day: The Weather Station – Atlantic
Song of the Day: With echoes of Talk Talk, a powerful buildup bass, drums, piano and flute flourishes and the voice of Tamara Lindeman, aka Toronto’s The Weather Station, are hallmarks of huge maturity in her music
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