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Beautiful Songwriting 4

Introduction

Available to stream and download for free. Pick your preference: Bandcamp Noisetrade
Released: June 2015 Curated by A Lonely Ghost Burning with cover artwork by Ann-Sofie Vejs

The fourth volume in our Beautiful Songwriting series - the first released this year - features tracks by; Molly Pinto Madigan / Chris Hartt / Rosemary & Garlic / All The King's Daughters / Jillian Kay / Aisha Badru / Rosie Caldecott / Jessica Flamand / Blackbird Peregrine / Alanna Eileen / Tanner Swift.

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Tracklisting & Links

1

Molly Pinto Madigan

On The Hunt from the album Wildwood Bride Self Released (March 2015)

A varied record that is difficult to categorise, Wildwood Bride demonstrates that, no matter the style she dips into, Molly Pinto Madigan is capable of winning your heart; throughout her most idyllically atmospheric creations, especially, her beautiful voice is simply impossible to resist.

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2

Chris Hartt

What's Left To Go from the EP To Your Love Self Released (May 2015)

To Your Love is, quite simply, a gorgeous debut release; a haunting, enervating nostalgia that provides an apposite soundtrack to the lonely viewing of old home videos - the kind that conjure a semblance of a person, time, feeling or ambience into being that we know in our heart can never truly return for real.

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3

Rosemary & Garlic

The Dancers from the EP The Kingfisher Self Released (Jan 2015)

Rosemary and Garlic’s debut EP is a truly sublime epic of mood; a pensive and often lonely telling of personal stories amid wonderfully atmospheric backdrops of timeless, universe-controlled grandeur that are simply too huge and important for one single consciousness to ever truly grasp.

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4

All The King's Daughters

One Stitch At A Time from the EP Because I Wanted To Self Released (January 2015)

Carefully measured, but with moments of considerable breeze, the debut release from innately charismatic Dutch-based sisterly duo, All The King’s Daughters, is a collection of irresistible harmonies delivered with a conveyance of unshakeable zest; the creators sounding unfalteringly immersed and united in their music.

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5

Jillian Kay

Dead Flowers from the EP Dead Flowers Self Released (June 2015)

Wonderfully distinctive and erratic, Dead Flowers is a fiercely raw and heart-wrenchingly fragile outpouring of the lurking thoughts and feelings that disturb normality; Jillian Kay, at times, just daring the world to ignore the words that her delivery suggests she simply must release.

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6

Aisha Badru

Navy Blues from the EP Vacancy Self Released (February 2015)

A collection that mesmerises with its copious and laudable levels of vulnerability, Vacancy hints strongly at a longing that Aisha Badru’s soft, exquisite vocals and delicate, carefully constructed songs could not be better suited to expressing.

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7

Rosie Caldecott

Tremors from the album Inside Out Self Released (July 2015)

Combining bravely progressive structures with unapologetically poetic folk sensibilities, Inside Out is refined and elaborate; Rosie Caldecott’s charming voice and wise, earnest delivery leaving one more than happy to be lost within the labyrinthian intricacies of a splendid debut effort.

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8

Jessica Flamand

Will Love Grow? from the EP The Lost Years Self Released (Dec 2014)

A graceful yet resolute folk record with its heart and soul residing in a century of yore, The Lost Years showcases an unconditioned capacity for communicating the nuances of emotion; Jessica Flamand’s enamouring voice and proficient storytelling capturing her nothing short of undivided attention.

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9

Blackbird Peregrine

Carry The Torch from the EP Dreams Can Fly Self Released (March 2015)

Enveloped by a dense, inescapable atmosphere, Blackbird Peregrine's Dreams Can Fly occasionally stirs but mostly simmers, placing tales of immaculately and plaintively communicated loss – told with such manifest and honestly as to draw absolute admiration – alongside more celebratory notes that embrace the heavy ambience and natural mystique the duo's sound exemplifies.

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10

Alanna Eileen

Mirror and the Mime from the EP Absence Self Released (January 2015)

A melancholic but wonderful reminder of what it is to truly feel something important, Alanna Eileen’s Absence is an intensely emotional debut of haunting lucidity and ghostly, affecting beauty.

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11

Tanner Swift (Jvdas)

Wait from the EP I'm Losing Friends Self Released (May 2015)

Tanner Swift’s debut effort is a sincere and relatable admittance of the inner-turmoil caused by the past wrongs and hurt that can shape one’s present, yet for all the mistakes and let-downs it details, I’m Losing Friends ultimately comes through as a redemptive effort; one intent on birthing something better for the future.

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