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Fine - Coasting
Various Small FlamesFollow “Eve Essex – Room with a View The Fabulous Truth, the new album from Brooklyn‘s Eve Essex forthcoming via Soap…” yesterday →
RiTchie - Dizzy (feat. Aminé)
Passion of the WeissFollow “Image via Patrick Driscoll Show your love of the game by subscribing to Passion of the Weiss on Patreon so…” last week →
JW Francis - Pretending
GobsmagFollow “Een paar jaar geleden deelden we twee liedjes van JW Francis. En we zijn hem natuurlijk blijven volgen. Nieuwste liedje…” 2 days ago →
Yazmin Lacey - Bad Company
The Vinyl FactoryFollow “Welcome in the sunny days with a warm blend of soul, dub, jazz and folk. Emerging from Giles Peterson’s Future…” 5 days ago →
Wu-Lu - Daylight Song
Bandcamp DailyFollow “Alternative rock, electronic music, indie psych, and more. Read full story on the Bandcamp Daily.” 4 days ago →
For Smithsonian Magazine, Kellie B. Gormly on the forgotten sisters behind "Happy Birthday to You":
"The surprisingly tangled history of 'Happy Birthday to You'—described by Guinness World Records as the most frequently sung English-language song—begins in 1893, when the Hill sisters co-wrote and published a tune called 'Good Morning to All.'"
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