Brisbane trio Landings has hooked me with the track “My Bones“. The song was mixed by producer Jean Paul Fung (Silverchair, Birds Of Tokyo) and has a big indie pop sound layered in electro, a big beat, and mesmerizing melodies. The video for the song will have a March release and will be filmed in various locations including Czech Republic, Germany and Iceland. Liam Quinn notes, “My Bones is about moving on, starting anew and avoiding the temptation of a past relationship, influenced by relationships where someone feels trapped and wants to experience more of the World, but becomes too used to the comfort of their situation.”

The band is receiving lots of love from indie blogs and is set to perform Brisbane’s 2high Festival.
zac@viceroyalty.com.au, landingsbrisbane@gmail.com

Kings favorite Zara Kershaw is back with a new song release titled “Landslides”. It will get stuck in your head with a first listen with its haunting melody and slick electro production. Zara has seen early signs of success with the most recent collaboration with Hospital Records producer Etherwood on the single ‘Souvenirs‘, which landed on #9 on the iTunes Electronic Chart and spins from KISS FM and XFM.

Kershaw notes, “We recorded the drums and keys at a studio in South East London, but the majority of Landslides was made at home in Brighton, where I wrote the whole song on piano first. I worked alone on producing the track for months and months, playing with percussive elements and synths before getting anyone else involved. It was my baby that I kept to myself, whilst I figured out what the song needed to be. Then eventually I called some friends in to help me record it. There are so many songs out there about wanting and loving another person. Landslides experiments with the heaviness and the electricity that comes with someone you know wanting you instead. It also deals with the realisation that this person has now become both the problem and the cure for you too.”

I’m convinced Z. Kershaw will make splash in 2016.
contact@zarakershaw.co.uk

Billy Joel invites Jimmy Fallon to perform the Rolling Stone song “Start Me Up” at NYC’s Madison Square Garden on Jan. 7, 2016. Fallon nailed the Mick Jagger moves.

David Bowie was not just a musician, artist, & fashion icon, but he was a visionary. He accurately predicted the impact of the internet.

He embraces the de-mystificaiton process between the artist and the audience and he is unable to picture the future we’re already living in, just 15 years later. “What the internet is going to do to society, both good and bad, is unimaginable.”

David Bowie was a deep thinker, well studied in his craft that helped him become a prolific pop writer.

Although well known in the UK, I wanted to note that Mystery Jets will release their fifth album ‘Curve Of The Earth‘ on January 15th. The band released the lead-off song ‘Telomere’, a fantastic spacey and atmospheric indie rock track. Blaine Harrison explained he came up with the idea for the song after reading Patti Smith’s book, Just Kids. “There’s this great line in there where she said “the victories and the plights of your ancestors live through you in your blood”. I started thinking about ancestry and I wonder if, all the people who’ve come before you in your bloodline, if part of them does live on in your essence.” The new album will have a release via Caroline International and the album was recorded in east London.
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