Music
If I owed you a thousand dollars…
would you still be my friend?
The opening line of Someone Like That by Deblois (pronounced by saying all the letters, it rhymes with "choice" or "rolls royce"). A rhythmic, mellow natural sound that just seems to melt through the air.
Deblois says of herself:
She plays acoustic roots music; soulful original tunes with an eye for the universal and is backed by the wonderfully funky Big House Band.
This description really doesn’t do her justice. Last time I felt this good about discovering new music was a few years ago when I had the good fortune to stumble across Amos Lee playing live. I bought the album he was selling at the show and have listened to it over and over.
I get the same feeling I got from that album listening to Leviathan.
So, where did I find Deblois? Last.fm? A close friend? Nope. Luis Villa. Deblois is Luis Villa’s sister.
On a lighter note…
I had the great fortune of being reminded of Nizlopi today. I’ve got the album already, I’ve had a while and it’s brilliant.
They’re just releasing their first single and you must buy it! Why? because it’s brilliant. A wonderful blend of sounds and memories; that’s why the album’s called “Half these songs are about you…”
Anyway, the single’s called JCB and can be found, along with the amazing video for it, at http://www.jcbsong.co.uk/.
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