Music Monday (Biblio – Ambivalence Avenue)
Haven't heard much from Biblio, so I can't push this just yet.
This is the title track from the newest album, Ambivalence Avenue. It has a nice vibe to it, hovering over the cozy border of music you can listen to actively or just keep in the background. It's theme music for real people.
Looking at iTunes, it seems though that the other tracks, move in a fairly different direction though. All things being what they are, Biblio deserves a listen.
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Music Sunday (The Dutchess & The Duke)
I like The Dutchess & The Duke. Listen to them and you might too.
This song is from the album She’s the Dutchess, He’s the Duke
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