It has been forever since I've
reminded you people to check out my posts over at Austin Sound, but today
(and maybe only today considering how awful I am mentioning it) I really
want you to go there and listen to
Dan Dyer.
The guy's really got a hell of a voice that you need to hear. Plus, if
you haven't already, you can see the snazzy new design. As for your
entertainment on this site, there is a new single from Pelle Carlberg to be
had! I've written about the pop artist a few times since SOTO was
created, and since I think he is one of the best in a crowded genre I'm
sure I'll keep rambling about him until the end of the internet.
Labrador will be delivering Pelle's latest glorious collection of
catchiness, The Lilac Time, on August 27. Enjoy.
:Pelle
Carlberg - 1983 (Pelle And Sebastian):
In addition to making music that I can't help but
incessantly tap my foot and sing-a-long with, Pelle has a
wonderful knack for writing lyrics that play out exactly
like the stories your friends would share with you. He
has nagged someone who didn't like him in Go To Hell,
Miss Rydell, he has confessed affection for the
non-perfect in I Love You, You Imbecile and now in
this gem he speaks on the trials of growing up. If
only all indie pop could be this engaging.
I don't post
many songs multiple times, but the aforementioned I Love
You, You Imbecile is so good that I can't help but
repeatedly mention it. Here's the relatively simple
video that was made for it.
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