This song is so awesome and jamtastic, it brought me back to this blog and made me post it.
This song is so awesome and jamtastic, it brought me back to this blog and made me post it.
I am doing my first post in awhile with a jam from Lincoln Durham. His name is Lincoln and he wears suspenders, how is he not awesome?
Duck Sauce will make you always get up dance. With their new song “It’s You”, you will do this – http://fifthperiodlunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/fat-guy-dance.gif
Vacationer has very laidback rhythms and with this song, it will insure that you are feeling good as new!
Here is a little bit of magic for your Monday morning. If you wish you were in Paris with this Providence-based synth-pop group put your hands up!
That sexy man in the tub in the video is Dent May, a native of Jackson, MIssissippi and the singer of today’s afternoon tune. Dent is the ultimate indie musician with his Lennon-like glasses, released LPs, and funky fashion. Enjoy!
The afternoon tune for today is for all you lovers out there:
“Well you only need the light when it’s burning low
Only miss the sun when it starts to snow
Only know you love her when you let her go”
Fronted by British folk-rock singer-songwriter, Mike Rosenberg, Passenger’s most successful single “Let Her Go” topped the charts in 16 countries. Unfortunately, the band broke up in 2009. If you feel like being nostalgic, moody, or just plain brokenhearted today, this song is for you.
We needed to take a little break from the awesome indie music we normally post and do a throw back to 1968 with Dusty Springfield’s groovy tune “Son of a Preacher Man.” The rights to cover the song was originally offered to Aretha Franklin who turned it down. Too bad as this was a huge hit in both the UK and America! Wednesday is Hump Day so turn it up, lean back, start snapping your fingers, and revel in the fact that the work week is halfway over!
Hopefully these guys will never feel better because we love the music they are putting out. This is an easy song to work to, chill to, or play on the boombox on your shoulder as you strut down the sidewalk.