Playlist Feb 23 2018
Electric Fence
Stressless
Temple Renegade
Lucid
Burning Table
How did I forget
Feñez
La gente pobre
Saint Nicholas Orchestra (Orkiestra św. Mikołaja)
Pieśń sobótkowa III (live)
Emma Black
Florence
Elizabeth Geyer
Rain falls
Martin van de Vrugt
I don't know where to fly
Brian E. Arsenault
Into the midnight light
Song of the Week
Moscato
Flowers
Ill!noiz
среда (Wednesday)
Son of Theia
Earth children
IdiotHead
Free market music (Bipolar bears remix)
Podcast
Song of the Week
Alternative blues and rock band Moscato from Australia started out as a regular jam session between lyricist Jo and electric guitar player Adrian. Soon after, saxophone player Erin joined, and within 13 weeks they were ready to do their first recordings.
Since 2014 Moscato is a five-piece band, because then bassist Kerin Shaw and vocalist Kristen Anderson joined. Then there was again a change in the band's line-up: Erin left and Kaz joined, accompanying Kristen on vocals. Next to being a singer, Kaz also plays cello, saxophone and keyboard.
Since 2014 Moscato is a five-piece band, because then bassist Kerin Shaw and vocalist Kristen Anderson joined. Then there was again a change in the band's line-up: Erin left and Kaz joined, accompanying Kristen on vocals. Next to being a singer, Kaz also plays cello, saxophone and keyboard.
Charts Feb 23 2018
1
Moscato
Flowers
2
Julie Lamb
Mind flit
3
Charlotte Bridge
Now, now
4
The Village
Voodoo skull
5
Ophelia Syndrome
Foolish
6
Amanda Campbell
Slipping away
6
Andrés&delange
Verdwaald
7
Allside
Moje miasto Szczecin
7
Sparrow
Have faith
7
Weybourne Chester Bingley
Feeling fine on Feenan highway
I enjoyed last week's voting, because the numbers 1 and 2 (a musician from New Zealand and a band from Australia) were often very close. Only in the last hours before the voting was ended, the winner was clear. In about 40 minutes you will hear who won.
Two newcomers to TalentCast: An interesting rock band from the Netherlands, and a folk and country musician from Canada. But first something else: One of my favourite independent bands. They are from Romania. My regular listeners might already guess which band that is.