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Five For Friday – 25th August 2023

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Subway Rat – ‘Rendezvous’

With a fresh and shimmering array of gems under his belt already, New York-based artist Subway Rat continues the support for his newly released debut LP ‘Stand Clear Of The Closing Doors’ with the bouncing new single ‘Rendezvous’. With its bright and immersive textures perfectly set to his emotive vocals throughout, this new one will have you up and out of your seat in no time.

 

D.White – ‘8 Ball’

After the rousing success of his recent single ‘Feeling Super’ earlier this year, Columbus, Ohio’s D.White is back on the grind once again as he drops the pulsing new belter ‘8 Ball’. With his smooth and breezy flow riding across a progressive production from start to finish, he is quickly cementing himself as a true innovator on the new music scene right now.

 

Muo Duo – ‘Brainwaves’

Having already shown themselves as a bright and adventurous pairing on the alt-pop scene lately, New York’s Muo Duo aren’t slowing down yet as they return with their loveable new single ‘Brainwaves’. With its bright and infectious grooves perfectly elevating their joyous vocals throughout, they are certainly ones to keep a firm eye on for the months ahead.

 

Audrie Powell – ‘Levi Jeans’

After establishing herself with a wealth of warm and immersive delights these last few years, emerging artist Audrie Powell is back for the new year to deliver her heartfelt new single ‘Levi Jeans’. Opting for a more humbled country-inspired direction for her latest outing, she sweeps and swoons her way through this tender new ode.

 

Anastave – ‘Every Night’

After an incredible run of form these last few months, emerging artist Anastave continues the support for her eagerly-awaited sophomore album ‘I Don’t Want You In The Light’ with the atmospheric new outing ‘Every Night’. Bringing back more of that warm and glittering alt-pop aesthetic she is known for, this new offering perfectly encapsulates her progressive ideals these last few months.



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Available to order online (https://www.greatmagazines.co.uk/mojo-the-collectors-series-pink-floyd-deluxe-anthology-edition) and hitting UK stores today is a new publication – MOJO The Collectors’ Series – PINK FLOYD: ECHOES 1965-2021 – Deluxe Anthology Edition (https://www.greatmagazines.co.uk/mojo-the-collectors-series-pink-floyd-deluxe-anthology-edition). In early 2019, Mojo (the highly respected UK music magazine) published a two part look at the Floyd’s history: Echoes 1965-1973 and Echoes 1974-2019. They’ve now taken those two and created a new, 260-page “bookazine” blending both into what they call “one sumptuous Deluxe Anthology Edition”. Printed on premium quality paper and with heavy card covers, ECHOES 1965-2021 sees Mojo’s writers – including biographer Mark Blake (he of the excellent Pigs Might Fly (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/books/pigs-might-fly-the-inside-story-of-pink-floyd-2013-edition-mark.html) biography of the band) – unfold Pink Floyd’s tale with their typical knowledge and passion, beginning with the band’s early years as ’60s psychedelic pioneers fronted by Syd Barrett, before journeying through the triumphs and travails of the iconic Waters-Gilmour-Wright-Mason line-up, revisiting their mid-’80s rebirth and continuing right up to the present day. You’ll find the stories behind each of the group’s albums and their guide to what they consider the greatest tracks, as well as fascinating accounts of Mojo’s exclusive face-to-face encounters with Pink Floyd’s members down the years. It’s available from a number of UK stores, but also available to order online (for worldwide despatch) via the GreatMagazines (https://www.greatmagazines.co.uk/mojo-the-collectors-series-pink-floyd-deluxe-anthology-edition) website.

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Four-part Pink Floyd podcast – The Lost Art Of Conversation

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