greybarrel Oakland, California
greybarrel is the moniker for Gabriel Fuson, a Mainer now based in the Bay Area. First and foremost a vocalist/choir boy, greybarrel is often described as having a "golden voice" that sounds like James Taylor. His influences range from classical and choral music to rock/folk across the decades. As a result, greybarrel's aesthetic is earthy, contemplative, melody-driven music with lush harmony. ... more
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you can reach me here EP
by zephyr
Zephyr's music is alarmingly disarmingly endearing with its simple instrumentation and her warm, welcoming voice & harmonies. Let her music into your ears, and it will sneak into your heart.
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slowvol's album warp-speeds your brain to a Jupiter-orbit-state where life is slow motion, and the view & slower days are perfect for reflection, introspection, and a few longing gazes at home.
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My brother Josh Fuson, in his first release The Supremes: a collection of songs inspired by the 9 justices on the Supreme Court of the United States, weaves clever folk-rooted soundscapes.
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Nina Nastasia & Jeff MacLeod join forces as Jolie Laide, playing noir-y songs that glow soft as moonlight.
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Komm in Bewegung
by Der Frühling
Berlin songwriter and multi-instrumentalist spins krautrock and new wave influences into synthpop gold.
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Genuine Pleasure EP
by Genuine Leather
Effervescent pop without a drop of irony, perfectly geared for fans of the more dance-oriented side of indie music and Tears for Fears.
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