The wonderfully unique
voice of Liz Green in that fantastically moody song, Bad Medicine, sounding
like a grounded teenager, devastated because it’s the night everyone from
school is going to the park, the tall guy with a premature beard
finally got served at Tesco and has brought some home brand vodka for everyone and if he were drunk, he may well just have a chance with that girl he likes but who is
several leagues out of his.
Our next single is
the continuation of our hormonal hero’s story, contemned to stay in and angry
at opportunities missed, he turns to music to express just how bloody unfair his
parents are. What would annoy them most he thinks? If I make’s music as loud
and as brash and as brilliant for it like Paw Prints by Tango In The
Attic.
A house funk crossover
track now from Black Diamond Bay, a name taken presumably from the outstanding
Dylan track of the same name. As mentioned, it’s hard to pin down We Are
Lovers, an air of mystery and intrigue which provably gives more weight to the
track than the sum of it’s parts deserves, listen for yourselves.
I’ve gone for
something a bit more mature and sensible as my single of the week to counteract
the angsty start, a beautiful track from Australian singer songwriter Steve
Smyth called Endless Nowdays.
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