Talsounds / Love Sick
Album: | Love Sick | Collection: | General | |
Artist: | Talsounds | Added: | Jul 2017 | |
Label: | Ba Da Bing |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2017-07-20 | Pull Date: | 2017-09-21 |
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Week Ending: | Sep 24 | Sep 17 | Sep 3 | Aug 27 | Aug 20 | Aug 13 | Aug 6 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Sep 20, 2017: | The Fuzz Deli
Disgrace |
4. | Aug 24, 2017: | moodswings
My Side My Sign |
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2. | Sep 16, 2017: | Old Fart at Play
Grace |
5. | Aug 19, 2017: | moodswings
See Through |
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3. | Sep 02, 2017: | Narnia
Stories |
6. | Aug 19, 2017: | Narnia
I Saw The Way |
Album Review
DJ Aporia
Reviewed 2017-07-18
Reviewed 2017-07-18
Ambient pop solo project of Natalie Chami of Ontario, who also plays in a number of experimental groups. Here she uses loops of analog synth, voice, and choral harmonies to make hazy, hypnotizing ambient soundscapes that veer on catchy. Highly recommended!
Related: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Sarah Davachi, new Laurel Halo on A-file, Julia Holter
Favorites: 1, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12
1. (3:38) ** I Saw the Way—Dreamy swirling voice, synths.
2. (5:47) Grace—Slow, languid, hazy drones and voice.
3. (3:13) Disgrace—Buzzy synth, slow disjunct beats. Indistinct breathy voice.
4. (2:49) ** See Through—Calm, misty ambient pop. Natural synth sounds. Super Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith.
5. (3:14) I Can’t Sleep—Slow, stark arrangement, mostly just raw echoing voice and eerie drones/keys/horns. Reminds me of Julia Holter’s early recordings.
6. (3:14) * 11:11—Soaring, operatic voice and foggy noise.
7. (3:41) Home—Pensive synths, slow hazy altered voice. “Where is home”
8. (4:08) * Crossing Lines—Drifting infinite loops of synth, voice. Gets into an aquatic synth pattern about midway.
9. (3:12) * You’re Trying to Drive—Insistent looped synth, ascending noise, vocal loops.
10. (4:38) ** My Side My Sign—Glowing ambient noise, dubby beat. Sweet, swaying pop.
11. (2:45) Oceans Passed—Radiant underwater ceremony.
12. (3:19) ** Stories—Stacked ominous ambient, layers of enchanting voices trying to tell a story. Really cool track
Related: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Sarah Davachi, new Laurel Halo on A-file, Julia Holter
Favorites: 1, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12
1. (3:38) ** I Saw the Way—Dreamy swirling voice, synths.
2. (5:47) Grace—Slow, languid, hazy drones and voice.
3. (3:13) Disgrace—Buzzy synth, slow disjunct beats. Indistinct breathy voice.
4. (2:49) ** See Through—Calm, misty ambient pop. Natural synth sounds. Super Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith.
5. (3:14) I Can’t Sleep—Slow, stark arrangement, mostly just raw echoing voice and eerie drones/keys/horns. Reminds me of Julia Holter’s early recordings.
6. (3:14) * 11:11—Soaring, operatic voice and foggy noise.
7. (3:41) Home—Pensive synths, slow hazy altered voice. “Where is home”
8. (4:08) * Crossing Lines—Drifting infinite loops of synth, voice. Gets into an aquatic synth pattern about midway.
9. (3:12) * You’re Trying to Drive—Insistent looped synth, ascending noise, vocal loops.
10. (4:38) ** My Side My Sign—Glowing ambient noise, dubby beat. Sweet, swaying pop.
11. (2:45) Oceans Passed—Radiant underwater ceremony.
12. (3:19) ** Stories—Stacked ominous ambient, layers of enchanting voices trying to tell a story. Really cool track
Track Listing
1. | I Saw The Way | 7. | Home | |||
2. | Grace | 8. | Crossing Lines | |||
3. | Disgrace | 9. | You're Trying To Drive | |||
4. | See Through | 10. | My Side My Sign | |||
5. | I Can't Sleep | 11. | Oceans Passed | |||
6. | 11:11 | 12. | Stories |