Next up is Killola. I tend to spend hours on iTunes viewing little known groups and stumbled across this group among the many. I went to the bands website and found that I could actually download both of their albums for free...how can you turn down a sweet deal like that? They released a single, Cracks in the Armor, at the end of last year that will be on their new album that they're working on/finishing now. This has become one of my favorite songs from this group and I hope that the rest of the record is just as great as this single...hopefully there is more to come from them in the future. Enjoy!
A few summers ago I went to visit my sister in Virginia and her friend introduced me to Ballyhoo. They are very well known in the Baltimore/DC area. As I left to return home I got their cd from the friend and haven't stopped listening from that day on. One of my favorites is Cali Girl. It reminds me a bunch of 311, which always puts me in a summer mood. So I figured since the weather is getting better out and the temps are going up, why not throw in a summer like song. If you get a chance I recommend listening to I Lately Notice and Cerveza, definitely worth the listen.
Last but not least this week is Matt & Kim. I was recently catching up on the acts that performed at Coachella this year and came across this group. I watched the whole live act and still wanted more. I picked up their latest album Grand and immediately fell in love with the first song, Daylight. The catchy piano will keep you intrigued throughout the whole song and make you want to come back for more. It was also featured in a Bacardi commercial. Plus the video is a lot of fun to watch...(you might also know them from their other video, lessons learned, were they strip in the middle of Times Square...surprisingly enough they actually played it on MTV)
Thanks for the Killola song. I recognized the chorus. I'm the music director at WRCT Pittsburgh and have come across a lot of the music that you've posted.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work. Someone's got to slog through all the amazing music the human race is making, right?