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Matisyahu: “Time of Your Song”
You may remember Matisyahu’s 2005 release “Live at Stubb’s” that claimed the #1 Billboard Reggae Album and launched him onto Top 40 radio with the anthem “King Without a Crown.” Now with three critically acclaimed studio albums to his name, Matisyahu decided to bring it back where it all began and record “Live at Stubb’s: Vol II”, out February 1st, 2011. The talented web team over at Oniracom just launched a fantastic Topspin-powered pre-order campaign for this release with five different packages to cater to every type of fan. Check out all the offers here. Are you the type of fan that wants a free download from Matisyahu? We got that too:
AfroFlow: “Warrior’s Rhythm”
AfroFlow consists of founder Mike-E, plus DJ Invisible, singer Kenny Watson, and djembe master Sowande Keita. Their signature style is upbeat hip-hop that’s heavily influenced by African beats through drums, spoken word, and call and response. AfroFlow’s positive message and lively sound have captivated audiences around the world. Fans of Blackalicious will definitely enjoy AfroFlow. Preview and download their track “Warrior’s Rhythm” below:
The Civil Wars: “O Come O Come Emmanuel” + “Tracks in the Snow”
The Civil Wars consists of John Paul White, hailing from Florence, AL and Joy Williams, originally from Santa Cruz, CA, but now residing in East Nashville. The duo’s chance meeting a year and a half ago fueled an immediate songwriting chemistry and creative synergy. Their second show ever, performed at a sold out Eddie’s Attic, was recorded and released as a free digital album. Their full-length debut, entitled Barton Hollow, will be released February 1st, but you can snag a preview here:
Kyle Andrews: “Bombs Away”
Years ago, Kyle Andrews traded Chicago’s bone-chilling winters for Nashville’s constantly flowing spring of music. Ever since, Kyle has been polishing gems unearthed in the cluttered corners of his bedroom studio. His first official album, Amos In Ohio (2006), set the bar for the thinking-person’s indie-pop. His 2009 full-length Real Blasty proved his acoustic-pop sensibilities were just as comfortable in big, electronic-laden club surroundings. Now, with the KANGAROO EP, on Elephant Lady Records, Andrews is returning to his cheery, sunny pop. Listen and download a free track here:
