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CDCMB share a new EP “Philosopher’s Delight”

CDCMB, the experimental duo hailing from the vibrant city of San Francisco, drops new EP, “Philosopher’s Delight,” and it’s an auditory adventure like no other. The album, a year in the making, showcases the group’s prowess in crafting mesmerizing instrumentals from organic textures and live elements, leaving fans in awe of their musical innovation.

Consisting of 6 tracks and boasting a listening length of 18 minutes and 30 seconds, “Philosopher’s Delight” is an immersive experience that combines dreamy synth textures, straight-forward beats, and kooky sound design. Each track takes listeners on a unique sonic journey, exploring uncharted musical territories with effortless finesse.

The album’s first single, “Cassandra Cain,” sets the tone with its captivating melodies and intricate arrangements. As the journey progresses, listeners are introduced to “Helena Wayne,” a track that weaves an intricate web of emotions through its ethereal soundscapes. Finally, the album concludes with the enigmatic “Forn,” leaving audiences with a lasting impression that lingers long after the music fades.

CDCMB’s live performances have garnered them an ever-growing fan base, and “Philosopher’s Delight” promises to solidify their position as pioneers of experimental music. Their willingness to push the boundaries of traditional genres is evident in every note of this album, making it a must-listen for music enthusiasts seeking something refreshingly unique.

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Stammer Reimagines a Classic with “California Dreamin”

Stammer has a new song called “California Dreamin.” It’s an excellent new take on an ancient song by The Mamas and The Papas. It’s like the original song but with a lot more energy. When you listen to it, you’ll feel excited.

The music starts with loud guitars and drums that make you feel like you’re in a cool place. The beginning of the song is lively and fun, and it matches the old-fashioned words of the song really well. It’s like the sunny beaches of California are calling you to have a good time.

Stammer’s version is special because it mixes strong energy with a beautiful sound. The singing is big and floats over many guitars with a remarkable echo, making you feel like you’re in a different world. When the chorus comes, you’ll want to sing along because it feels familiar but also new and exciting.

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GEORGE BELL Unveils “Blame It on the 90’s” Featuring Fatlip from The Pharcyde

GEORGE BELL released a new single, “Blame It on the 90’s,” featuring Fatlip from The Pharcyde. This song brings back the awesome vibes of 90’s hip-hop while adding a fresh twist that everyone can enjoy, whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the genre.

BELL and Fatlip made the song in a real studio, not just at home, so it has an excellent, polished sound that still feels authentic to the 90’s hip-hop era. The song is a fun way to remember and celebrate the music and culture of that time. With its catchy tunes and clever lyrics, the song captures the spirit of a particular time for many people.

There’s also a cool video for the song made by a talented artist named Elvis. This video adds a visual layer to the song’s nostalgic feel, so it’s not just a song but an all-around experience.

BELL and Fatlip are working together on more music so that we can look forward to more awesome releases in the future. You can already find more of their collaborations on streaming platforms, and there’s another song coming out early next year. GEORGE BELL is on a path of growth and creativity in his music career.

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