SummersRadio™ New Music! CANT!

SummersRadio™ New Music! CANT - 'Believe' Seattle's Chris Taylor is the bassist for Brooklyn's indie folk band Grizzly Bear - and he's set to release his debut solo album next month! He records his solo work under the name CANT (in caps) - his first album is called 'Dreams Come True' and will be released on September 13th on the Warp Records label.

Chris Taylor is also a producer - besides producing a couple of Grizzly Bear releases, he also produced TV On The Radio's 'Return To Cookie Mountain' album, and last year's brilliant 'Big Echo' by The Morning Benders. Indeed it's the spacey dreamlike production on this song that quickly won me over - this is CANT's new single called 'Believe'...Enjoy! 

Cant - Believe

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SummersRadio™ New Remix/ Cover! The Morning Benders!

SummersRadio™ New Remix/ Cover! The Morning Benders - 'Mason Jar' (Twin Sister Remix) I previously posted the brilliant 'Golden Filter Remix' of The Morning Benders track 'Excuses' - the original versions of both of these great songs can be found on their second album called 'Big Echo' which was released in March on the Rough Trade label. This is the new 'Twin Sister' remix of 'Mason Jar' which is actually more of a cover featuring new vocals from Twin Sister. It's quite the radical transformation from the original - and came about as a result of the two bands recent tour together... Enjoy!



The Morning Benders - Mason Jar (Twin Sister Remix) by happypocket

SummersRadio™ New Remix! The Morning Benders!

SummersRadio™ New Remix! The Morning Benders - 'Excuses' (The Golden Filter Remix) The Morning Benders are an indie rock band from Berkley that are now based in New York. They released their second album entitled 'Big Echo' in March. This song has gained exposure through use in two tv commercials - for Sony '3d' tv's and Reese's peanut butter cups!

The Golden Filter are also from New York and they cite Saint Etienne and Pink Floyd as influences on their sound - clearly I need to hear more of their stuff! I really like this remix - they take the shuffling do-wop of the original and gradually transform it into a gloriously spacey number that weaves in and out of New Order territory... Enjoy!