Song of the Day: “À tout à l’heure” by Bibio

https://www.mreavoice.org/jl92si6zk21 Justin posted this to LMB a week or two back, so I’m playing a little catch-up game here, but I’m really diggin’ the vibe on this track. It’s kind of made for a nice, sunny spring day. Check it out:

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https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/qrmnqs3c There are some similarities to Tycho‘s mellow, feel-good electro, but with the added element of the vocals hitting on a catchy melody. I also really like the guitar track as the main thematic hook, and it’s all held together nicely with that thick bass guitar laying down the foundation. Good stuff.

Tramadol Online Cod Overnight As always, I suggest going direct to the source on this one.

Song of the Day: “Confidence” by the Dodos

Order Tramadol Canada I was psyched to see that the Dodos have some new tunes coming out. This is a bit of a slow creeper, but it really picks up towards the end.

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https://geolatinas.org/p9zpckebvrw For a band that used to mainly be an acoustic guitar and drums duo, this gets pretty damn riff-tastic. Kind of bummed we gotta wait until August for the full record to come out, but I’ll definitely be grabbin’ a copy and you should too.

codeblog: JSON, JSON, Jason

https://www.yolascafe.com/z8ubyzvm Last week, I walked through a bit of a tutorial on how to use data feeds to populate and repeat blocks of html content in html emails for Sailthru’s personalization service.

https://www.marineetstamp.com/trmjnvhvp4 This past week was all about digging further into JSON feeds and more specific data sets that can be passed into Sailthru’s system via APIs. Continue Reading…

Song of the Day: “Wakin’ on a Pretty Day” by Kurt Vile

see url Really been digging this new Kurt Vile record….

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https://onlineconferenceformusictherapy.com/2025/02/22/3858eoq As far as overall sound and vibe, I still think my original tweet was pretty accurate:

https://danivoiceovers.com/6n7tp5srt  

(go here for a bit more info on that Sus2 chord I mentioned)

Of course, like any solid album, this one takes a few listens to really grow on ya. I highly recommend picking up a copy.