Ghostly Kisses Québec
Ghostly Kisses is the dreamy pop music of singer songwriter Margaux Sauvé.
The name ‘Ghostly
Kisses’ was inspired from reading William Faulkner’s poem
‘Une ballade des dames perdues’ and seemed like the perfect reflection of her ethereal voice.
Listen to 'Heaven, Wait', out now: ghostlykisses.lnk.to/HeavenWaitBC
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This album has the courage to cut you exactly where you most need it, then tenderly look you in the eye while bandaging your still-bleeding wound. I dunno how else to put it. It hurts and I love it.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Heaven, Wait (Joplyn Remix)”
The backing tracks on this album have seen serious improvement since Hatchie's debut, and the tracks have more variety. I'm not sure if there's been much improvement on the vocals, but overall this is a better (and longer!) showing from this artist.
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by Men I Trust
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A truly stunning album that mentally transports you to foggy early morning streets, the pavement wet from recent rains. Dreary, but in a comforting way. Like sitting next to a window during a rainstorm, listening to the drops hit the glass while remaining warm. Never fails to make me feel safe.
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Twenty-Seven EP
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Muna Ileiwat brings an unyieldingly honest perspective to songs that tow the line between soft pop & crisp electronica.
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Canadian singer, cellist, and producer filters sobering reflections on grief through a buoyant, balmy dream-pop lens.
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Leap Year Baby
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Giving The World Away
by Hatchie
supported by 4 fans who also own “Heaven, Wait (Joplyn Remix)”
Hard Rock is my heart, Synthwave is my soul. Keepsake was a great addition to my musical tastes and collection; Now comes... Giving The World Away. By far my favorite track is "Take My Hand." It definitely resonates '80s and one band in particular... The Cure. If only Robert Smith would listen to this; I could only imagine what a collaborative effort between the two would possibly sound like. Bravo Hatchie.
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