Kaarlo Stauffer
One Quart Magazine Weekly Playlist #37
Austra – I Love You More Than You Love Yourself
Selected by Maarit Laitinen
Hurray For The Riff Raff – Hungry Ghost
I only just discovered Alynda Segarra AKA Hurray For The Riff Raff and I am in love. This song is from her fresh new album The Navigator – a concept album about gentrification. Astrid Swan
Hurray For The Riff Raff – Pa’lante
This song is my favorite song in 2017 so far by a mile. Astrid Swan
Perfume Genius – Slip Away
Selected by Maarit Laitinen
Liima – Amerika
I’m looking forward to their gig this week. Maarit Laitinen
a concept album about gentrification
Kaarlo Stauffer
Brala moma ruja cvete – muz.St Mutafchiev, BWVFE TCVETNITCA
This resonates with me in happiness and sorrow. Emmi Kujanpää
Aleks Xhelili – Vallja e dados
Such lively and emotional clarinet playing in this Albanian song. Emmi Kujanpää
Ty Segall – Black Magick
Ty Segall is just amazing. Heidi Soikkeli
Tennis – My Emotions Are Blinding
I loved the 2012 album Young & Old, after that I kind of forgot the band. This new single makes me dream of summer. Heidi Soikkeli
James Blake – My Willing Heart
James Blake is always great. On top of that this video is such a beauty. Heidi Soikkeli
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit – Hope The High Road
Five years ago Jason Isbell was in the gutter with a free falling career. Two excellent post-rehab album later turned things around and now Isbell is one of the most respected Americana artist. This is the advance from his new rocking and rolling album, out in June. Eduardo Alonso
Old 97’s feat. Brandi Carlile – Good With God
One of my favourite rock albums this year so far. Witty lyrics and cowpunk lick. Eduardo Alonso
Five years ago Jason Isbell was in the gutter with a free falling career.
Kaarlo Stauffer
Spoon – Hot Thoughts
Selected by Astrid Swan
Future – Use Me
Talking about modern music, I wasn’t very impressed by Drake‘s More Life. Wherein that self-described “playlist” felt predictable and kind of boring, Future’s 2017 started with two great Billboard-topping albums, full of creative elements and unique beauty. This cut is from the soothing, mellow HNDRXX -album. Petri Poutiainen
Migos – What The Price
Migos is also one of the finest examples of how wonderfull music in 2017 is. Such inventiveness, history in the making. Petri Poutiainen
Ghost World – Good Riddance
This song goes great with the spring. Love the hooks, the sound, the vocals. There are so much great acts in the finnish music scene right now, and Ghost World surely is one of the finest. Petri Poutiainen
Power Trip – Executioner’s Tax (Swing of the Axe)
About a month ago I realized I was way too out of shape and started going to the gym, mostly running. Looking for new music to run to, I came across this record. Running or not – it kicks ass. Paltsa-Kai Salama
I wasn’t very impressed by Drake‘s More Life. Wherein that self-described “playlist” felt predictable and kind of boring
This week’s playlist selected by Maarit Laitinen, Astrid Swan, Emmi Kujanpää, Heidi Soikkeli, Eduardo Alonso, Petri Poutiainen and Paltsa-Kai Salama.
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