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Saturday, December 5, 2009

MUSIC FROM THE SHOW: Grey's Anatomy Season 4



As promised, here is the official soundtrack of the 4th season of Grey's Anatomy. Other than Grey's Anatomy, other hit shows like Gossip Girl, Chuck, Fringe, Glee, Dollhouse, One Tree Hill, Ugly Betty, House and many more. You've got to give a hand to the music supervisors of these shows for their success. The music is not perfect, but it's certainly entertaining. The show goes mostly for indie favorites like The National, Ingrid Michaelson, The Gossip, Tegan and Sara, The Bird and the Bee, Bon Iver, Feist, Goldfrapp, Rilo Kiley, Frightened Rabbit, The Republic Tigers, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and more. Enjoy!

You can also check out the 3rd season here: Season 3
(I'm working on the individual mp3s. For those which don't have their own links yet, I hope you can bear with the .ZIP files.)

DOWNLOAD: PART 1

:: Adele - Hometown Glory
:: Alaska In Winter - Your Red Dress
:: Amy Obenski - Carousel
:: Ben Lee - What Would Jay-Z Do
:: Ben's Brother - Let Me Out
:: Beth Orton - Carmella
:: Blonde Redhead - 23
:: Bon Iver - The Wolves (Act I and II)
:: Bryn Christopher - The Quest
:: Buddy - Say A Lot
:: Caedmon's Call - Ten Thousand Angels
:: Calahan - Pouring On The Gasoline
:: Cary Brothers - The Last One
:: Chris Garneau - Black & Blue
:: Chris Garneau - Castle-Time

More Inside ->



DOWNLOAD: PART 2

:: Coldplay - Death And All His Friends
:: Correatown - All The World (I Tell Myself)
:: Derek Webb - Name
:: Duffy - Mercy
:: Electrocute - Uh-Oh
:: Feist - My Moon My Man
:: Frightened Rabbit - Good Arms Vs. Bad Arms
:: Goldfrapp - Some People
:: Gomez - Moon And Sun
:: Greenskeepers - Money
:: Greg Laswell - What A Day
:: I'm From Barcelona - Oversleeping
:: Ida Maria - Keep Me Warm
:: Imani Coppola - Raindrops From The Sun
:: Ingrid Michaelson - Giving Up

DOWNLOAD: PART 3

:: Jamie Lidell - Little Bit Of Feel Good
:: Jay Clifford - Know When To Walk Away
:: Joe Henry - God Only Knows
:: Joe Purdy - San Jose
:: John Legend - Sun Comes Up
:: Johnny Nash - I Can See Clearly Now
:: Jon Foreman - The Cure For Pain
:: Joshua Radin - Sky
:: Katalyst - Say What You Feel
:: Kate Nash - Merry Happy
:: Katie Herzig - Fool's Gold
:: Katie Herzig - Sweeter Than This
:: Kendall Payne - I Will Show You Love
:: Kim Richey - The Absence Of Your Company
:: Laura Izibor - From My Heart To Yours

DOWNLOAD: PART 4

:: Lifehouse - Broken
:: Lily Allen - Knock 'Em Out
:: Lykke Li - I'm Good I'm Gone
:: Meaghan Smith - 5 More Minutes
:: Meiko - Hawaii
:: Meiko - Reasons To Love You
:: Miss Li - Don't Try To Fool Me
:: Missy Higgins - Where I Stood
:: Natalie Walker - Circles
:: Neverending White Lights - Distance
:: New Buffalo - Cheer Me Up Thank You
:: Northern State - Better Already
:: Northern State - Iluvitwhenya
:: Patty Griffin - Up To The Mountain
:: Prince Fatty - Milk And Honey

DOWNLOAD: PART 5

:: Priscilla Ahn - Dream
:: Priscilla Ahn - Rain
:: Rilo Kiley - Breakin' Up
:: Roisin Murphy - Movie Star
:: Sandra Oh & Chyler Leigh - Like A Virgin
:: Santogold - Creator
:: Sara Melson - Feel It Coming
:: Soulsavers - Revival
:: Sugar - Walking Away
:: Taken By Trees - Only Yesterday
:: Tegan And Sara - Call It Off
:: The Bird And The Bee - Polite Dance Song
:: The Bravery - The Ocean
:: The Cake Sale - Some Surprise
:: The Cinematic Orchestra - To Build A Home

DOWNLOAD: PART 6

:: The Gossip - Listen Up
:: The Magic Numbers - Let Somebody In
:: The National - About Today
:: The Perishers - Best Friends
:: The Perishers - Come Out Of The Shade
:: The Perishers - Get Well Soon
:: The Puppini Sisters - Walk Like An Egyptian
:: The Rentals - Little Bit Of You In Everything
:: The Republic Tigers - Buildings And Mountains
:: The Rosewood Thieves - Heavy Eyes
:: The Submarines - Brightest Hour
:: Trolle Siebenhaar - The Yard
:: Vampire Weekend - Mansford Roof
:: Watermark - Made For You
:: Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Rockers To Swallow

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Wednesday, October 15, 2008

NEW ALBUM: Ingrid Michaelson - Be Ok



I was actually partial to Ingrid Michaelson's new album. After one of my friends introduced her music to me, it was inevitable that I'd like her music. Her absence in music scene was eminent with the arrival of fold-pop singers like Sara Bareilles and Meiko didn't help either.

Her Chain track (listen to it here) was pretty good, compared to her title track, Be Ok. Despite Be Ok's finger-snapping beat, the rest of her tracks are fit for kindergarteners ("I can do anything I want to/I can be anything that I see," on "Lady in Spain"). I wish her second album was a lot better than what it is now.

But hey, listen to it here so that you can get a good review of her track. Go here


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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Upcoming Female Songwriters





The New Wave
INGRID MICHAELSON
Where You've Heard Her The Staten Islander's songs first gained attention on no fewer than four episodes of Grey's Anatomy. More recently, her single ''The Way I Am'' popped up in an Old Navy TV ad.
For Fans of The Sundays' Harriet Wheeler. A deft mistress of quirk folk, Michaelson, 28, looks like Lisa Loeb (mahogany locks, librarian eyeglasses) but sings with the summery charm of her English indie-pop redecessor. Her independently released second album, Girls and Boys (out now), is a grassroots phenomenon that's climbed from obscurity into the upper echelons of iTunes.
Best Track ''The Way I Am'' (myspace.com/ingridmichaelson)
JAYMAY
Where You've Heard Her After trolling NYC's anti-folk scene, Jamie Seerman, 27, made some noise the new-fashioned way: on iTunes' Indie Spotlight in May '06. KCRW's Nic Harcourt came calling two months later, airing her song ''Sea Green, See Blue'' on the esteemed Santa Monica station's Today's Top Tune podcast. Seerman, who recently opened for Bright Eyes, will put out her first full-length, Autumn Fallin', on March 11.
For Fans of Hyperliterate lyricists Bob Dylan, Regina Spektor, and Nellie McKay. Autumn weaves through a love affair that goes cold as the winter chill seeps in. Just don't expect seasonal affective disorder: The guitar- and strings-laden disc begins and ends on notes of hope.
Best Track ''Gray or Blue'' (myspace.com/jaymay)
LAURA MARLING
Where You've Heard Her Unless you're British — and subjected to the white-noise whoosh of the Blighty hype machine — it's doubtful Marling is on your radar. That should change when Alas, I Cannot Swim, her first CD, hits the U.S. this spring.
For Fans of Fiona Apple, Beth Orton, and Vashti Bunyan. Marling, 18, is a precocious baby sister to all of the above. An ethereal platinum blonde who's both thoughtful and mournful, she's an old, haunted soul in a teenager's body.
Best Track ''My Manic and I'' (myspace.com/lauramarling)
YAEL NAIM
Where You've Heard Her Raised in Israel, Naim, 30, struck gold this year when Apple chose her track ''New Soul'' for its MacBook Air laptop commercial. Her ditty — almost as fun and weightless as the chic piece of hardware it's selling — has racked up more than 700,000 MySpace plays to date.
For Fans of Feist. Naim's self-titled American debut (dropping March 18) shows off her high, quavering voice and gift for piano-based melody. Singing original compositions in French, Hebrew, and English, she echoes her fellow Apple chanteuse — except on an acoustic cover of ''Toxic,'' which finds Naim aiming instead for a mopey-Britney vibe.
Best Track ''New Soul'' (myspace.com/yaelnaim)
MISSY HIGGINS
Where You've Heard Her Where haven't you heard her? Higgins' music has been used on Grey's, One Tree Hill, Days of Our Lives, and Lipstick Jungle.
For Fans of Alanis Morissette lite. Already a huge success Down Under, the 24-year-old Higgins limns the strummy coffeehouse pop-rock of many American artists but adds a fierce Aussie edge. Hear her husky vocals showcased in her second release, On a Clear Night (out now).
Best Track ''Where I Stood'' (myspace.com/missyhiggins)
MARIE DIGBY
Where You've Heard Her A live clip showing the 24-year-old L.A. native playing a laid-back cover of Rihanna's ''Umbrella'' became a YouTube smash last May, garnering more than 5 million views. From there, Digby's tunes could be heard all over the prime-time spectrum, with spots on The Hills and Smallville.
For Fans of Vanessa Carlton. On her April 8 debut, Unfold, Digby serves up some midtempo pop-rock love songs of her own, backed by an anonymous, slick band. Rest assured, there's also a polished studio take on that ''Umbrella'' cover.
Best Track ''Say It Again'' (myspace.com/mariedigby)
KATE VOEGELE
Where You've Heard Her A year ago, Voegele, now 21, signed to MySpace Records, but she really broke out after guest-starring on One Tree Hill this season, playing the shy singer Mia — who just happens to croon Voegele's compositions, such as ''Only Fooling Myself.''
For Fans of The Wreckers and Evanescence's Amy Lee. Voegele's first and current release, Don't Look Away, offers a little something for everyone: piano-based female-empowerment ballads, acoustic numbers, plus a few rocking cuts.
Best Track ''No Good'' (myspace.com/katevoegele)
DAWN LANDES
Where You've Heard Her You've likely encountered this 27-year-old's work...as a recording engineer. Landes' day job has paired her with musicians as diverse as Ryan Adams and Philip Glass.
For Fans of Woody Guthrie, Suzanne Vega, and Michelle Shocked. The Kentucky-bred New Yorker — whose U.S. debut, Fireproof, arrives March 4 — specializes in pretty, meandering numbers infused with a back-porch aesthetic and storytelling smarts. A live favorite? Landes' bluegrass riff on Peter Bjorn and John's ''Young Folks.''
Best Track ''Bodyguard'' (myspace.com/dawnlandes)
KATE WALSH
Where You've Heard Her No, she's not the actress formerly of Grey's Anatomy. But the Englishwoman's yearning ballad ''Your Song,'' off her second album, Tim's House, was featured on Grey's. The disc, now available, even beat out offerings from Arcade Fire and Amy Winehouse to top the U.K. iTunes album chart last year.
For Fans of Dido and Joni Mitchell. The songstress, 25, marries whispery vocals with sweet musings on love and loss — all over acoustic guitar and violin. House teems with clean, no-frills cuts thanks to producer Tim Bidwell's homespun recording studio: his bedroom (hence the album's title).
Best Track ''Don't Break My Heart'' (myspace.com/katewalsh)




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