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NENE'S BUTLER INDIE TOP 40 - BEST OF INDIE! - 27.Apr.24

Nene's Butler Indie Top 40   1  At The Bottom - Carlos Ucedda   2  Naked Rabbit - Paul Dill   3  The Chosen Few - Me & Melancholy   4  Stranger - Close to Monday   5  Big Time - Rogue FX, Mayah Camara   6  Firenight - Moon and Aries   7  The Elephants - Charles James and the Rise   8  Fourteen Days - Acoustic - Stylusboy   9  Always/Never - Kallai 10  Come to the Night - The Cöln   11  Devenu Deux - Jagas 12  In den Tiefen der Nacht - Luke Tangerine, ROBSON DARKER 13  Iron Eagle - CODE 150 14  Feral Feeling - Modal Split 15  Orange and Gray - S.J. Armstrong 16  2Paradise - My Friend The Chimpanzee 17  Schneeregen - Ines Wurst 18  Little Lovely - Double Triangle Single Edit - Double Triangle, King Crisis 19  Guillotine - Drella 20  In Waves - Lumari 21  Love - Lucy Dreams 22  Trouble - Grant Evans 23  The Time Is Now - John Garrison 24  Card Machine - Cameron Ferguson NEW 25  California - Luke Tangerine, Matthew Mirliani 26  Modern Lies - The Breakdown 27  Antystar - AT-XYA, Jam

Four Albums that Take You on a Journey of Sound, Spirit, and Soul

Four Albums that Take You on a Journey of Sound, Spirit, and Soul

“Apriori” by Belau: A Dreamy and Spiritual Escape from Reality

Join Belau on an emotional journey with their new album Apriori, their third release since 2016. The dreamtronica duo from Budapest blends ethereal lyrics, exotic sounds, and nature echoes to craft a spiritual haven for listeners. Apriori showcases collaborations with artists like Beth Hirsch, Sarah Jay Hawley, Böbe, and Myra Monoka, who lend their voices to the songs. 
The album delves into the themes of self-knowledge, consciousness, and oneness, providing a calm and inspiring space for inner peace. Belau has performed in more than 25 countries and earned awards and recognition from prestigious media outlets and radios. "Apriori" is a continuation of their musical journey that celebrates the infinite power of life.
Favorite songs:
Relief feat. Roni Bar Hadas
Home feat. Mulay
Unimaginable feat. Sarah Jay Hawley

“My Mother’s Lullaby” by Vince Chinaski: A Musical Kaleidoscope of Life and Love

Vince Chinaski is a musical chameleon, adapting and transforming his style and sound according to his vision. He released his debut album after a series of acclaimed singles, revealing his original and unique musical identity. He is a wizard of sound and word, conjuring his own sonic and lyrical world. Change is the heartbeat of life, and "My Mother’s Lullaby" is the soundtrack of its journey. 
The album takes you on a ride through the highs and lows, the joys and sorrows, the twists and turns of living. But it also reminds you of the anchor that keeps you steady: the love and compassion in your core. The album is a musical kaleidoscope, mixing and matching different genres and influences: Indie-Folk, Alternative, Cinematic, Chamber-Pop, or Art-Rock. 

Favorite songs:
Beyond the docks
45 Roses
She comes in colours

“Cavalier Solaire” by St Franck: A Sonic Odyssey through Time and Space

Electro-pop artist, St Franck takes you on a sonic odyssey through time and space. In his studio in Bordeaux, he creates his own sound, inspired by musical masterpieces from different eras, such as Tame Impala Currents, Daft Punk Discovery and more. He has teamed up with Nick Brine, the renowned sound engineer of Oasis, and collaborated with indie bands in East London. 
His debut album “Cavalier Solaire” is a 12-track journey through the theme of change and how to adapt to it. The songs are opulent and diverse, the arrangements professional. The album invites you to discover and escape, to find yourself and your dreams, to face the world and your inner demons and to keep dreaming.
Favorite songs:
Am Gone
Stranded on Neverland
Wings across the Sea

“Keg” by Pearse McGloughlin: A Passionate Ride of Emotions, Thoughts, and Stories

With “Keg”, Pearse invites us to join him in his passionate ride of emotions, thoughts, and stories. He opens his heart and soul to us, and lets us experience his joys and sorrows, his hopes and fears, his struggles and triumphs. He connects with us through themes that are universal and timeless, such as love, loss, grief, hope, and healing. He also reflects on the world and the human condition, as he draws inspiration from the past and the present. Pearse McGloughlin has given a musical masterpiece a word to sum up his art: “Keg”.
Favorite songs:
Six
Carefree
South Star

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