Our Favorite Tracks This Week
6 tracks we saved
Hello friends, and welcome to another Songletter edition! It’s time for the "Tracks We Saved" edition..
Here are this week’s finds..
A subscriber recently asked if we’d heard The Chameleons. While we’re familiar with them, this song was a fresh find for us, proof that there are always great tracks waiting to be discovered. Thanks!
“Drenched in opiates and regret, I heard this song once and became besotted by it. It sounds like lost love, past lives, unforgiven mistakes and transgressions.”
- Anthony Bourdain (RIP)
Two Feet’s new release stays in line with his unique style and still delivers a strong punch, blending familiar sounds with fresh energy.
This song was a real treat with soulful vocals, smooth horns, and a voice that eases the mood. Surprised we hadn’t caught it sooner!
Always been a fan of Jadu Heart, yet their newest track takes a dramatic turn in genre. It seems the techno era is upon us. But as always, it's great!
Catchy is an understatement for this track! A subscriber from Brazil dropped it on us on Friday, and now we're suiting up for a full-on treasure hunt into Yin Yin next week.
Curious what the community recommends?
🌎 We're passionate about music discovery, which is why we often post music related questions on Substack Notes. The recommendations from music fans worldwide always blow us away, and we're sure you'll find a new favorite here as well..
🕔 If you’re looking for artists that can power a 4–5 hour listening session without any breaks..
💬 For those who enjoy instrumental music, the community's picks from last week feature some cool tracks.
👤 We're always scanning for unknown bands with great music, and the comments here gave us some excellent albums.
Anthony Bourdain was not wrong. Fact.
Chameleons UK were a highly undervalued ‘80s British dream pop group. A former female penpal of mine introduced me to this band as well as Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Aqualung, Red House Painters, and even Elliot Smith. Thanks for the music recommendations.