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Beautiful New Lens Mozer Tune

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There’s something in my brain that immediately lumped this new Lens Mozer track in the pile of music where I keep similar acts like Beach House. It’s that place full of escapism and wistful thoughts; a place I often go for solace. You’ll hear the slow rolling groove, or rather feel it, from the instant the song comes through your speakers. There’s a little bit more clarity in the vocals here, so the emotional pull is more direct and less dreamy, though that’s not changing how much I’m enjoying this being on all day. The debut album Don’t Stop will drop via Plastic Jurassic on January 25th.

Lens Mozer Makes Pop Music for All of Us

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You ever turn on a song, and immediately you want to call up your pal and ask them to turn on the same track? I bet if you listen to this new Lens Mozer you’ll probably think the same thing; you better get your phone out to text them before you press play below. There’s just something about it, something that makes you feel like you’re cruising down some coastal highway with your hair flying behind you in the wind, no worries on your mind and a huge grin across your face. We’ve all been looking for that type of song forever, and now we’ve got it. You’ll find this tune on Don’t Stop, which drops in January via Plastic Jurassic.

Slow Jam from Benjamin Jones

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Slow jams are where it’s at, especially as the weather calms and we move into the Winter. Today, this Benjamin Jones tune is really doing it for me, especially with the mellow opening moments, coating the drums and piano in Jones delicate voice. Through the track’s progression, the percussive elements pick up, though the song’s mood never really seems to deviate from the calm. This little number is going to be on a limited 7″ that’s being released via Plastic Jurassic on November 1st…but for now sit back and let the vibes wash over you.

CC Mose Delivers Folk Beauty

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unnamed (12)Many of you probably know I have a soft spot for indiesinger songwriters who craft heartfelt and mesmerizing tunes. Chris Robbins is another artist who creates just such tunes under his moniker CC Mose. This single “A Sad Song” blends some of my favorite artists of the genre like JBM, A.A. Bondy, or even Horse Feathers. It’s a truly memorable track.

CC Mose will drop Beat Me on August 19th via Plastic Jurassic.

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