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She needs to forego working with people she's comfortable with because as much as people want another BTD, she'll never personally be able to make another BTD

I downloaded her EP
 
if you want to avoid subscribing to her mailing list for the link, here's the one that was attached   http://www.mediafire.com/download/gn2nu2onn4q12kc/Kali+Uchis+-+Por+Vida.zip

She needs to forego working with people she's comfortable with because as much as people want another BTD, she'll never personally be able to make another BTD

She needs to forego working with people she's comfortable with because as much as people want another BTD, she'll never personally be able to make another BTD

I downloaded her EP
 
if you want to avoid subscribing to her mailing list for the link, here's the one that was attached   http://www.mediafire.com/download/gn2nu2onn4q12kc/Kali+Uchis+-+Por+Vida.zip

She needs to forego working with people she's comfortable with because as much as people want another BTD, she'll never personally be able to make another BTD

I would love an album produced by Daniel Heath tbh.

listening to some of the stuff on soundcloud now
 
Started with "Lottery" then "Real" and "Know What I Want" and it's nothing spectacular, the harmonies sound tonally off. Her voice just generally needs a tad more polish, instead of dead eyes she suffers from dead voice, I hear no emotion.
 
I'd probably enjoy this if I was stoned

but you like Taylor Swift....she's one of the most benign and uninteresting celebrities in mainstream music

but you like Taylor Swift....she's one of the most benign and uninteresting celebrities in mainstream music

getting this thread some promo because I think @@National Anthem @@Born To Die @ @ @@SitarHero @@comeintomybedroom @@Atom Heart or @@iseeyouupsidedown @@Sucker @@Glorious would like this

Philadelphia electronic pop duo Marian Hill is Jeremy Lloyd (production/songwriting) and Samantha Gongol (vocals/songwriting)
 

 
Citing influences ranging from Cole Porter to Kanye, from Ella Fitzgerald to Drake, while many artists define themselves by the mixture of inspirations they've concocted, Marian Hill go one step further: fusing disparate sources into a compound sound that’s hard to imagine ever having been apart.
 
The pair released their debut EP 'Play' in March 2014
 
One Time is the final single from their EP and is here: 
 
Play is also really good and sounds familiar to me but I can't place why 

I think people feel the way they do because she stopped using her lower register as much as she did in TFJ, it was very unique and she jumped back and forth a lot
 
A lot of what she does is higher and there's not as much variety, so maybe you think she's not showing as much emotion? 
 
people are bemoaning her lyrics right now and acting like she's changed her vocals to appear more commercial when it's pretty clear she's
 
1. made it obvious she doesn't care
2. says she's most proud of how she's grown
3. had a chance at chart success with HTBAH and failed
 
You're entitled to dislike something, but don't make it sound like everything was intentional. 

but you like Taylor Swift....she's one of the most benign and uninteresting celebrities in mainstream music

Timebomb (Official Instrumental)

Philadelphia electronic pop duo Marian Hill is Jeremy Lloyd (production/songwriting) and Samantha Gongol (vocals/songwriting)
 

 
Citing influences ranging from Cole Porter to Kanye, from Ella Fitzgerald to Drake, while many artists define themselves by the mixture of inspirations they've concocted, Marian Hill go one step further: fusing disparate sources into a compound sound that’s hard to imagine ever having been apart.
 
The pair released their debut EP 'Play' in March 2014
 
One Time is the final single from their EP and is here: 
 
Play is also really good and sounds familiar to me but I can't place why 

getting this thread some promo because I think @@National Anthem @@Born To Die @ @ @@SitarHero @@comeintomybedroom @@Atom Heart or @@iseeyouupsidedown @@Sucker @@Glorious would like this

I think people feel the way they do because she stopped using her lower register as much as she did in TFJ, it was very unique and she jumped back and forth a lot
 
A lot of what she does is higher and there's not as much variety, so maybe you think she's not showing as much emotion? 
 
people are bemoaning her lyrics right now and acting like she's changed her vocals to appear more commercial when it's pretty clear she's
 
1. made it obvious she doesn't care
2. says she's most proud of how she's grown
3. had a chance at chart success with HTBAH and failed
 
You're entitled to dislike something, but don't make it sound like everything was intentional. 

I think people feel the way they do because she stopped using her lower register as much as she did in TFJ, it was very unique and she jumped back and forth a lot
 
A lot of what she does is higher and there's not as much variety, so maybe you think she's not showing as much emotion? 
 
people are bemoaning her lyrics right now and acting like she's changed her vocals to appear more commercial when it's pretty clear she's
 
1. made it obvious she doesn't care
2. says she's most proud of how she's grown
3. had a chance at chart success with HTBAH and failed
 
You're entitled to dislike something, but don't make it sound like everything was intentional. 

but you like Taylor Swift....she's one of the most benign and uninteresting celebrities in mainstream music

but you like Taylor Swift....she's one of the most benign and uninteresting celebrities in mainstream music

Philadelphia electronic pop duo Marian Hill is Jeremy Lloyd (production/songwriting) and Samantha Gongol (vocals/songwriting)
 

 
Citing influences ranging from Cole Porter to Kanye, from Ella Fitzgerald to Drake, while many artists define themselves by the mixture of inspirations they've concocted, Marian Hill go one step further: fusing disparate sources into a compound sound that’s hard to imagine ever having been apart.
 
The pair released their debut EP 'Play' in March 2014
 
One Time is the final single from their EP and is here: 
 
Play is also really good and sounds familiar to me but I can't place why 

Jack and The Broken Crowns

here's a video of her covering "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac
 

 
and at 5:15 she does "Songbird" in this one
 

 
and Madonna's "Like a Prayer"
 
 

Implying @Hundred Dollar Bill would actually pay $3 extra when he could just download them illegally.
 
I'm really holding out for that super deluxe tbh. As long as the extra 6 songs aren't remixes, Madge can have all my coins.