Diamond Duck Sydney, Australia
Diamond Duck weaves a rich tapestry of plucked strings, lush vocal harmonies, and unique songwriting inspired by a divers range of influences from The Beach Boys to Bach. The music transforms moment to moment, sweeping from folk song to the poise of a classical chamber group. A nufolk dream, comprising of Jimmy Daley (The Morrisons) and Brian Campeau (Green Mohair Suits). ... more
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Two Part Invention No.4 in D Minor”
Is it the song writing skills, could it be the odd or slightly warped bridges sporadically placed throughout, perhaps the technical guitar mastery, or maybe his clean vocal clarity that fits into that Crosby Stills Nash folk? It's the most comforting, and at times unsettling, acoustic (mostly) album I've listen to for a long time.
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Ambience Driver - B-sides, Demos and the Neglected
by Brian Campeau
supported by 5 fans who also own “Two Part Invention No.4 in D Minor”
This was a pleasant change of pace! Loved it, miss your stupid face Brian (sometimes) x
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Old Dog, New Tricks
by Brian Campeau
supported by 5 fans who also own “Two Part Invention No.4 in D Minor”
I often claim, that the saddest songs are often the best (or at least the ones best working for me). That doesn't mean, that happy songs can't be great, as many of the songs from this collection (recorded as some kind of self-treatment by Australia-based Canadian Brian Campeau, as the liner notes explain) boldly prove! Found in Tjarko Bursink's versatile collection, thanks for the hint to these positively gleaming, intelligent pop-and-so-much-more songs!
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I Will Be the Sun for You
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The brilliant Sally Dige returns with this sweeping new single that is grand in scope and centered on a radiant chorus.
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1990s-era indie-folk sounds back songs about love and identity on this project from the Florida-based artist.
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Thin Lear's sophisticated rock music is tempered with soaring chamber pop accents and an undeniable gift for melody.
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Whatever Happened To Xanadu?
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