I'm running late on the post today because I was determined to find something new. I must have visited 60 Myspace pages, website and blogs before finding the topic of todays post but it was certainly worth the search. Darren Solomon is a seasoned producer out of dirty Jerz who makes electronic music under the name Science for Girls. The track is a cover of Pomplamoose's Beat The Horse , which is a great song in it's own right but the minimalist yet soulful production makes it a dream. According to Solomon this is how the song came about... [...]
Sorry for the slow & sporadic updates this week; haven't been feeling too hot for various reasons. I did pull something off an old wish list that I'd forgotten about, a self-titled album by a band called Science For Girls...
The heatwave has blessedly relented, but that is no reason for the music to cool down. Here are more hot-weather tunes for your weekend. Jon Spencer (Yes, that Jon Spencer, of Jon Spencer Blues Explosion) goes retro on this smokin' rockabilly number. Heavy Trash : Kissy Baby from Going Way Out With Heavy Trash (2007) MySpace | Website | Label: Yep Roc Records Buy at Yep Roc , Amazon , and eMusic [...]
last.fm bio : Science for Girls is melodic electronica with roots in jazz and Brazillian music, from producer and songwriter Darren Solomon. The debut album features an eclectic group of guest vocalists from NYC's indie music scene. Science for Girls - You'll Never Know
Subscription Feeds: New Song Daily Only | All Podcasts E-mail Comments: phill[at]thephiller[dot]com Science For Girls "Northern Lights" (mp3) from Sciences For Girls Bonus Download: " You'll Never Know " (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Amazon
Every time Jenn and I visit Portland, it's usually for about 3 or 4 days. The last few trips, we started counting Toyota Priuses, since I'm obsessed with them (see the car silhouette above), and there's way more of them in the Portland area than in the exurbs of Vancouver where Jenn and I currently live. Our counts have always been exactly 50, the last one usually counted while we're over the Columbia River, not quite in Washington yet. This time, we've been in Portland not two full days, and we're already at 58. I love this town. [...]
Today's free and legal mp3 downloads: AM Syndicate : "All the People Under the Sun" [mp3] from Liberation other AM Syndicate music blog posts: @lhb @hype @elbo.ws Camper Van Beethoven : 1986-03-26, St. Louis [mp3,ogg,flac] "We're a Bad Trip" [mp3] Camper Van Beethoven : 1986-03-12, New York [mp3,ogg,flac] [...]
Throw Me the Statue, Grand Archives, Bon Iver, Science for Girls, and The Gutter Twins have bombarded my feedreader this past week and as such I've made an effort to grit my teeth and succumb to the hype, lest I fall behind and be unable to converse with the Pitchfork reading illuminati and DC hipsters I might encounter in the coming weeks. If you care to play along on this dreary Saturday, here are the files you will need. Grand Archives - Torn Foam Blue Couch [...]
In effort to raise awareness about upcoming releases as well as finding a place for the numerous submissions we get, this post continues our weekly purging of free and legal MP3's for your listening enjoyment. The number of tracks will fluctuate each week depending on the songs uncovered or sent. It's our hope that you'll find a new favorite or another release to keep your eyes on. MP3: King of Prussia - "Misadventures of the Campaign Kids" [from Save the Scene ; now [...]
Science for Girls ... I played the album for my wine and cheese friends, but it had a little bit too much shall we say, " je ne sais pas," for them. Plus, most of these folks have an inability to create emotional attachment with anything, until it comes in conjunction with a commercial, or passed around via office talk and playlists. Although I was wrong, I thought the metropolitan & AM escapist vibe of so many of the tracks, would be enough to grab their attention, but I think they were scared off by the spacey totemic psychic [...]
Science for Girls will release its self-titled debut on March 11, 2008. From NYC producer and songwriter Darren Solomon, Science for Girls is melodic electronica kissed by classic pop, jazz, and Brazilian music. Minimal yet lush, chilled-out but never background music, the music appeals to fans of creative electronica like Imogen Heap, Air, and The Postal Service. Science for Girls - You'll Never Know mp3
Hails From: NYC File Under: Brazilian, down-tempo electro, classic pop Influences: Bjork, The Postal Service, Imogen Heap Visit SFG at the band's MySpace page. MP3: Science For Girls - You'll Never Know
Neon - crazy girls ( Magic Summer / 2004 ) Black Moth Super Rainbow - rollerdisco ( Dandelion Gum / 2007 ) Grabba Grabba Tape - Dr. Groxtronik & lil kül lol ( Kurt Kobaya y G.R.O.X. Man Odia Nirvana / 2006 ) Maps - you don't know her name ( we can [...]
the unreal project / buenos aires (argentina) -- is the drum & bass project of alejandro vernet, producer and dj, who brings you his first e.p. whith two tracks – "drama and bass" and "up": drama and bass up loopenrein.net PNFA stands for "Popular Nightmare Folk Art" which refers to the novel "Virtual Light" by William Gibson. In the novel this is the name for a certain kind of decorative art, you'd find in living rooms for example, that assumes to be extremely beautiful, but is in [...]
CL como nadie me ha dejado claro que la ciencia no es para mujeres. Yo lo quiero, por eso no le rompo la cara (y porque ésta es muy linda!). Para consuelo de muchas (yo), existe Science For Girls , con base en Nueva York, quienes se especializan en downtempo con vocales preciosistas, una electrónica accesible con toques de acústica en tracks que, lamentablemente, sólo pueden ser escuchados en su página de MySpace . Eso no fue una invitación, fue una orden; vayan a MySpace para que escuchen 14 Days , [...]
Science for Girls was the Keyboard Magazine unsigned artist of the month for April, 2006. As of this writing, the project is still unsigned. One of the great mysteries of the universe. The chilled grooves feature a variety of guest vocalists. I particularly like the performance of "Pitchy McPlugin" on "You'll Never Know". Perhaps you recognize Pitchy's voice. It appears on many electronic music albums, but you rarely get to hear the range Pitchy is capable of like you do in this track. Bronwen Exter contributes some wonderfully loungy vocals [...]
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