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This time on the September playlist there is music from:
Róisin Murphy
The queen of art pop hearts is back. Their summer disco, produced by DJ Koze, is housey, soulful, poppy and yet surreally otherworldly – but above all warm enough to keep us warm all autumn long.
The government
Nothing is as dry as dust and sparkling with worldly wisdom as when Tilman Rossmy sullenly sings about love to rumbling guitars: Don’t think about it for long, don’t read the terms and conditions, just jump in!
My Ugly Clementine
As a mini-supergroup of the Viennese music scene, Sophie Lindinger, Mira Lu Kovacs and Nastasja Ronck play indie rock that dreams back to the 90s in the sound and a gender-equal future in the lyrics.
Bonnie “Prince” Billy
In a song out of time: Will Oldham continues to sing his beautiful folk songs completely unimpressed by the spirit of the times, but with plenty of space for the words, for acoustic guitars, strings and bells.
Tenderness
You guess it straight away: the four people from Cologne are modern romantics. In their discourse jangle pop, they explore relationships, desires and “the worst teenage fears in my DNA.”
Puma Blue
Jacob Allen aka Puma Blue is something like Jeff Buckley and Beth Gibbons’ lovechild for the present: a melancholic crooner with a penchant for dark themes and jazz-soaked arrangements.
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