emergencybroadcastsongs

22nd May 2013 | 1 note

Step 1) Sample some delicious strings.
Step 2) Add Hip Hop Beat
Step 3) Cut up lines from many classic rap tracks and make ‘em rhyme
Step 4) ???
Step 5) Live in Moon Base with Hologram Reptilian Space Lizards

21st May 2013 | 2 notes

Wow, previously unreleased version of the Talking Heads mega classic ”Psycho Killer”. Featuring Arthur Russell on the cello. This is suh-weet!

19th May 2013

As one commenter noted, “A remix of a soon to be somewhat popular band by a soon to be somewhat popular band? I can dig this.”

17th May 2013 | 2 notes

Some feel good future pop for this Friday. Ryan Hemsworth drops a track is some pleasant sounding keys and snappy hi hats.

7th May 2013 | 2 notes

I found myself thinking, where’s the good music from the Bay Area? Then I heard this. Mikal Cronin’s “Weight” has a sweet California vibe that goes a long way. Great song.

25th Apr 2013 | 5 notes

Future pop remix goodness. For the record, I think the person singing this song likes drugs.

17th Apr 2013 | 5 notes

New Junip album (Swedish group featuring Elias Araya, Tobias Winterkorn, and José González) is about to drop. Here is the first track. Beautiful stuff!

Stream the whole Album: HERE

16th Apr 2013

This ethereal, bitter sweet music just feels appropriate for today. The band is out of Iceland and comes recommended by Sigur Ros.

This song is seriously addictive. You wanted catchy ukulele driven pop? You got it. This band is out of Australia and their EP is only available to buy online in the Australian iTunes store - wazzup up with that? Isn’t everything supposed to be easy when it comes to getting music these days?

15th Apr 2013

New Empire of the Sun. Been a while hasn’t it?

14th Apr 2013 | 2 notes

To celebrate Emergency Broadcast Songs approaching 500,000 plays I’ve put together a new mix, a blend of the best new Indie&Electronic songs. Fake Shark Real Zombie (above), a band out of Canada, has one of the most addictive tracks on the list. Paint it Gold, with its killer hook and tight drums, very may well be headed to breakout radio hit land. You can download it all HERE. Tracklist below.