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Morning Becomes Eclectic

MBE Podcast: Lykke Li, tUnE-yArDs, Maximo Park

Novena Carmel
Novena Carmel
Hand-Picked Music Indie / AltSoul / Funk
Episode number 18 of the MBE Podcast features highlights of in-studio sessions from some of KCRW’s current favorites: Lykke Li, tUnE-yArDs & Maximo Park.
Episode number 18 of the MBE Podcast features highlights of in-studio sessions from some of KCRW’s current favorites: Lykke Li, tUnE-yArDs & Maximo Park.
Jul 14, 2014

Welcome to the Morning Becomes Eclectic podcast. We’ve had some incredible artists come through the KCRW studios recently and we’re making our way through all the sessions to find the highlights and share them with you as a free download.

We’ll start off with all new songs from the tUnE-yArDs latest release, Nikki-Nack. Merrill Garbus saw a ton of success after her sophomore album and she continued on that momentum in 2014. We’ve pulled a few from her recent KCRW performance.

Next you’ll find a few from Sweden’s own Lykke Li. On this particular visit she performed mostly new songs off of her third studio album, I Never Learn. The immediate focus on her vocals really sets this album apart, and it certainly stood out during her session.

Finishing things off for us will be U.K. post-punk outfit Maximo Park. Lead singer Paul Smith carefully crafts a unique aesthetic with his songwriting and the sound is both refreshing and nostalgic. They played a bunch of new songs of their latest release, Too Much Information, and we’ve selected a few highlights.

Tracklist:

  1. Water Fountain / tUnE-yArDs

  2. Sink-O / tUnE-yArDs

  3. Wait For A Minute / tUnE-yArDs

  4. Real Thing / tUnE-yArDs

  5. No Rest For The Wicked / Lykke Li

  6. Gunshot / Lykke Li

  7. Never Gonna Love Again / Lykke Li

  8. I Never Learn / Lykke Li

  9. Brain Cells / Maximo Park

  10. Give, Take, Get / Maximo Park

  11. Drinking Martinis / Maximo Park

  12. Midnight On The Hill / Maximo Park

Banner Image: Lykke Li; Credit: Larry Hirshowitz

Tracklist

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      Jason Bentley

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      Ariana Morgenstern

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