Skunks

What a great performance...

Morning Becomes Eclectic

It's probably my favorite radio show. I may live in Athens, Greece but this radio show gives me the chance to watch great live performances of bands, that I already know and most importantly of bands, that I don't know. 

If you haven't subscribed to KCRW's youtube channel, do it. You won't regret it. And if you have lots of free time, check their site for full shows and interviews. Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Who sampled whom No.14

These days I've been listening to tons of music and been dancing around my house alone. While I'm dancing, I switch through various facial expressions. All of them have something in common. They are all a mix of query and disgust. That's because I'm mostly listening to old stuff and can't believe how fucking good music they made back in the days. Here's a song I've been dancing to. Janko Nilovic's "In the Space". Guess who has sampled it... Enjoy...

Jay Z - D.O.A

Janko Nilovic - In the space

Yours, Serafeim

Ps. This post is dedicated to my good friend Nikos (robotikos) for sharing his vast knowledge of music with me.

Fink

To everyone out there, who for the past 4 years thinks Fink is their musical messiah, here's a christmas surprise. John Martyn published his album "Solid Air" in 1973. Yep...1973... If you haven't heard of this record, just quit what you're doing right now and listen to it. Over and over... I don't need to say something else... You'll immediately understand what I mean... Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Ps. I don't wanna know 'bout evil, I only wanna know 'bout love...    

Ps1. By the way Fink is a great artist.

Priceless

Charles Bradley

Read Charles Bradley's bio... And then listen to his music. You'll understand why he's singing with such passion. A true artist... Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Trummor & Orgel

Trummor & Orgel are an organ driven duo from Sweden. They remind me of some great 60's bands like Procol Harum and when I listen to their songs I feel the urge to drink some Vermouth. Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim