Jesus Buys Me Cigarettes is a jaunty ukelele-backed tune about the teenaged hijinks of Jesus.
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14 Candles by Jon-A-Thon
14 Candles is a lovely, slow, and lush acoustic pop song, and I love the vocals and the piano.
Fuck You You Fucking Fuck by Astro Zombie
Fuck You You Fucking Fuck is a very sweary song – lofi punk rock, with shouted vocals and, unusually, ukeleles.
I love how different it is from yesterday’s song.
mermaid by peterkins
mermaid is a lovely and sedate jazz song. Picture seeing a chanteuse in a lounge.
Cendricero by micayetoca
Cendricero is a lovely and mellow Caribbean-flavored tune, with unusual stringed instruments. It’s one of the rare non-English songs to appear here.
Live Life by InfidelZombie
Live Life is a cover of the Kinks song – it’s just a fun lofi and NSFW rock song.
gallion’s reach by peterkins
gallion’s reach is a dreamy and sedate bit of ambient electronica.
Alone by dunkadunc
Alone is an upbeat instrumental synthpop song, with a kinda clubfooted beat and keyboards with a flexible pitch – which is portamento, the word of the day!
for j by peterkins
for j is a quieter piece; it’s mainly a lap steel guitar, with delay and reverb. It’s meditative and atmospheric.
Eggys or Eyren? by malthas
Eggys or Eyren? is a kind of metronomic song, seemingly driven by clockwork and repeating loops. I like the drum machine, and the looping keyboards. It’s hypnotic and soothing.
Axel F cover sorta by Greynaab
Axel F cover sorta is more of a remix of the theme to Beverly Hills Cop, by Harold Faltermeyer, full of staccato keyboard playing. It’s an upbeat and bouncy synthpop song.
Rewrite by cortex
Rewrite is a plucky musically-upbeat rock song, with banjo and guitars. Lyrically, it’s a big dislodged chunk of post-breakup catharsis.
It’s from cortex’s “record an album in a month” challenge, which produced Inchoatery, which has gotten some play here.
Robot Ninja Zombie Bear by davejay
Robot Ninja Zombie Bear imitates the sound of a 1960s novelty song – special effects samples, kazoos, and harmonizing background vocals. It sounds like a theme song, and it’s got a surf rock rhythm section.
Six is where you take the three and make it two times by ORthey
Six is where you take the three and make it two times is a charming and goofy take on the multiplication table, as part of a Music Challenge. The lyrics are silly! The singing is a bit sad.
Ode on an Irish Pub by uncleozzy
Ode on an Irish Pub is a medley of folk songs, done as boisterous drinking songs: “The Wild Rover,” “Black Velvet Band,” and “Molly Malone.”
Cover Me by Jon-A-Thon
Cover Me is a lush alt-rock song, with guitars suitable for a spaghetti Western, and bits of falsetto singing.
Artificial Sky by chaff
Artificial Sky is an alt-rock song. I like the keyboard and the supporting horns.
This is chaff’s only posted song.
graffiti song by es_de_bah
graffiti song is a loungey laidback jazz bit with lyrics that seem jazzy in their stream of consciousness. I like the kazoo.
up all night by dunkadunc
up all night is a dreamy synthpop song with a layer of stabbing synths.
Caminito verde by micayetoca
Caminito verde is a Spanish folk cover of a Alejo Durán song – though it sounds like acoustic guitar and harmonica, it’s really a requinto jarocho and a melodica.
Drunk Again by cortex
Drunk Again is a weightless indie pop tune, vibrophone and ukelele just floating along. It’s about the “feeling no pain” part of drinking and wallowing. It’s another track off his “make an album in a month” project, Inchoatery.
I Talk To Myself by Jon-A-Thon
I Talk To Myself is a bouncy pop song, a repurposed cell phone commercial soundtrack. So, lots of phone puns and references and audio filters. I like the “la la” bits.
Uh Uh by cortex
Uh Uh is a dancy little pop rock song from cortex, part of an attempt to make an entire album in a month – which succeeded as Inchoatery. Another track or two may appear here.
Edit: Consider this a Saturday bonus track!
The World is Only Bad by bingwah
The World is Only Bad is an alt-country song that just has a great atmosphere, and a shuffling percussion.
Cherry Camp by baxter_ilion
Cherry Camp is a breezy folk song about a summer camp.
Killing All My Friends by Jon-A-Thon
Killing All My Friends is a slow murder ballad, then pop song / “James Bond soundtrack” – which helps defuse the lyrical oddity.
Red River Valley by IngeChiles
Red River Valley is a sweet old cowboy song, with nice harmonizing between IngeChiles and her sister, backed by a ukelele.
It’s IngeChiles’ first appearance here!
Lady Ghostess Von Frost by gmm
Lady Ghostess Von Frost is an atmospheric, dancy song, with layers and builds. It’s uplifting.
It’s the last song gmm posted, and every single song he posted has been excellent.
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Do the Reich thing by onehalfjunco
Do the Reich thing is a loopy electronic synth, with a number of loops drifting in and out of phase. It’s inspired by a Steve Reich piece. I find it relaxing and entrancing.
So We’ll Go No More A-Roving by ZsigE
So We’ll Go No More A-Roving is a folk song about the fading of love, with lyrics drawn from a Lord Byron poem. It’s still sweet and pretty. It’s ZsigE’s first appearance here!
My Favorite Sunbeam’s Gone Away by Karlos the Jackal
My Favorite Sunbeam’s Gone Away is a happy and bouncy song with morose lyrics, which Karlos the Jackal always does so well.
Time To Get Up by Corduroy
Time To Get Up is a beautiful and epic sort of acoustic indie pop song, with a great build, both sorta downbeat yet determined to keep going, with some cool harmonizing.
shallow song/airport fiction by multivalent
shallow song/airport fiction is really two songs – first folk, then folk rock, both with ukeleles and a guitar. I really like airport fiction, and I’m not sure if it’s because, or despite, the fact that it’s really lofi.
It’s multivalent’s first posted song!
Where Is My Mind by cortex
Where Is My Mind is a cool little garage rock cover of the Pixies tune, with a theremin wailing away and rockstar guitars.
Golden Mushroom by CarrotAdventure
Golden Mushroom is a mellow dance song, punctuated by samples from Mario Kart. It’s-a pretty good!
Broken, soundtrack for the future. by blinks
Broken, soundtrack for the future. is an instrumental electronica track, all tinkly piano. It builds with loops – some soothing strings, and a slow groove bassline, and the piano, and it’s soothing and hypnotic.
never coming back by dunkadunc
never coming back is a rocking electronic song. It would work well as a soundtrack to a racing game.
Energy by azarbayejani
Energy is a dreamy and minimal piece of electronica. It’s spacy and ambient. It has atmosphere and layers that drift out of sync with each other. It’s lovely!