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Some New Music - Jadu Heart + Annie

Dropping in with some (relatively) new music for you this Saturday. The first comes from a recommendation from one of my work friends. The band is Jadu Heart, and they make magical indie pop - slightly somewhere between folk and synthpop. It's good stuff. Their tracking "The Burning Hour" came out last month, and I meant to post about it, but of course I slept on it. Check out "The Burning Hour" below and if you're not converted like I was, IDK man. 

Their album "Hyper Romance" is due out September 25th.



And for our second part, my girl Annie has released her latest single off her upcoming album "Dark Hearts." It's called "The Streets Where I Belong," and if you can't sense the synthwave Bruce Springsteen homage from that title alone, WELL. 

Seriously though - it's her best single (so far) from the album, and one of the best cuts in her catalog, which says a lot. Annie has a really stellar catalog, very few duds to be found.

"Dark Hearts" is out on October 16th, which means this fall is FULL OF GOOD MUSIC as well as more COVID and civil unrest. Gotta cherrypick the positives sometimes, though. I'm trying to make it to next year, dammit. 

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