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Koreless — White Picket Fence
Taken from the album Agor by Koreless is “White Picket Fence”. I really dig the album, and this track (whose music video was directed by FKA twigs). Prepare yourself for an uplifting vibe after about 50 seconds …
BRONSON
One of the albums that made it into my “2020 – Best Of” playlist on Apple Music is this lesser known gem by BRONSON. For the fans of Apparat, The Blaze, Bicep, etc.
Song Exploder Episode 187: Apparat – Goodbye
This episode from Song Exploder gives us a good insight in how Goodbye by Apparat came to be. The Netflix original series Dark debuted in December 2017. It’s a really mysterious, mind-bending German science fiction show with a unique tone. A big part of that tone is announced every episode with the music in the …
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Automatically Fix Bluetooth Audio Balance Drift in macOS with “Balance Lock”
It’s been over 10 years that I’ve been using macOS (then OS X) and every now and then I notice that the audio balance of my Bluetooth headset is off for no apparent reason. Hmm, why is the balance for my headphone suddenly off? Back in 2014 I was lucky enough to see this tweet …
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Young Fathers – In My View
One-off Futurama Podcast “Radiorama”
Joris Voorn 2016 Year Mix
One of the mixes that has been in my playlist ever since it was released: Like every year, it’s not about the hits, just some great tunes from the last year and maybe even some classics that I’ve been playing a lot this year. Joris Voorn 2016 Year Mix → TIP: There’s a download button …
Young Fathers – Dead
Yesterday I went to see alt-J together with @joggink at Vorst Nationaal. Whilst chatting up before and after the – truth be told – not that great concert (singing off key from the start, ORLY?) one of the topics, of course, was music. During that talk I mentioned one of the, to me, musical revelations …