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Artist: Braille Face Title: KAya Year Of Release: 2016 Label: Spirit Level - SPL 002DA Genre: Ambient, Downtempo, Electronic Quality: 320 kbps Total Time: 36:34 Total Size: 85 mb Tracklist 1. From (01:11) 2. Backwards/Medicated (03:00) 3. Glow (04:06) 4. To Where We Sink (03:21) 5. Because (03:06) 6. Tear (03:49) 7. Oscillations (01:52) 8. Bristlecone Pine (02:37) 9. Dark Matter (03:09) 10. Daniel (02:47) 11. Every (03:27) 12. Bad Metaphors (04:09) Emotionally turbulent and vividly atmospheric, Ko??ya is the debut album from Melbourne vocalist/producer Jordan White, aka Braille Face. Described as "exploratory ambient pop," Braille Face's music combines moody electronics with songwriting of rare depth and vulnerability. On Ko??ya, Braille Face is as confident as he is speculative across twelve diverse tracks, showcasing sonic experimentation alongside lyrics exploring personal guilt, loss, sadness and complicity. Breaking across it all is White's emotionally charged voice, which floats disarmingly from fragility to precision and back again. White is a relentlessly prolific creator, who embarked on an ambitious creative project in 2015: to record and release one album per month for 12 months. The albums were uploaded to SoundCloud without any attempt at fanfare, but curiosity led radio broadcaster and fellow producer Tim Shiel to discover the project half way through its run. Connecting as musicians and as friends, the two worked together to hone the project's most compelling cuts into a debut Braille Face album. Braille Face is the first Australian signing to Spirit Level, a music label founded by long-time friends and collaborators Tim Shiel (electronic musician and Double J / triple j radio host) and Wally de Backer, also known as Gotye. http://rapidgator.net/file/38a9b82cd4287be892ce191f7e1c7517/Braille_Face.zip.html http://ssh.tf/BxbQB9gD7/Braille_Face.zip http://uploaded.net/file/f92gv60a/Braille_Face.zip

Artist: Kaya Stewart Title: Kaya Stewart Year Of Release: 2016 Label: Warner Bros. Genre: Pop Quality: FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 38:50 min Total Size: 257 MB Tracklist: 01. Free Fall [03:32] 02. 16 Dollars (feat. Brooke Candy) [03:26] 03. Sleepover [03:11] 04. Need U2B Mine [03:47] 05. With Your Love [03:22] 06. Jonah [03:09] 07. In Love With a Boy [02:53] 08. Everything I Do Is Wrong [03:29] 09. So You Care Now [03:15] 10. Mary Had a Car [03:22] 11. Try It Out [02:06] 12. Gold Digger [03:14] The full-length debut album from Kaya Stewart showcases the Los Angeles-based singer's swaggering vocal style and stylish, sophisticated take on adult contemporary pop. Though only 16 years old, Stewart has a big, soulful voice that can be delicately pretty one minute and rife with a throaty rock grit the next. Working with in-demand producer RedOne (Lady Gaga, Nicki Minaj), as well as her father, Eurythmics co-founder Dave Stewart, Stewart takes a down-the-middle approach on her debut, delivering songs that straddle the line between driving guitar pop, sultry R&B, and infectious electronic dance pop. It's an unabashedly radio-ready combination that brings to mind similarly inclined productions from the likes of Kelly Clarkson, Ellie Goulding, and P!nk. Based on the catchy, slightly cheeky lead-off single "Sleepover," one might expect an album of Avril Lavigne-style pop-punk. While there is a bit of that energy underpinning the album, Stewart primarily leans toward slick, pop-oriented productions that highlight her bold, highly resonant vocals. Cuts like the sexy "Need U2B Mine," the gospel-tinged "With Your Love," and the hip-hop-infused "16 Dollars," featuring rapper Brooke Candy, bring to mind the girl group R&B of Destiny's Child. Similarly, tracks like the pulsing, synth-heavy "Jonah" and the funky "In Love with a Boy" find Stewart splitting the difference between the '80s-style synth-pop of La Roux and the confidant '90s R&B of Toni Braxton. Elsewhere, Stewart delves into '60s-influenced pop balladry on "Everything I Do Is Wrong," and swings for the fences on the Celine Dion-esque power ballad "Gold Digger." One gets the sense that being so young, Stewart is still working through her influences and figuring out where she fits in the pop landscape. There's no escaping the fact that her debut is a big, commercial pop production. Thankfully, she's got the vocal chops and youthful enthusiasm to not only embrace the process, but bring the audience along with her. -- Matt Collar http://rapidgator.net/file/26677e5e00d80d36abcb02f5828223e8/KAS.rar.html http://ssh.tf/AmQHRROOS/KAS.rar https://bytewhale.com/rle41kcsfqem/KAS.rar