Amazing Songs & Other Delights #47 – The Freshly Baked Bread edition by Raquel Pinheiro @ Yé Yé Radio’s mixcloud

Amazing Songs & Other Delights #47 – The Freshly Baked Bread edition is now available on Yé Yé Radio’s mixcloud. It is an edition filled with new songs. Some just out, some from upcoming albuns. It mixes more known artits with more newcomers and more fringe ones.

Monday, June 5th, 2023, 3-4pm
Running Time: 60:00:54

Tracklist:
01 – Anne-James Chaton & Andy Moor and Yannis Kyriakides – Douceurs
02 – Heavenly – C Is The Heavenly Option
03 – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – Love Will Tear Us Apart (Joy Division cover) – BBC 2 Piano Room 2023
04 – Don & Françoiz – Kizmiaz (The Cramps cover)
05 – Zebra Libra – Obsessed
06 – Cory Hanson – Ghost Ship
07 – Ralfe Band – Pale Fire
08 – Leexo – Nasty
09 – Osees . Intercepted Message
10 – Guided By Voices – Seedling
11 – Xylouris White – The Forest in Me
12 – Interpol – Passenger (Jeff Parker Interpolation)
13 – The Legendary Tiger Man – Bright Lights, Big City feat. Ray and Sean Riley
14 – Cabrita – 49th Birthday Blues
15 – Saloli – Yona
16 – Brian Gore Guitar Poet – Dream Come True in Painting
17 – bar italia – Changer

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Actors, Hard Club, Porto, 03.06.2023.

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text: Neno Costa (freely translated by Raquel Pinheiro); photos: Telma Mota

Actors drew the curtain on their European tour on the stage of Hard Club with a happy return that left no one disappointed. The Canadians, led by Jason Corbett toured the band’s discography for just over an hour, dividing the sound cake mostly between the songs from their latest album Acts Of Worship (2021) and the successful It Will Come To You (2018).

Actors on stage – Shannon Hemmett (keys, vocals), Jason Corbett (vocals, guitar), Adam Fink (drums) and Kendall Wooding (bass, vocals) – opened with Love U More (Acts Of Worship), a brilliant song where Shannon Hemmett’s voice (and keys) wobbled delightfully with Jason Corbett’s, evolving into an infectious rhythm that quickly embraced the room. There’s evolution in continuity – in relation to the two previous albums – with the band showing an enviable ability to conceive well-seasoned songs, energetic beats and pace, with fresh melodies sticking to the skin (or the shiny leather). Slaves, We Don’t Have To Dance, Strangers, How Deep Is The Hole (the song that ended the encore), among others, demonstrated the well filled collection of the best that is being done in the lands of post-punk, with Actors giving body to a vibrant and seamless show.

P.S.: Return waited next year with a new album.

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texto: Neno Costa; fotos: Telma Mota

Os Actors encerraram a cortina da sua digressão europeia no palco do Hard Club, com um retorno feliz que não deixou ninguém desapontado. Os canadianos liderados por Jason Corbett percorreram a discografia da banda ao longo de pouco mais de uma hora, dividindo o bolo sonoro essencialmente entre as músicas do seu último álbum Acts Of Worship (2021) e o bem sucedido It Will Come To You (2018).

Actors em palco – Shannon Hemmett (teclas, voz), Jason Corbett (voz, guitarra), Adam Fink (bateria) e Kendall Wooding (baixo, voz) – para abertura com Love U More (Acts Of Worship), uma canção brilhante onde a voz (e teclas) de Shannon Hemmett pendulou deliciosamente com a de Jason Corbett, evoluindo num ritmo contagiante que rapidamente abraçou a sala. Há, em relação aos dois álbuns anteriores, evolução na continuidade, com a banda a revelar uma capacidade invejável de conceber músicas bem condimentadas, batidas enérgicas e compassadas, com melodias fresquinhas a colarem-se à pele (ou ao couro lustroso). Slaves, We Don’t Have To Dance, Strangers, How Deep Is The Hole (música que encerrou o encore), entre outras, atestaram o acervo bem recheado do melhor que se vai fazendo pelas terras do post-punk, com os Actors a darem corpo a um espectáculo vibrante e sem arestas.

P.S.: Espera-se o seu retorno para o próximo ano, com um novo álbum.

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