New Tunes Sunday

Hello music lovers! 😎

Time goes on and as usual, good and bad news comes. The good news is that Slovenia is the first country in Europe where we stopped the epidemic of #covid19. Yes, I can go to a bar, listen to music and drink beer.

The bad news, though, is from the world of music. Two important men who shaped the history of modern music and influenced most of the musicians whose tunes we now listen to have died.
The king of rock'n'roll Litlle Richard and Florian Schneider, founder of Kraftwerk have said goodbye to our reality and go to eternity. However, their music is timeless and will accompany us forever.

Little Richard live

Richard was the real inventor and King of Rock and Roll. Important almost as Elvis. Rest in peace, father of rock'n'roll, the fusion between black blues and white country and western.

Kraftwerk - The Robots

Florian Schneider went into eternity, R.I.P. Kraftwerk's influence on modern electronic music will go down in history. They brought the twenty-first century into the 1970s. We are the robots, as this piece is probably familiar to all music lovers.

Radiohead - Burn The Witch

An amazing band this Radiohead. I never paid too much attention to them, but this piece attracted me. An escalating atmosphere, the use of strings instead of bass, art-rock in the true sense of the word.

Dirty Three – Last Horse In the Sand

Dirty three are underrated for sure. They only became known after collaborating with Nick Cave. Slow, full controlled music, which is given a specific feeling by the post-rock violin.

Tommy Guerrero - Soul Food Taqueria

Tommy Guerrero is a top musician for me. I’m listening to this album for the first time and I’m thrilled. If I were the owner of the pub he would be constantly playing at my place. If by chance he came around he would always have a free beer. They are smooth and chill tunes, from start to finish.