1. |
Like Wine
06:06
|
|||
2. |
Magnets
04:14
|
|||
3. |
Lovesick High
06:28
|
|||
4. |
Woke
06:13
|
|||
5. |
You Will See
04:02
|
|||
6. |
Mateo
05:16
|
|||
7. |
Breathe
05:06
|
|||
8. |
Invade
05:06
|
|||
9. |
Hope
05:06
|
|||
10. |
Perth
03:48
|
David Nenner
David Nenner's solo music exhibits a forward-thinking approach to what a singer/songwriter can be. His latest releases have been praised by critics as "lush and evocative", with "beautiful melodic content that evolves with nuanced strokes". His intimate approach to crafting lyrics has earned him wide praise, striking a chord with music fans of many different genres. ... more
David Nenner recommends:
"Violent Light" consists of the most subtle, yet expressive brushstrokes of emotion. It's both haunting and sexy at the same time. Give it multiple listens; you'll feel something different every time.
go to albumIf you like MAGNETS, you may also like:
Pete Yorn Live At The Troubadour
by Pete Yorn
A sprawling, 25-song set from Pete Yorn complete with covers of Springsteen and The Smiths capture him at his unguarded best.
go to album
I Wish You Could See Yourself Right Now
by Gentle Organisms
The aptly named Gentle Organisms specialize in quietly radiant songs centered on tender melodies.
go to album
Six Million Miles From Nowhere
by Spaceman
As Spaceman, Stephen Munson of UK cult band Living In Texas makes lo-fi pop that shuffles and stomps.
go to album
Sweet Tooth (Extended Version)
by Kaycie Satterfield
Can’t-miss, sunshine-y vocal melodies glide through warm guitar pop for a surge of summer in the midst of winter.
go to album
Peacock Pools
by Pink Mountaintops
The first album from the psychedelic Pink Mountaintops in eight years deals with both joy, grief, and loss.
go to album
