Showing posts with label moneyless music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moneyless music. Show all posts
Friday, April 25, 2014
Moneyless Music - NPR
Our "friends" over at NPR have made 10 songs available for free download.
Head on over and get you some free music. It's worth it just for tUnE-yArDs' Water Fountain
Heavy Rotation: 10 Songs Public Radio Can't Stop Playing
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Moneyless Music: White Xmas/Xmas Bells

Free Download!
Last year, I recorded two songs in my home studio for the lovely Wanda Wisdom's Christmas Special.
The tracks were written, recorded and mixed over the course of only a couple days.
If i remember correctly, her instructions were to give her something that was somewhere
between Burl Ives and John Waters. I'd like to think I succeeded.
These short ditties are downright filthy, so parental advisory kiddies.
Xmas Bells/White Xmas by robertgermanmusic
Monday, September 05, 2011
NPR - First Listen: St. Vincent
NPR has really been doing a great job of making me happy by streaming the albums
of some of my favorite musicians before the release dates. Being a child who couldn't
resist shaking the presents before Christmas Day, this is something with makes me exceedingly happy.
You can have a listen to St. Vincent's Strange Mercy in its entirety over on NPR's
website.
Enjoy! The album is scheduled for a September 13th release date.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
moneyless Music - Robert Recommends -
Royksopp/The Irrepressibles
Free Download
The Irrepressibles have been on my musical radar for a while now thanks
to their introduction by the lovely Gilles-Mathieu Laberge, my friend up north in Montréal.
The Scandi (Norwegian Electronica) group Royksopp has put their own subtle but lovely twist on the track In This Shirt, which is now downloadable from their site.
Get it here for Free!
Also, if you haven't seen the music video from Pag directed by Roy Raz (non official) for the same song, I highly recommend you give it a looksy. Pure eye candy.
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