Steffaloo has been constantly churning out infectious little tunes of her own flavor of acoustic folk pop for nearly three years now, while Black Coffee & Cherry Pie has been crafting his unique, highly contagious guitar-driven downtempo for nearly just as long. What I’ve enjoy most out of these two is their soft & sensual folk dreampop duet “Fallen,” which appears on BC & CC’s latest LP Odd Vantage.“

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Black Coffee & Cherry Pie (feat. Steffaloo) | Falling

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Steffaloo | Meet Me In Montauk

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Black Coffee & Cherry Pie | If I Give It Up

Mutual Spirits is a damn fine split 12″ by Mutual Benefit & Holy Spirits released on Father/Daughter Records. Limited to 250 pressings on gorgeous white & gold swirl vinyl, the two bands compliment each other incredibly well. My new favorite of 2011? Indeed. Grab a copy here and check out both bands along with Lands and Peoples and Moon at Glasslands in Brooklyn, NY on Wednesday, June 8th.

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Mutual Benefit | No Names

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Holy Spirits | To The Shore

Back in March we posted up a video for Jake Troth‘s extremely catchy new tune “Material Things.” Now he’s teamed up with hip-hop artist B. Rossi to write “Gems And Rubies.” It’s a song about the inevitable question that most dreamers face during their journey to success— “should I be doing this?”
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Everything Erlend Øye and Eirik Glambek Bøe (Kings Of Convenience) touches is pure gold. If you haven’t checked out their latest, Declaration of Dependence, it’s a real treat. If you have, then you know what I’m talking about. Here’s a great collaboration between the boys and the now deceased dub-house artist Erot (r.i.p. 1978-2001), titled “Gold For The Price Of Silver,” that hasn’t made its way out here in the blogosphere yet. This is actually one of my favorites by Øye & Bøe!

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Artist: Kings Of Convenience & Erot
Song: Gold For The Price Of Silver (Erot Vs. Kings of Convenience.mp3
Album: Versus