Eclectic Picks: Batch 478

Every week Signal Committee present an Eclectic Picks playlist. All tracks are selected from the full inbox of 200 tracks that are submitted each week to Fresh On The Net. This week all the credit goes to our special guest curator, Dirty Freud.

WHAT DO WE LOOK FOR?

Our playlists are orientated to the alternative music fan. Lyrics are not essential, abstract ideas are embraced and the fusing of different genres is encouraged. If you used to write band names on your pencil case at school, you’ll probably like our playlists.

INTRODUCING DIRTY FREUD

Dirty Freud returns for his second stint as guest curator for the Eclectic Picks. Dirty Freud can claim the accolade of being the first artist we have seen perform Live, courtesy of the Nebula Stage at Bluedot Festival! Since then Dirty Freud has picked up some traction with Rough Trade and Ninja Tune, and they are eyeing up more festival slots this summer! Let this be a lesson to all those talented bedroom artists. Get out there…. Publish, Perform, Progress…. and most importantly, #keepitdirty.

ARTISTS SELECTED THIS WEEK

  1. SARA WOLFF – Don’t Feed The Birds
  2. TEVVY – IIXVWhine & Dweet
  3. COSTI X PANDAMONIUM FT. Dizzy Dustin Off The Cut
  4. GENTLEMAN’S DUB CLUB – Run For Cover
  5. SIR-VERE – Carousel
  6. TO KILL A NATION – A Ballad For You
  7. FLOODHOUNDS – Psychosemantics
  8. FIFTEEN LIONS – One For The Demon
  9. SUNNJEET – Presidential
  10. LUCY WROE – Better
  11. CRAB CLAN – Tetsubo Duelist
  12. DANIEL AETHER – Envious
  13. CHRISTOFRAVIS – Dishwasher Drones
  14. THE CLAIRMANGO – Dead In A Ditch
  15. CHASING AUGUST – Lift Off
  16. ON YEAR ON – Frames
  17. SPOONFINGERS – I Would Walk 1000 Miles
  18. CHIZI – Bad Habit
  19. JUST GET ON WITH IT – Barrelhaus
  20. CATCH92 – Catch92
  21. GO VOLTA – Warp Core
  22. THE RABBITTS – Rise
  23. BLACK BEAR KISS – 2 Begin Again
  24. SURVIBERS – Voices Of Jericho
  25. TEENAGE SEQUENCE – Temptation Death House (Teenage Sequence Remix)

A FEW WORDS FROM DIRTY FREUD

A great inbox as usual.

Was glad to do this with my bandmate Ruby this week. So so so much talent as always in this list and as always there is so much to put into the same playlist. For me this time I tried to pick as many different sounding tracks as possible as that is quite simply what I was craving that itch that has finally been scratched. From Folk, electronica, experimental, bashment, reggaeton to rock. I’ve been taken on a real journey so thank you so much and I, like every week, will be listening to what everyone is doing. Some really big tunes. I’ve become a fan of many new acts after this week’s deep dive into the Eclectic Picks.

See You on The other side.

STEP 1 – LISTEN

Listen to this weeks Eclectic Picks playlist using your weapon of choice below:

SOUNDCLOUD

(Spotify playlist is limited to tracks which are available on Spotify

After 7 days, the playlist will be updated with the next batch, and this week’s picks will be added to the 2023 playlists below.

STEP 2 – SPREAD THE WORD

Do you ever think, or hear people say, “there’s no good music any more”? Maybe they aren’t looking in the right places. Prove them wrong:

  • Subscribe to the playlist
  • Listen in each week
  • Tell your friends
  • Shout on social media

The more people listen to this playlist, the more exposure unsigned artists receive. So spread the word!

ARCHIVE PLAYLISTS

The playlists above are updated weekly, then added to the playlists below:

2023 Playlist: Soundcloud | Spotify

2022 PlaylistSoundcloud | Spotify

2021 PlaylistSoundcloud | Spotify

2020 PlaylistSoundcloud | Spotify

RADIO OPPORTUNITIES

We all have ambitions to get on national radio, but in the meantime there are loads of great, independent radio stations that are always looking for new music of the alternative variety. They offer no promises, but the following hosts tell me they that, if you made this list, they’d like you to get in touch to be considered for their show:

  • Lucas Gil, presenter of Supernova on Glitterbeam Radio (Twitter @lucasgil, apply by his website here)
  • Joe Figueira of North Manchester FM (Twitter @moretonguy, apply with MP3, short bio & twitter handle by e-mail to joefigueira@yahoo.co.uk)

Signal Committee

Signal Committee are a four piece band from Bury, England. Their influences include the likes of New Order, Radiohead, Bowie, Jon Hopkins and Massive Attack.

2 Comments

  1. Huge thanks for including Just Get On With It on this! Really appreciate it πŸ‘Š

  2. Thank you so much for choosing “Off The Cut” by Costi and myself featuring Dizzy Dustin (Ugly Duckling) πŸ™πŸ™ Really appreciate it and will of course share around etc.. plus get in contact with Lucas and Joe asap πŸ™‚πŸ™πŸΌ
    Keep up the awesome work!

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