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Do The Stay In Bed
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There's a brand new dance that's sweeping the nation
And it's not very hard to learn
You just lay in a state of hibernation
Cause it ain't none of your concern
Do the stay in bed
There's a brand new dance and the steps are simple
In fact there aren't any at all
You don't need to be spry or even nimble
Cause there's no way you can ever fall
Do the stay in bed
(solo)
There's a brand new trend reaching every demographic
And it ain't so very hard to explain
Ya might be atheist or Roman Catholic
But ya gonna do it all the same
Do the stay in bed
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Quetzalcoatlus Boston, Massachusetts
Mike K has been home-recording since 2000 - First composing ambient pieces under the name Quetzalcoatlus, he's more recently been experimenting with bedroom pop as Mikey Melodica.
Quetzalcoatlus recommends:
The Book was Better
by The Doubleclicks
On the surface they're a nerd-folk comedy duo, but their songs cover everything from frozen pizza to gender to anxiety, all with catchy melodies, poignancy and humor.
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Chow Mein Craft
by Diamond Machine
Groovy, melodic chiptune music.
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Focal Point of a Scattered Mind
by Anders Jakobsen
Rippling electronic music full of pointillist blips and crackling rhythms, alternately rhythmic and melodic.
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Parallax
by João Orecchia & Sicker Man
Modular synth and electric cello combine on these unnervingly expansive songs with low tones that spill out like water from a tipped jar.
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Birds (in my mind anyway)
by DOC SLEEP
The first LP from nightlife cornerstone Melissa Maristuen, aka Doc Sleep, turns away from the dancefloor and toward the personal.
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