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Spotify: OTU's July Snapshot

: August 4, 2010

Fans and followers, friends and foes: you heard it here first. Being the forward-thinking, innovative blog we are, Overrating The Underrated is jumping on the latest music revolution which is Spotify playlists. This will allow us to bring you monthly snapshots of all five authors’ posted material. The OTU monthly snapshots will ensure you never miss a thing and can enjoy all our picks from one central location: your Spotify application!

Unfamiliar with Spotify? It’s a free music application which allows you to stream and share music with your friends. You can listen to your playlists from any computer or phone in the world and you can also sync with Facebook to see what your friends are listening to. Keep up with the in-crowd, read about it and then get it here.

This month we’ve scoured through our back catalogue to bring you a stylish summery playlist boasting material from the likes of The-Dream, Empire Of The Sun, Tinchy Stryder, The Roots, Rick Ross, Skepta, You Me At Six and many more. So hurry up and click that glorious red text below!

Overrating The Underrated’s July Snapshot

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Murray |Category: Alternative, Attaboy, Dance/Electro/Dubstep, DJ Khaled, Emarosa, Empire Of The Sun, Fabolous, Gucci Mane, Hip-Hop/Grime - UK, Hip-Hop/Rap, Indie/Rock, Klashnekoff, Method Man, Philmont, R&B, Rakaa, Red Cafe, Redman, Rick Ross, Rockwilder, Skepta, Stat Quo, Stromae, The Roots, The-Dream, Tinchy Stryder, You Me At Six, Young Money | One comment

(Relatively) New Music From Emarosa

: July 10, 2010


<– A gubbier looking band you will not find.

This is the kind of music that is Murray’s holy water, if he hears it he will literally disolve.

This is what I apparently classed a post-hardcore, whatever that is. Emarosa’s self titled 2nd album was released at the back end of June, hence its not-exactly-new status.

This track entitled Share The Sunshine Young Blood is actually pretty decent, and I’ll be honest this isn’t fairly representitive of what I usually listen to.

I should add that its actually a decent track, quite likeable. Certaintly not what I expected. Upon further listening I am a massive fan of the guitar switch on the track, though the lyrics are a bit emo.

Check it out on the link below:

Emarosa- Share The Sunshine Young Blood

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