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LZIL: file not found:/var//www/indieish.com/html/wp-content/surfboundaries.jpgHi, teru here. My first pick this week is the orginal version of a song featured in a new remix contest hosted by ccMixter.org.
Creative Commons, Ghostly International and XLR8R Magazine are to thank for the new Christopher Willits “Colors Shifting” Remix Contest. San Francisco based musician and multimedia artist Christopher […]

With my week of picks coming to an end I found another netlabel and an artist who is from the same province in Canada that I live in. From Cape Breton Nova Scotia, Mayapple Weather is created by Mark Boudreau and his 2004 EP “We No Longer Believe in Miracles, We Rely On Them” is […]

The Canadian netlabel Nishi is a sublabel of no type and it was founded in 2002 and features music from around the world. Combining electronic and post-rock, Colophon has a dreamy and infectious release with Imprint / Tailpiece. A programmers and musician from the U.K., Colophon (Ed Powley) has also helped to run Nishi since […]

More goodness found via the netlabels at the Internet Archive today with a beautiful track from Cantaloup on Aerotone. The album “tonight it shows” is filled with simple and thoughtful tracks created by Cantaloup (Thomas Peters), who is based in Marburg, Germany. With live instruments forming the core and with Eva Paul’s voice showing up, […]

I’ve been looking around for more new Creative Commons licensed music and I started following the feed from the Internet Archive’s Netlabels collection which is how I’ve found the picks so far this week. There is great stuff being added daily and today I’ve picked a Chilean duo known as Manziping with a track from […]

Simple, sparse and beautiful, David Newlyn’s latest release on Drift Records is “Wait Here With Me” and the pick for today is the track “Wait Here With Me Until 6:15″. David Newlyn is from Durham in the UK and has a small CDR label known as october man recordings where he has more recordings on […]