We are deligthed to announce the release of Smoky Times, Vol. 1, the very first compilation of Smoky Carrot Records. Having released quality and entertaining music of quite a few amazing bands and artists for the last 3 years, we naturally decided to select a few of the best tracks and present them into a compilation. With a growing catalogue of over 120 tracks, narrowing the choice to only 10 tracks was not easy. We wanted these 10 tracks to be perfect for enjoying the winter fun. So we thought that songs by Queen Kwong, Rodeo Massacre, The Border Surrender, SSG, Towerbrown, Sunbirds, Pat Dam Smyth, Duellum and Nat Jenkins would provide the perfect soundtrack for your winter season as well as the ideal start of 2012.
LIL DAGGERS (USA)
SSG (UK)
CLOWNPARLOUR (UK)
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Queen Kwong - Long Gone Queen Kwong's new single Long Gone has been written and recorded with Joe Cardamone (The Icarus Line). QK and Joe are working on the band's debut album at the moment in NYC. Carré 'Kwong' Callaway has moved from her beloved California to The Big Apple the time of the recordings.
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Pat Dam Smyth - Otherwise Otherwise is the fabulous Christmas single from Irish singer/songwriter Pat Dam Smyth. “Pat Dam Smyth has that great ability, so rare in the modern songwriter, to breathe out through the speakers and make you feel as though he is singing directly to you.” Cosmopolitan
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Rodeo Massacre - The Circle Of Two Stunning new album, modern psychedelic flurry of 10 blues/rock tracks. This smashing LP has been written and recorded between London, Paris & Belfast. After starting the band almost 7 years ago, Izzy Lindqwister is now moving on to other musical horizons, this is her last LP with Rodeo Massacre.
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Duellum - For Some Reasons I Want To Talk Produced in collaboration with the French creative collective Ouich' Eaters, For Some Reasons I Want To Talk is the excellent debut EP of the French quartet Duellum. Influences ranging from The Wombats, Philip Glass, The Maccabees, Foals to French pioneers Phoenix.
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