“I’m often guilty of writing songs that I have no business singing.” That’s Bob, the man behind Cloudy Busey, talking to Lights + Music about his newest song “havUever.” He goes on to say this could work as a Justin Bieber number, and offers the track up to Biebs if he happens across it. He’s…
“Before This Loneliness” finds Osaka’s Cloudy Busey stretching out after the concise dance-pop of “Who Says They Love You,” from earlier this year. His latest goes on for just over six-and-a-half minutes, and resembles the house-leaning styles of “Up To You (If You Love Me),” albeit this new one sounds much more upbeat than the…
[soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/44938522″ iframe=”true” /] Indie-pop ended up being the flavor of the April, from the C86 tape Moscow Club presented to the world to an endless parade of twee-leaning bands popping up on SoundCloud. This month’s Make Believe Mix represents this trend and, like the Moscow Club mix, attempts to expand the definition of indie-pop…
[youtube=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWABN4f66rw”] Cloudy Busey – also known as Bob, the lead singer of Osaka’s Ice Cream Shout – used to lean heavily indie pop. Although the Busey moniker served as a way for him to record songs sans group, tracks like “Pound Your Town To Hell” and “Broken By Inertia” weren’t radically different from the material…
I’m not positive about it (read: I am too lazy to research this) but our contribution to the February edition of the Music Alliance Pact might be one of the longer entries to ever grace the feature. Make Believe Melodies submitted the seven-plus-minute jam “Up To You (If You Love Me)” by Osaka’s Cloudy Busey,…