Hello and welcome to Quirk’s recommended music mix this week. Here’s what the QuirkStars are listening to:

Jack White - Love Interruption
Shared by Dustin Ryan

The lead single off his upcoming solo album "Blunderbuss". More laid back than the usual upbeat nature of The White Stripes or The Dead Weather and includes some interesting use of the clarinet.

S.Maharba - For Someone (Abandonment)
Shared by Ben Brouckaert

This beautiful slow b...

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Welcome to the second instalment of Quirk’s recommended weekend tunes, curated from our internal mailing list.

Peaking Lights - All The Sun That Shines
Shared by Ben Brouckaert

Start your weekend with this light, looping, bass-driven track from Wisconsin dub duo Peaking Lights. Perfect for summer beach vibes.

 

All The Sun That Shines by Peaking Lights

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Look Around
Shared by Daniel Neville

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Danny K took the time to unpack Google’s Adwords for Video – covering the new interface, new enhancements as well as new functionality of this tool which allows you to manage video campaigns more efficiently.

Google’s “Search, plus Your World” represents the more extensive change to Google’s SERPs in years – Tim Withers discusses what it means for brands.

Two ninjas from the notorious Sausage Isle, Jared De Wet and Daniel Kolossa, share an insightful post which cover the changes and new features introduced to YouTube over the last year.

‘Walk Off the Earth’ is the name of the  band who perform this unbelievable cover of the song ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’. Five musicians using one guitar simultaneously seems a little hard to believe, but they pull it off. Whilst all five play, three of the band members sing, and sing remarkably well. It’s hard to believe that these voices have been hidden from the public for so long.

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