#sing leaf

What better day to release a brand new beautiful album than on Friday the 13th. We're privileged to release our second album with Sing Leaf. Following up his last sold out cassette, Watery Moon, this latest album is an evolution of David Como's eclectic and soulful sound. Shu Ra continues to showcase the ease at which David transitions through endless genres and sounds, making something that is altogether unique and beautiful.

We're happy to help put this into the world today on a beautiful light blue cassette shell with gold imprint. Check out the cassettes below and grab yours while you still can!

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mellow // "Same Old Satellite" by Sing Leaf

Watery Moon (2013) - Buy

Reminds me of Lou Reed's "Satellite Of Love".  Always nice to have a song that can be followed up with another.  I rarely use the shuffle feature on my comp/phone, which means I actually scroll through my list.

- Marco Pitino

OUT TODAY: Sing Leaf – 'Watery Moon'

Happy release day!! Today is the official release of David Como's debut full-length as Sing Leaf. It's a beautiful and versatile collection of songs, travelling the vast plains of musical genre with ease. There are only a few copies of the Watery Moon cassette, so get em while they're hot!

Listen and order here

PRE-ORDER: SING LEAF — WATERY MOON

Happy to say that pre-orders for Sing Leaf's debut full-length Watery Moon are up! Grab the cassette while you still can, and stream the whole album over at Bandcamp. 

We are super excited to announce another amazing addition to the CMC family. Help us welcome the multi-talented Canadian Sing Leaf. David Como has been making music as Sing Leaf for a while now, and Watery Moon is his first proper full-length effort. David is as versatile as he is talented, and Watery Moon covers a whole gamut of styles and takes on pop. From highly instrumental sounds, incorporating both electronic and acoustic elements, to more straight forward folk-pop songs like Same Old Satellite (below) – all overlaid with his unique vocals that somehow manage to fit into any music territory he creates.