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View fullsize As a lifelong fan of Neil Young, there is this comfort I find in that man’s distorted ethos. Was this album the best... nope! But I think most of Neil Young’s albums have this charm that I find so appealing. So, it was enough to fall in
View fullsize There is this mystic quality to country music. No, not the modern sound of mainstream country music, though there does remain a tinge of what I’m referring to. Hayden Pedigo’s exploration of this sound dates to Hank Williams, Woody Guthr
View fullsize A fun conversation piece in the music community is the concept of: Who is next? Specifically, this relates to who is the next big pop star. Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX each took such different paths to their 2024 surge to the str
View fullsize McKinley Dixon is simply fabulous! “Beloved! Paradise! Jazz?!”, Dixon’s previous album, was just an incredible exploration of sound and social commentary. “Magic, Alive!” Continues this ambitious thread of artistry with
View fullsize In the mantle of hip-hop, I place Little Simz near Kendrick Lamar in terms of talent, introspection and overall vision of artistry. I’m by no means a hip-hop expert, but as someone who spends sooooo much time with music... artistry is artistry
View fullsize To me, PinkPantheress set the tone for summer. Last year, it felt like we were enamored so much by “BRAT,” “Good Luck, Babe,” “Not Like Us” and of course, “Espresso.” This summer feels ripe for the tak
View fullsize claire rousay continues to be perhaps my favorite ambient composer. Not much to say, but yet another astounding, contemplative work with yet another ambient composer Grethchen Korsmo. Took a wonderful nap to this one on Thursday lol Last pic: Teddy
View fullsize Still behind, so thoughts are short. Much like Kendrick Lamar, I love when artists create spaces within their own vocal performances to express varying degrees of emotions. For Obongjayar, the Nigerian rapper based in London, this expression is very
View fullsize ugggh so behind and time is limited so my thoughts are brief... but this album was marvelous in its post-rock grandeur and felt like Black Country New Road’s “Ants From Up There” at times. That is high praise in my books lol Bye!