“I make everything in winter, I make everything at once. Some people wanna be the killer, Some people wanna be the gun.” This is the opening stanza from Max Garcia
Understated and wispy with a solid groove underlying its stereo phasing vocals; Attics bring us a tune to pull you out of the dregs of winter and into breezier moods
Two months into 2023 and the releases have been stellar so far. Every new song seems to connect with you at the perfect time, maybe it’s the joyous mystery of
Colemine/Karma Chief Records are re-releasing Kendra Morris’ 2016 EP Babble and adding three new tracks to mark the occasion. The record’s mix of soul, hip hop, and jazz all support Morris’s strong voice as Babble does more than just ambulate along
Drayton Farley is a relative newcomer at least when it comes to recording albums. The Alabama songwriter has released a couple full-length albums and some singles. He definitely draws some
TLAK Goes DIY series presents a welcome remastered edition of the original 1978 album Games & Groceries by R. Stevie Moore, the pioneer of home recording and do-it-yourself musical aesthetic.
1959 saw the release of Orfeu Negro (Black Orpheus), a foreign film that reimagined the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice in the setting of Rio De Janeiro during Carnival. The
Reflecting on Wayne Shorter’s passing, this writer feels that Shorter was perhaps the most important living (and most listened to) artist in this writer’s lifetime. Yes, my lifelong devotion to
Visionary composer and saxophonist Wayne Shorter has passed away at age 89, departing the earth as we know it and embarking on a new journey as part of his extraordinary life.
On Glide’s Tales from the Road series back in 2021, singer-songwriter Kevin Daniel detailed his return to the road following the pandemic shutdown. Most like any artist, he wrote of
