Foxy Digitalis
Written and produced during an artist residency in the North East of England, The Circle Dance sees Me Lost Me aka Jayne Dent continuing to stretch her fingers out into nature, future and place. A sense of immersion into curated environments is quickly established across the EP’s five songs, the record immediately placing the listener in Dent’s […]
Crickets chirp the night’s song carried along by a soft, rhythmic wind. Adela Mede’s voice hovers above the millions of microscopic scenes happening in the Earth’s cracks like a full moon glowing with elemental spirit. Szabadság is an exploration of how leaning into our vulnerabilities can provoke a lasting inner strength. Mede’s vocals are the […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon. Lots of big news sending shockwaves and ripples through the music community that Foxy Digitalis tends to focus a lot of space and energy on this week. The Bandcamp situation isn’t ideal, but I don’t find any of it particularly […]
Check out these resources to support Ukraine On Ukrainian-born, Austria-based artist Katarina Gryvul’s second album, Tysha, planets are broken to pieces to be reassembled into imaginative, intricate landscapes. Gryvul’s use of acoustic instruments and electronic processing creates an expansive palette where no sound is out of reach. Her vision and boundless skill as a composer are […]
It may seem obvious to say that place is integral to Nyokabi Kariuki’s newest EP, peace places: kenyan memories, but across these six pieces, the Kenyan composer brings listeners into her innermost world. Each song is based on a place of personal significance to her and the emotional depth laced through every sound and every passage […]
Track titles for improvisatory music are very often weird, often obscure, or often arbitrary, and most annoyingly seek to impose form on the formless. Rarely do they match the sound as perfectly as Warm Former’s opener “Lemonlark Meadows”. Splooging out a selection of sharp citrusy tones into a buoyant display of sweet bleep heaven and […]
On my first listen of Sonescent, I was sure my headphones were broken. I was so excited when a new Matchess album showed up in my inbox, that I jumped right in without reading a word about it. Anything Whitney Johnson touches is something worth hearing, and a new record from her Matchess project is always […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon. What a fucked up week. I got nothing. Listen to some tunes. Do something good. Eric Mingus & Catherine Sikora The Zuzax Protocol (Self-Released) A fantastic set of guitar and saxophone duets from these longtime collaborators, The Zuzak Protocol has flames shooting out from […]
There’s something to be said for repetition in sonic construction as a way to envelop listeners in a particular mode. Katherine de Rosset makes music that is a reflection of whatever we throw at it. Her work is always intentional, but there’s a soft, fragmented edge that allows it to be amorphous so that it […]