Interviews
I will keep this short and sweet because Jim’s conversation with Cheryl and Wobbly sheds so much light on their new album, Multiple Park, and I don’t want to distract from that. Read this and buy the record (via Gilgongo) or the digital edition from the link above – it’s fantastic. – BR FOXY DIGITALIS DEPENDS ON […]
The Capsule Garden
A quick reminder that Foxy Digitalis Daily is over on Patreon today – give it a look and consider signing up! Tomorrow, a new show debuts on the feed called The Seltzer Salon – concise conversations with artists, writers, etc., about interesting projects and ideas. Something like that. Anyway, keeping this intro short and sweet as I’m […]
Interviews
Seljuk Rustum is a multidisciplinary artist, musician, and sound engineer in Kochi, India, who paints vivid pictures with his engaging, psychedelic music. His most recent album, Cardboard Castles, is a heady trip into every imaginable zone (and some unimagined!). Rustum has an innate ability to sculpt melodies into playful soundscapes that are simultaneously joyous and challenging. With […]
Interviews
Collins Oboh, aka Colloboh, is a Nigerian-born, Los Angeles-based musician and composer. His latest offering, Saana Sahel, is a world-stretching aural journey that pushes our feelings and ideas in every direction. Veering between post-rave morning music, soulful renderings, effusive jazz ecstasy, and everything in between, Saana Sahel does a lot and travels far in a short, impactful space. […]
Ecstasy and heartbreak are woven into the mesmerizing sonic journey of “Astande To Boose Gahe Man Ast.” It draws in listeners with its energy and technique, almost lulling us into a trance, as the expressive melodies and Amiri’s stunning vocals channel so much emotion into an unforgettable performance. Amiri is one of many Afghan artists […]
Collins Oboh, aka Colloboh, is a Nigerian-born, Los Angeles-based musician and composer. His latest offering, Saana Sahel, is a world-stretching aural journey that pushes our feelings and ideas in every direction. Veering between post-rave morning music, soulful renderings, effusive jazz ecstasy, and everything in between, Saana Sahel does a lot and travels far in a short, impactful space. […]
Dichotomies are everything on Diego Caicedo’s Ascendit In Inferno. The Colombian guitarist (currently based in Barcelona) keeps listeners alert as he nimbly moves from one mode to another. In the opening corridors, acoustic guitar plucks wind circuitous pathways through jagged scenery, evoking moving figures and craggy peaks. A perilous shadow looms across Ascendit In Inferno, shrouding sparks […]
Today’s pick sent me into some surprising places, but it’s a record that won’t let go. Really beautiful stuff with some killer guest appearances. Plus, super exciting news from Beverly Glenn-Copeland. Wednesday episodes are exclusively on Patreon. Sign up now! Album of the Day: Jeffrey Silverstein “Western Sky Music” Additional Links: Beverly Glenn-Copeland The Ones Ahead […]
Violence and destruction are the heartbeats of Andrey Guryanov’s haunting “2022.” Guryanov’s new album, Anthems, explores the history of Soviet national anthems, finally landing on “2022.” The track is built from explosions in Ukraine, pulled from YouTube videos, and assembled into a bleak, forward lurch into darkness. Sirens wail in the distance, stalking the rhythmic death […]
Foxy Digitalis is thrilled to share this video and statement from Palestinian-American electronic artist Omar Ahmad, in solidarity on Nabka Day today. Pre-order his new album, Inheritance, via AKP Recordings HERE. “I am a child of displaced people. While nowhere fully feels like home, home of the mind and heart are what I explore through […]
As expected, Tears of the Kingdom has taken over my life. I apologize in advance for how useless my brain will be for the next couple weeks, but it made for a damn fine weekend. Stellar album of the day from a project I should have gone deep on already, but it’s never too late. […]
I have been loving Nonconnah’s wild, brilliant trip, Unicorn Family. It’s an all-over-the-map kind of affair, and that spirit is channeled through every second of this mix. Dig out and tune in. Make sure to pick a copy of the Unicorn Family tape before it’s too late. Tracklist: Auburn Lull – Old MissionChris Corsano & Bill Orcutt – Some […]
The salty sea air permeates every chord progression and every lilting melody of John Swanke’s beguiling “Dance of the Green Crab.” Coastlines trace psychedelic throughlines in the emotive keys swirling through the song’s forward march. It’s music that sinks in without a trace, moving through our veins and into our bones with quiet assurance. In […]
