Foxy Digitalis
It’s a new month and the Daily keeps on rolling. I just got back from a Girl Scouts’ event that somehow managed to be more exhausting than anything I’ve done in the last week. But hey… some news and questions about a Joe Henderson reissue before digging into a wild album of the day. Wednesday […]
Eve Maret’s sonic universes always surprise me. She fuses disparate threads from the cosmic layers and rhythms surrounding us, tying them together with expansive motifs. Her latest album, Earth and Space, is sonically rich and immersive and glides on emotional waves that saturate every chord progression and arpeggio. It’s a stunning, memorable record. Maret says this […]
I don’t have a lot to say that hasn’t already been said by others, but Pharoah Sanders’ music meant a great deal to me. I’d hardly call this a comprehensive look at his work and career or anything like that, but this is more or less where my head went after news broke over the […]
Every time I listen to Dividers, I get lost in an ever-shifting haze. The lens continues to widen as the project evolves as a solo endeavor from Sam Miller, dipping toes into cosmic fried country and liminal Americana. The music scratches at the edges of familiarity but is doused in such a heady spectral bath […]
Tomorrow, Matt LaJoie’s (as ML Wah) Mirrored Night is officially released. I have a lot of admiration LaJoie at the best of times, but it’s ticked up a few notches with the release of his first solo piano album. There’s a real vulnerability to not just the music itself, but the approach and mindset he […]
On Channelers newest album, Another Entrance, Sean Conrad opens this beautiful, shimmering world with two resonating piano notes. He lets them hang for a few extra moments before repeating them and sailing off toward the aqueous horizon. It sets the intentions of the entire album, welcoming listeners to drift with him in his search for his […]