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From nonesuch: The Queen of Hearts is the debut album from Offa Rex , a new project featuring English singer/multi-instrumentalist Olivia Chaney and The Decemberists. Produced and recorded by Tucker Martine (Modest Mouse, My Morning Jacket, Neko Case) and Colin Meloy at Martine's studio in Portland, OR, the album draws largely on traditional English-Irish-Scottish repertoire to create a transatlantic musical conversation that flirts with psychedelia and folk rock while maintaining its own inimitable identity.
This album has grown on me. I like it a lot better than the last one (and less than the first few albums). I love #4 (Creature Comfort) the best but don't like and don't get #10 (GGD). The entire album kinda has an ABBA/disco vibe but infused with sporadically good lyrics.
This album has grown on me. I like it a lot better than the last one (and less than the first few albums). I love #4 (Creature Comfort) the best but don't like and don't get #10 (GGD). The entire album kinda has an ABBA/disco vibe but infused with sporadically good lyrics.
heard a cool interview with this guy on weekend edition a little bit ago, excited to hear this: scott simon: Queue up Zeshan Bagewadi's new album, and at first, it sounds like you're in for some good ole American funk and soul, then he begins to sing. His vocals are in Punjabi. Zeshan Bagewadi was born in Chicago to parents who are Indian Muslim immigrants. The soul, funk, and blues on his new album called "Vetted" traced back to his father's music collection, but we're going to let him tell you about it. Zeshan Bagewadi.
Zeshan B: My father was enamored of, of course, the music that he grew up around in 1960s and 1970s India and the music of Pakistan. But in addition to that, through his work as a journalist, he was given insight into soul music here in America. And he had a collection of records of Otis Redding, of James Brown, Marvin Gaye - prominent soul artists from America - and I guess the byproduct of that is me (laughter).
heard a cool interview with this guy on weekend edition a little bit ago, excited to hear this: scott simon: Queue up Zeshan Bagewadi's new album, and at first, it sounds like you're in for some good ole American funk and soul, then he begins to sing. His vocals are in Punjabi. Zeshan Bagewadi was born in Chicago to parents who are Indian Muslim immigrants. The soul, funk, and blues on his new album called "Vetted" traced back to his father's music collection, but we're going to let him tell you about it. Zeshan Bagewadi.
Zeshan B: My father was enamored of, of course, the music that he grew up around in 1960s and 1970s India and the music of Pakistan. But in addition to that, through his work as a journalist, he was given insight into soul music here in America. And he had a collection of records of Otis Redding, of James Brown, Marvin Gaye - prominent soul artists from America - and I guess the byproduct of that is me (laughter).
just from that picture you can tell that guy quacks
I don't know how to post pictures on mobile so Haze by Angelo de Augustine. Really pretty singer songwriter stuff. Kinda like of early Bon Iver but with a really soft and high pitched voice
This band won Best Indie/Rock Band at the Denton Music Awards last year and just released a new album. If you like Charly Bliss, Chastity Belt, Cherry Glazer, Snail Mail, and similar groups, you might enjoy this.
Pearl Earl - s/t
How are they live? I've been meaning on checking them out.