John Prine

John PrineA heartfelt journey through Americana unfolds in the rustic tales of this self titled album, with each tender lyric stitched into comforting folk and country melodies. The acoustic embrace feels like a comforting old friend, inviting you into a haven of storytelling where every strum encourages you to linger a little longer. It's more than just music; it's a warm, inviting narrative that resonates with the soul.

a dual drum onslaught from Clifford Jarvis and Ed Blackwell

Pressed on cream/black blob vinyl

bikutsi began to supplant makossa and soukous for domination of the local airwaves and the attention of cosmopolitan

The first LP collects all the tracks from the early first two sessions from the summer of '67

Also available on compact disc

the Spanish version of “Sister Golden Hair” and more

exhibiting a genre-bending indie style with a notable use of unconventional instruments like the xylophone

Sea Change - Beck's seventh album - peaked at #8 on the Billboard 200 Widely praised upon release in 2002

The album was recorded in Los Angeles and produced by Gladius

The Beach Boys' iconic 1966 album

It embodies whatever form you choose to inhabit in the moment

It's unlike anything else in the Projectors' body of work: drums and guitars are all but absent