The new album by Lea Bertucci is pretty great. Recommended if you like Ellen Arkbro or Kali Malone. (Very obvious comparisons but hey.)
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rdfm
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check out mavi if you haven’t
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Having listened to this on and off for about thirty years, in contexts that might emphasise more of the fun and less of the talent, I think I’d like to offer the Stretchin’ Out In Bootsy’s Rubber Band album as a work of genius. Probably overshadowed by some of the other Parliament/Funkadelic stuff - it’s that whole crew at the absolute top of their game surely?
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renegog
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the crossover event i didn’t know i needed lol
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Steve Grossman from the ‘Shapes Of Things To Come’ lp 1974.
Brand X ‘Euthanasia Waltz’ from ‘Unorthodox Behaviour’ 1976
Weather Report ‘Black Market’ 1976
Vulfpeck (how it took me so long I’ll never know)
https://youtu.be/le0BLAEO93g
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Quiet Signs by Jessica Pratt
It’s the best album I’ve heard in years — torn between telling others and keeping it to myself
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Reminds me both why I own one and also that I don’t play it
really nice playing by John Tilbury
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Ralph Towner ‘Nimbus’ feat: Eberhard Weber on electric double bass. From ‘Solstice’ 1975 E.C.M. Records.
Yusef Lateef ‘Like It Is’ from ‘The Blue’ lp 1968 Atlantic Records
l8st addiction as I float higher in this neon candy bubble … the lyrical content could be better but why should it??
Top vocal treatments
Been listening to The Caretaker quite a bit recently - something very soothing about his disintegrating bliss hazes in what often seems like end times.
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Rupert
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Spotify recommended this band to me on my Discover Weekly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVUO-jpzgOU
Really great stuff, early 90s emo rock? No idea what the correct genre is. Reminds me a bit of New Order.
I’ve listened to his first album (which was performed on a Buchla system) many times and loved it, but I’d missed this one until now. This one is done on a Lyra-8 and is absolutely fantastic IMHO.
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