This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
All in ODDS
“When Napster was a thing, I used it to collect these songs on my parent's computer. I played them loud and flung myself around the basement until dinner was ready. I can't claim to have been a part of a community that listened to this music in a group setting, so I guess thats what I want to do now…”
“Love this new album from Jeff Tweedy. It has the melodic simplicity and catchiness of Uncle Tupelo and Wilco's early records, but with songwriting by a seasoned hand, someone who is emerging on the other side of middle age -- kids raised and out of the house, distractions receding, and existential questions front-and-center.”
"Try to get a bag that’s only half full, or else you run the risk of eating the whole thing at once and feeling quite ill, like a bottle of wine without the fun."
You’ll never really understand how your body works, but it’s important to be reminded about all the parts so you don’t lose touch with the fact that, for the most part, your body does work. And one can only listen to ‘Head & Shoulders, Knees & Toes. Knees. And. Toes’ so many times.
“Joe Rogan can be hit and miss—which would be true for any of us sharing daily 3hr conversations—but I'm a pretty consistent fan of what Duncan Trussell has to say and this chunk of their talk about socialism / intentional communities is a message more of us should be contemplating on the regular.”
“End of the night, loitering in the kitchen listening to music instead of going to sleep kinda vibes.”
“Like looking into a cold, crystalline lake perfectly still on the surface, but roiling underneath from the thrashing of things unseen.”
“I loved Megafaun's "The Longest Day" so listened to more music by them, only to realize that it was Christy Smith's vocals that I loved. I looked her up and found The Tender Fruit and am loving it. Smith's voice has a beautiful longing to it, and her accompaniment, with its minor notes, evokes those threads of loss sewn through everything.”
The Soundcloud playlist for this month’s approved Submithub submissions is now up & running for November 2018.
“One of the more autumnal collections of music I've heard - red gold, leafy, full of mood and transformative energy - that grows richer and richer with deep and repeated listens.”
