“Fantastic Bedroom Pop with Psychedelic and Antifolk elements to it. Reminds me a bit of Ween crossed with late-era Pavement in places!”
This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED W/ CLOUD
“Making life more bearable? When you eat delicious food, realize that it makes you dance. (!)”
MIX TAPE RADIO: EPISODE 062
EPISODE 62 kicks off with a lovely day dreamer from Vetiver and before it closes out with a first taste from an upcoming Lowpines release, you'll hear tunes from Danielle Fricke, Benjamin Shaw, Joe Sampson and a bunch more.
FANDCAMP: MY WOMAN
“This album gets a lot of things right. It is beautifully written, and Olsen's vocal delivery is amazing of course, but what I love the most about it is how naturally it manages to be both heavy and cheerful; slow and upbeat. I reckon this will be on my playlist for quite some time.”
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED W/ SARA RENBERG
“It's okay to take gummy versions of your vitamins!! It turns taking care of yourself into a little treat.”
Fandcamp: Rap Album Two
"Think of a Dilla nerd who loves MF and was inspired to turn his diary into a rap album. and unlike how that sounds its actually really good.”
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED W/ RACHEL TRACHTENBURG (WOOING)
“Chia seeds! Add them to water or oatmeal.They give so much energy and nutrients.”
Fandcamp: Wind Vane - EP
“Maybe I'm a sucker for "_grove" bands, but this is great. Everything is well composed. However, the vocals are absolutely stunning with the instrumentation. Hard to imagine a better match.”
Mix Tape Radio: Episode 056
Kicks off with loveliness from Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin and before Robert Lester Folsom starts singing 'see you later', you'll hear: a corker from Alabama Shakes, Mountain Man covering a mountain man, GRANDMAS with the all the As taken out, Will Johnson, T.Rex, The Weather Station and a bunch more great stuff.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED W/ ALEX COPPOLA
“It’s a great resource for anyone who wants to understand more about how movies are actually made and/or just get better at watching them.”
FANDCAMP: Stranger in the Alps
"hauntingly beautiful, these songs pull emotions out of me like long noodles in a hot soup which then I can more or less tenderly soak back up"
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED W/ ANDREW KURJATA
“In the spirit of my last answer I will say carve out a creative space that is just for you. It’s not in the hopes of turning it into a job, it’s not a portfolio, it’s not geared towards getting hearts or shares online. It’s something that you personally find enjoyable, and you do it once a week or once a month or once a year”