Jack Anderson

Making memorable trip-hop's not just a matter of slowing down breakbeats, and swapping out rap verses with some reggae-dub bass and exotic-sounding samples.

We're starting to sound like a broken record over here…but the retro soul renaissance? Not only is it verifiable; it just keeps getting better and better.

Since the days of Thoreau, we've often romanticized the idea of a creativity-spurring wilderness retreat.

For well-established acts, keeping faithful to the formulas that first made 'em famous is often the key to longevity.

If you've seen Big Wy's Brass Band, then you're already hip to the spark that is multi-instrumentalist Wyatt Corder . Furthermore, you're probably

Scrolling through social media, watching ten-second clips of people's little circus acts in the comfort of their own natural habitats…it can sometimes feel like a human zoo.

Outside of theater, choir's typically stereotyped as the vehicle for churning out stars of the next generation.

We've been gabbin' a lot about the retro soul renaissance lately…so much so that y'all must be getting pretty sick of reading about it.

We don't really put stock in the idea of “talent by association”. Sure, we've witnessed plenty of attempts to pivot from a successful group into a profitable solo offshoot.