Jazzy, warm, bright, leisurely. Largely improvisational, the album exudes harmony. I have been obsessed with it. Perfect egg boiling music.
Jul 25, 2024
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From: Los Angeles
Genre: Jazz/avant garde/lo-fi/ambient
LP: Music for Saxofone & Bass Guitar (2018)
Interpretation of a 1980 Pharaoh Sanders composition (featuring, appropriately, Idris Muhammad on drums). Both Sams are amazing artists and band leaders on their own, and on this album (plus its two follow-ups thus far) they stretch their chosen instruments to their outer limits. Recorded mostly live, looped mouth sounds and taps on a mic drenched in reverb build the spare backing rhythms. Wilkes’s bass generates waves of tonal textures like fog on a city street. Gendel’s sax riffs are so alluring—effortlessly beautiful and endlessly hummable. Your friends who don’t like jazz will still love this. Your friends who do like jazz already know what‘s up.
Aug 6, 2024
No brass (guitar, bass & drums only) 1970s American Jazz. Moody, vibey, smooth, 35 minutes of good time. Idk what else to say, seek it out!
Apr 29, 2024
Sophisticated, modern, warm, jazz and jazz-adjacent work by Portland, Oregon area guitarist and composer. Plus, it's got a song called "Dirty Dishes"!
Feb 13, 2024
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I was in third grade. Our teacher had a bob and she was kind. She gave each of us a journal, sheets of computer paper bound together by staples. She taught us that writing could as simple as writing down what happened to you that day to big, bombastic stories — real epics.
She carved out time throughout the week for us to write. This continued on for maybe a month. I loved it. Stories about monkeys fighting airplanes were interspersed with details about the bugs I collected at recess. Any bit of free time I had was dedicated to writing, both in school and out.
Within a couple weeks, the journal was filled. Probably bad writing, yeah, but it was mine nonetheless.
Fast forward a couple months. Third grade ends. Summer begins. I look for my journal. I can’t find it. I ask my mother where it is. She said she threw it away. I cry. She feels guilty. We never talk about it.
It’s maybe my first experience with grief. I felt legitimately connected to the experience of writing, and to experience actual loss, especially at that young of an age, changed my brain forever. Twenty years later, I write editorial articles at work and poetry at home. I still have a very tenuous relationship with the void lol.
Jul 7, 2025
Things that change are interesting to me. Light, humans, all plants, etc.
My favorite images were ones where the subject had some degree of mutability.
May 1, 2025
sloane_shark This method helps with notebooks that don’t naturally lay flat! It isn’t a perfect system, but it works pretty well.
I like *using tools* even if those tools are humble clips.
Oct 10, 2024