Mofeezy

Mofak

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boygenius
boygenius

It’s getting colder and the days are getting shorter so we only thought it was fair to throw some chillingly sad music your way. We’ve already featured each of the three women who make up boygenius (Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus, and Julien Baker) and each of them has received praise and acclaim in their own right. However, there’s something about women singing in three part harmony about the fragility of never truly being known or feeling true belonging that really makes us want to turn the volume up. The poignant writing on this EP often simple and aching in the same way as John Prine, but they possess enough power and musicianship to really let loose in tracks like Salt in the Wound which ends in a trio of primal screams or Stay Down where Baker unleashes a rousing guitar solo that in live performances sometimes leaves Dacus and Bridgers getting down on their knees to bow before her.

It isn’t all doom and gloom for boygenius. They have a simply beautiful cover of a song by another spectacular girl group. If your winter night gets too dark and long, listen to them crooning The Chicks Cowboy Take Me Away to bring back a little light. 

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Don't You Worry, Honey
Sir Sly

Don’t You Worry, Honey is what I’d describe as the epitome of Indie-Alt music. You get some Twenty One Pilots vibes with Sir Sly’s own creative genius sprinkled on top. The top two on this one (High and &Run) belong on at least one of your playlists and I’m frankly just excited to see if they can continue to build on this sound. 

Also want to give a shout out to Sir Sly’s unique website. It’s designed like a retro-style desktop from back when we all had dial-up internet :)

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Geography

Tom Misch

Tom Misch makes music for people who own multiple cardigans. Tim Misch makes music for people who know how to cook crème brulee. Tim Misch makes music for people who pick eyeglasses for the frames moreso than for the added benefits to their vision. 

Okay, enough with the backhanded insults… Tom Misch makes classy & funky but yet accessible jazz music. Clearly immensely talented at music production with a deep understanding of all the complex layers that makeup a complete song, Geography is not for a casual listen. In many of the tracks on this album Misch's beats are layered underneath smooth hip-hop lyrics that at times even provide commentary to what Misch is doing underneath the lyrics. Meta. Again, this is one worth getting in vinyl so you can pay attention to it and really focus on the art. To be enjoyed not while you're distracted and cooking the crème brulee… but perhaps while you're eating it and enjoying it after the fact in your cardigan and fancy eyeglasses. Checkout his Tiny Desk by NPR right here.

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Kaskade Christmas

Kaskade

It’s an album that needs no introduction, but alas, we'll give you one anyway. Kaskade Christmas is a match made in heaven. First, you have Kaskade - one of the OG’s of the electronic music scene who has been releasing bangers for the last two decades. Next, you have Christmas - that one day with all the presents and stuff. Put them together and BAM, you’ve got all of your favorite X-mas tunes with a touch of synth and a groovy little bass line. It’s the perfect way to spice up your evening whether you’re huddled around the Yule log or a few too many eggnogs in with your cousins. Enjoy!

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