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Philip Graham

  1. Rhode Island
  2. Electronic
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  1. What The Thunder Said
    by Elysian Fields
    This first song has an earworm refrain, glorious lyrics. Can’t wait for the rest.
  2. Juanita
    by Angélica Garcia
    Oh my, as always, Angélica Garcia knows how to raise the roof.
    Hoping there's a forthcoming album behind this track . . .
  3. Congo Funk! - Sound Madness From The Shores Of The Mighty Congo River (Kinshasa/Brazzaville 1969-1982) (Analog Africa No. 38)
    by Analog Africa
    M.B.T's Sound M.B.T's Sound
    Every song thrills in this compilation of Congolese classics, music I listened to obsessively when living in West Africa.
    One of the many special treats: the wiry guitar in “M.B.T’s Sound.”
  4. Not Even Happiness
    by Julie Byrne
    Follow My Voice Follow My Voice
    Splendid.
    Tinder that sparks its own fire.
    A shore that shapes its own water to the horizon.
  5. Exit Simulation
    by Niecy Blues
    Cascade Cascade
    Gorgeous ghostly landscapes that both sooth and wake you.
  6. GRIEF
    by Samora Pinderhughes
    Grief (feat. Boom Bishop) Grief (feat. Boom Bishop)
    Stunning. This music is the real deal, the really real Real Deal.
  7. The Contortionist
    by Elysian Fields
    "I'll never retire."

    I'll take that as a promise!
  8. Bohemian Flesh
    by Bohemian Flesh
    The Cartographers The Cartographers
    So . . . Jennifer Charles’ Parthenope has morphed into Bohemian Flesh and a full album. And it is wonderful. The universe is too too kind.
  9. Introducing... Parthenope
    by Parthenope
    Met Gala Met Gala
    A Jennifer Charles side project! Of course it’s fantastic. My Elysian Fields dreams have been unexpectedly fulfilled.
  10. Ghosts
    by Hania Rani
    Moans Moans
    With every new release, a giant step forward.
  11. Unrequited
    by Soda Gun
    Zoom Boy Zoom Boy
    As witty, wise, cranky and heartfelt as the author-turned-musician who presides over this utterly original feast.
  12. Spike Field
    by Maria BC
    Maria BC’s newest songs are as beautiful as those of their earlier releases, though now the sonic landscapes they inhabit are even more haunting.
  13. adore
    by samkae
    A powerful song about the prison of appearance and beauty. It reminds me of another first-rate song, though from the perspective of an older woman, “Once Beautiful, Twice Removed,” by the great band Elysian Fields.
    appears in 1 other collection
  14. Love and Hate in a Different Time
    by Gabriels
    The Blind The Blind
    The deepest soul of soul music.
  15. Mádibá
    by Blick Bassy
    Séa Séa
    Haunting, often ethereal R&B; reminds me, in a way, of another great and gentle Central African musician, Pierre Akendengue of Gabon . . .
  16. Witch's Hand
    by Allysen Callery & Mother Bear
    Callery finds her metal—brava!
  17. you can reach me if you try
    by Kindelan
    Hazel Frustration Hazel Frustration
    What a fantastic find. Kindelan’s EP vibrates with jazzy folky poppy originality, lush vocals, heartfelt pointed lyrics, and song structures that are both surprising and emotionally apt.
    This artist is going to be a star.
  18. The Halo Is Shapeless
    by Aphir
    UyU UyU
    I've long admired Aphir's Holodreem recording; so good to reconnect with her glorious music.
  19. Clinical Trial
    by Elysian Fields
    Flatline Flatline
    Elysian Fields' rough and ready "lost" record, now happily found.
  20. Elysian Fields EP
    by Elysian Fields
    Move Me Move Me
    This EP is the band’s first outing. But no baby steps here; instead we get a haunting slinky slow dance.