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Somersault 1
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Emily Hopkins New York, New York
Harpist who uses effect pedals
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Somersault”
Random suggestion from the Art as Catharsis label guy. At times it sounds like… djent with a harp instead of a guitar? This is really cool. My only regret is not finding out about this stuff before the “unusual instruments” episode of the webradio thingy I co-host.
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Saints, Tesla!!, All tracks take me down a different storytunnel! Love those big drums like a stoned highschool band. Bang Bang! Love them!
go to albumFrom harpist Sarah Pagé comes an album that feels like a fairy tale, full of mystic beauty and gentle, fluttering melodies.
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e.g., rhapsodic
by Shakespeare and the Blues
The latest from the excellent New Orleans label Nouveau Electric is this hypnotic blend of jazz & hip-hop.
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To Lower the Fever of Feeling
by Yea Big, Jon Byler Dann, and Tatsuya Nakatani
An improvised jazz assault led by avant-garde bass clarinet melodies and dynamic tilt-a-whirls, overwhelming in the best possible sense.
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The album cover was my initial template to make my own poster work. Khruangbin, known by how Laura plays bass, has been a ecstatic series of flights they have taken me throughout my late 20s.
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