A slappin’ funk-walk through all your latest feels. Is this indie? Funky synth-soul? How about, fuck genres. If we want to do a useless comparison, I’d say Jachary has moments that sound like Whitney, and […]
Category: Album Reviews
Thunder Body // Solstice
Wholesome, honey-sweet reggae. Solstice came out on October 13, 2017, and I think I’ll be reminded of it every fall forever. Fall is a sentimental season, a birthday season, and a get-ready-for-fucking-winter-again season for me. […]
Chrome Sparks // Goddess
Tripping through a pristine forest drenched in silver. Chrome Sparks put on one of the most creative live performances I’ve seen. And they did it as an opener. They kicked things off for the M […]
the Frightnrs // the Frightnrs
Steady rocking reggae rhythms made to delight. The Frightnrs are a Queens, NY rocksteady powerhouse that’ve had a serious influence on the modern ska/rocksteady/reggae scene. Just as ska had waves of revival, I have my […]
The Love Language // Baby Grand
A dream within a dream, within an album. Despite a huge variety of stylings across individual songs, the tracks on Baby Grand come together to create a misty wandering feeling. I’d listen to Baby Grand […]
Jordan Rakei // Franklin’s Room
Save the best for first… right? I’ve dedicated the first post on Lazy Plays to an album that I just can’t quit coming back to. It’s a completely contagious mix of R&B, soul, and *yay,* […]
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