Just like L’Trimm we too like the cars that go boom. So we made them a playlist. Rattle your trunk and/or AirPods with these bangers.
April 5, 2021
Play Listy For Me – New Hip Hop, R&B & Soul Vol. 2
April 5, 2021
First Class International – Vol. 2
Today we have music from around the globe from LaPara, BRVMAS and Bandolera.
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April 5, 2021
Mike’s Monday Muse – Muddy Waters
Alan Lomax first recorded Muddy Waters in Stovall, Mississippi in 1941-1942. In 1943 Muddy went to Chicago to pursue a music career and I Can’t Be Satisfied was released in 1948 on Aristocrat (Chess) Records. The Rolling Stones, The Beatles and so many other rich white rock bands have been ripping off Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Leadbelly, Ma Rainey and so many other amazing black musicians for decades. We all got to go along for the ride.
April 5, 2021
The B-Side: jjoey
A cascading waterfall of descending guitars grab you out of the gate on “Sinking Songs” by jjoey, and what would normally be just a flashy intro keeps going as the main hook of the verses. It’s the type of rhythmically complex but unforced feeling indie rock writing that you don’t hear often enough. Marrying the technical prowess of the mathy side of emo’s most ambitious acts with a poppier sensibility, it feels a bit like the janglier releases from Mock Orange but with its own distinct angle.