The Essex Green - Hardly Electronic (Red & Orange Swirl Vinyl)

The Essex Green - Hardly Electronic (Red & Orange Swirl Vinyl)Hardly Electronic explores the evolution of old friendships, the sadness of losing touch, the inadequacies of technology, and finally, the desire for reconnection with songs like Bye Bye Crow and Slanted by Six. Themes of connectivity for the online generation are on display in the war cry chorus of Dont Leave It in Our Hands, while songs like Bristol Sky and January Says hint at how the same technology connected culture can create division and

Bite the Hand That Feeds

This same process is reflected in the albums lyrics

to celebrate their newly announced partnership with Backwoodz Studioz

'fantasy' is the 3rd full-length from lots of hands

to be present

At the center of all these elements is Darcy

the sophomore album from Mamalarky is an instant-classic sunny-day record

whose soft-spoken songs deliver a series of intimate world building moments capable of shattering a listener's temporal and emotional boundaries

Last summer

Viscius’ songwriting is evocative and intentional

the defining sound of the classic The Perfect Prescription

Iconic Detroit DJ and producer Moodymann is at the helm for his first ever multi-artist DJ mix compilation