Adeline Hotel - Whodunnit (Black Vinyl)

Adeline Hotel - Whodunnit (Black Vinyl)Dan Knishkowy has never written a song like Whodunnit. With his acoustic guitar dropped to a deep, open tuning, the Brooklyn artist noticed a fragile melody resonating from the strings, stretching out like a neverending highway. The lyrics followed suit, emerging in a series of intimate and escalating verses almost effortlessly while he played. Delivering the words in an inquisitive hum, Knishkowky soon found himself addressing the profound, lingering

" Previously only available on the Japanese version of the album

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where Mandy

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This LP is pressed on standard black vinyl (the only way it was meant to be heard