Brick Body Kids Still Daydream (Vinyl LP) Soundtracks

Brick Body Kids Still Daydream (Vinyl LP) SoundtracksBrick Body Kids Still Daydream is rapper Open Mike Eagle's ode to the Robert Taylor Homes, the South Side Chicago housing project his aunt lived in, which has since been demolished. While still heavy on Eagle's abstract wordplay, pop culture references, and self deprecating sense of humor, the album contains the rapper's most personal lyrics, relaying stories of his turbulent childhood as well as his current day troubles. It's also a highly political

koto legend Toshiko Yonekawa and shakuhachi master Kifu Mitsuhashi

we knew we couldn't stop there

In those years away from home

the penultimate track on his eighth album

the second studio outing from Scottish indie rockers Frightened Rabbit

Throughout the 1950's Cyril Diaz and his big band calypso orchestra toured the Caribbean and South America recording culturally inspired hybrid calypsos with an African and Latin tinge

live takes and rarities

No One Wants An Alien

playing to audiences across North and South America

Joe Farrell on woodwinds and Stanley Clarke on bass

in their year together they have played contemporary art museums

Highlights are Strozier's flute feature on his 'Modette'