David Byrne, Who Is The Sky? ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ David Byrne, the ever eccentric frontman of Talking Heads, is back with a new solo album. This is one of those examples where you can’t judge an album by its cover, because this album cover straight up gives a panic attack. Too much going on. Sensory overload. But this album is the most feel good of the year. But seriously, this album just radiates good vibes, which is something that I’m not sure we get enough of these days. You cannot help but smile when you listen to this album. Every song on...

Sabrina Carpenter, Man’s Best Friend ⭐️⭐️❌❌❌ Children, advert your eyes and ears! Sabrina Carpenter is back with a new album, and boy, oh boy, the pearl clutchers are out in full force. Because, you know, there’s never been a female pop star that has embraced her sexuality. Never. Definitely not a decades long, generational tradition at this point. But anyways, overly dramatic parents aside, this album is a bit of a surprise because she did just release an album, Short n’ Sweet, last year. And technically she’s still in the midst of that album cycle. But you know, why not...

Laufey, A Matter of Time ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❌ It was only a matter of time before Laufey released a new album. Did that Laufey joke make you laugh-ey? Hi hungry, I’m Dad. Anyways, onto business. Laufey is back with her brand of Jazz infused Pop music. Her sound is a throwback to the early-mid 60s when Pop records were likely to have a sweeping string orchestra, or some heavy Jazz influence. It’s a nice change of pace from the usual modern Pop sound. This album can be separated into two separate ethos: A very sarcastic, funny one, and a contrasting deadly serious...

Woody Guthrie, Woody at Home - Vol 1 + 2 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ How often do you get to hear new Woody Guthrie? Not very often. These recordings are taken from tapes recorded at his Brooklyn apartment circa 1951/52 that were sent to his publisher at the time. These were the days of publishing sheet music and such, at that’s what these were for. Basically transcribing. But the recordings were deemed too low of sound quality to release, until recently when leaps in sound separation technology allowed the Guthrie estate to go in and properly clean up the recordings, and balance his...