“Don’t nobody tell me / That God don’t have a sense of humor…” Wow, those are some truly thought-provoking lyrics…
When you think of the word fame what comes to mind? Fancy cars?…
Let me take you back in time…to the fall of 2014. I was participating in a BILC language-teaching seminar in Ellwangen, Germany. It was a great experience for me in more ways that one…
I’m writing this at the end of March – typically the time when students are turning their minds to final exams and beginning to get into a writing groove. I know this because April and May are peak streaming months for instrumental music.
You’d think that with the Covid 19 nightmare things would be a little different this year – but apparently no – students may not be going into school, but assignments are still in place and exams are looming.
This track doesn’t apologize for anything, and still urges the listener to dance…
This track makes me feel fear. It doesn’t tell me what fear feels like. It makes my heart beat fast as it unfolds a story of death and destruction. Clipping. is founded on the use of noise that makes the listener uncomfortable, sometimes to the point where it’s unbearable…
At a time that simmers in fragility and fear – words are paralyzing. Sharing feels weighted in heavy uncertainty…
I don’t think there’s a greater chemistry than that of a producer and artist…
This will be the first of many on a journey diverging a bit the previous path…
Close your eyes for a second and breathe, just breathe. Remind yourself that this is the present moment, that you’re currently safe, not anywhere else but here. Remind yourself of the beauty of the present, let go of the troubles of non-existent possibilities, so many of them, so troubling…
“Zanmi kanmarad” was first released in 1979 on Claudette et Ti Pierre’s second Macaya Records album, Camionette. Information on the duo themselves beyond Discogs’ dedicated archivist community proved to be more difficult to piece together…
These are testing times that none is better prepared than the next to tackle. All that anybody can really do is play their small part in this moment of crisis so that we can see each other anew on the other side of it…