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  1. #recommNeds

    2026.64

    Pearla: Song Room

    At its base, the sophomore full-length from Pearla is a solo voice and guitar record. And the songs and voice are good enough, sparse observations on love, lyrics that you want to luxuriate in, that you don't need much more. But there is more: when it needs extra sadness, there's some pedal steel; when it needs a beat, there are drums; when it needs airy whispers of electronics, it's got that, too. And when it needs to be just a voice singing those songs and nothing else, well, there's plenty of that, too. Enjoy!

    #newmusic #MusicDiscovery

    Album links in LinkTree: linktr.ee/recommneds

  2. #recommNeds

    2026.64

    Pearla: Song Room

    At its base, the sophomore full-length from Pearla is a solo voice and guitar record. And the songs and voice are good enough, sparse observations on love, lyrics that you want to luxuriate in, that you don't need much more. But there is more: when it needs extra sadness, there's some pedal steel; when it needs a beat, there are drums; when it needs airy whispers of electronics, it's got that, too. And when it needs to be just a voice singing those songs and nothing else, well, there's plenty of that, too. Enjoy!

    #newmusic #MusicDiscovery

    Album links in LinkTree: linktr.ee/recommneds

  3. #recommNeds

    2026.64

    Pearla: Song Room

    At its base, the sophomore full-length from Pearla is a solo voice and guitar record. And the songs and voice are good enough, sparse observations on love, lyrics that you want to luxuriate in, that you don't need much more. But there is more: when it needs extra sadness, there's some pedal steel; when it needs a beat, there are drums; when it needs airy whispers of electronics, it's got that, too. And when it needs to be just a voice singing those songs and nothing else, well, there's plenty of that, too. Enjoy!

    #newmusic #MusicDiscovery

    Album links in LinkTree: linktr.ee/recommneds

  4. #recommNeds

    2026.64

    Pearla: Song Room

    At its base, the sophomore full-length from Pearla is a solo voice and guitar record. And the songs and voice are good enough, sparse observations on love, lyrics that you want to luxuriate in, that you don't need much more. But there is more: when it needs extra sadness, there's some pedal steel; when it needs a beat, there are drums; when it needs airy whispers of electronics, it's got that, too. And when it needs to be just a voice singing those songs and nothing else, well, there's plenty of that, too. Enjoy!

    #newmusic #MusicDiscovery

    Album links in LinkTree: linktr.ee/recommneds

  5. #recommNeds

    2026.56

    Ezra: Whippersnap

    It's been less than a year since I featured an album by this group, but they are already back and continuing to hone their sound. It's strongly (and welcomingly) reminiscent of work put out by combinations of guys like Fleck and Meyer 2-3 decades ago. Bluegrass, jazz, and classical alloyed into a single thing, a very heady thing. Here a piano features prominently, balancing the mandolin, banjo, and guitar nicely. The main attraction here is in the writing, the compositions forging a maturing voice. Keep em coming! Enjoy!

    #newmusic #MusicDiscovery #bluegrass

    Album links in LinkTree: linktr.ee/recommneds

  6. #recommNeds

    2026.41

    Joe Harvey-Whyte & Geir Sundstøl: Langeleik

    The world is a noisy, fucked place and I've got just the thing to take you mind off it. For thirty minutes or so. Because what's better than one ambient pedal steel, but two of em. Here the London and Oslo-based musicians go weightless Americana with some
    soul-soothing steel, as well as some other guitars and percussion thrown in. It's the kind of peaceful that'll take the edge off. Grab the headphones and zone for a little, you deserve it. Enjoy!

    #newmusic #MusicDiscovery #pedalsteel

    Album links in LinkTree: linktr.ee/recommneds

  7. #recommNeds

    2025.37

    Yazz Ahmed: A Paradise in the Hold

    Jazz trumpeter Ahmed always feels like a breath of fresh ideas. On her latest she mixes progressive Britjazz with the folklore of her native Bahrain, adding vocals for the first time. It's magical and mystical, an elevated, spiritual sound that's dreamlike without losing her characteristic groove. Enjoy!

    #newmusic #MusicDiscovery #jazz #yazzahmed #trumpet

    Album links in LinkTree: linktr.ee/recommneds

  8. #recommNeds

    2025.11

    Will Stewart: 90 Acre Farm

    I'm a sucker for a covers album & I'm a sucker for anything Morphine related, so stands to reckon I'd be way into this EP of Morphine covers. Stewart imagines these as alt-country songs, giving a stripped-down feel even while fleshing out the dark songwriting. If you don't know Morphine well, go immerse yourself in "Cure for Pain" posthaste. If you do... Enjoy!

    #newmusic #MusicDiscovery #morphine

    Album links in LinkTree: linktr.ee/recommneds

  9. #recommNeds

    2024.29

    Allman Brothers Band: Syracuse, 1972

    Normally don't do archival releases or generally on-your-radar shit, but appropriate for today, in case you missed this or need a relisten, this is some raw, single-guitar Allmans that is a must-listen rare stopgap in ABB (and Dickey Betts) history. Enjoy!

    #allmanbrothersband #dickeybetts

    Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/05Wtpe1

    Apple: music.apple.com/us/album/manle

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    2024.9

    Simon Hanes: Tsons of Tsunami

    Thank goodness Tzadik releases are available to stream so now everyone has access to wildly creative music like this. Hanes is a sonic polymath, at times making the heaviest shit imaginable, others thoughtfully melodic. This is a little bit of both, but with lots of great vibraphone. Something different for ya, but trust me, quite good. Enjoy!

    #newmusic #MusicDiscovery #tzadik

    Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/04zrLvg

    Apple: music.apple.com/us/album/tsons