Amirsaysnothing - We Are Who We Say We Are - VINYL LP

Papoose first jumped on the scene in '98 as a guest feature on InchHome Sweet Home,Inch taken from the legendary Kool G Rap's sophomore solo effort, Roots of Evil. But it was his work with DJ Kay Slay that made Pap a staple in the New York rap scene. Now after 20 plus years in the game, Papoose is calling it quits. But not before releasing his Inchone a monthInch album series. Each album is aptly titled with the month of the year and features some of the most adept emcees and producers in the game. On the inaugural effort, January, we're met with guest appearances by Wiz Khalifa, with production supplied by Brady, Statik Selektah, Cool & Dre and more.

All We Are are a global gathering made up of Ireland's Richard O Flynn (drums, vocals), Norway's Guro Gikling (bass, vocals) and Brazil's Luis Santos (guitar, vocals). They met at university in Liverpool, England. Their self titled debut was written in a cabin in the isolated Norwegian mountains, with follow-up sessions in a secluded cottage in North Wales. Then the album was finished in their studio in a disused school in Liverpool with producer Dan Carey (Bat for Lashes, M.I.A, Hot Chip).

Double blue colored vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. We Are Who We Are is a drama limited series from Sky Atlantic and HBO. The show focuses on two American kids who live on a U.S. military base near Venice, Italy in 2016. The series is a coming of age tale that explores friendship, first love, identity, and immerses the viewer in the messy exhilaration and anguish of being a teenager in such extraordinary circumstances. The original score to We Are Who We Are was composed by singer-songwriter Devonté Hynes. Featuring ringing piano work infused with elements of electronica, Hynes's score to We Are Who We Are ranks among some of his finest work. This also includes a selection of songs featured in the series, such as InchThe Love We MakeInch by Prince, InchLightning StrikesInch by Klaus Nomi, and InchWhy Must the Show Go OnInch by Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder.