Autocollants - Why Couldn't Things Just Stay The Same? - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Yoni Wolf has spent the last two decades traveling the remote sonic terrain where underground hip hop, avant-pop, and psych-rock meet. On AOKOHIO, Yoni Wolf condenses the essential elements of WHY? into a stunningly potent musical vision. Co-produced by Wolf and his brother Josiah, the record presents a rich palette of musical voices that emerge and disappear into a constantly shifting kaleidoscope of sound. And while AOKOHIO features many notable guest contributors, from Lala Lala's Lillie West, to Nick Sanborn and Amelia Meath of Sylvan Esso, the listener's attention remains squarely directed on Yoni's voice and vision. AOKOHIO finds Yoni rethinking fundamental aspects of his approach to creating and delivering his music. The album is presented as six movements comprised of two to four songs each, with some segments appearing as brief fragments that dissolve within seconds. The concept of sharing AOKOHIO in segments over time has been preserved with the of an accompanying visual album-with the first three segments directed by Sundance award-winner Miles Joris-Peyrafitte, who is also the mastermind of the overarching video project. AOKOHIO feels like a consequential addition to the WHY? catalog, possibly even an artistic turning point. But it's creator remains circumspect when asked to comment on the album's significance within his discography, instead preferring to characterize the work as the latest iteration of his deep commitment to his artistic practice. InchI have no idea if this record is good or not,Inch Yoni says. InchBut I never really know. I know that I've never written a song that's indispensable to the American songbook. But in terms of what it is, it's a piece of art. I put blood, sweat, and tears into this album, and struggled through the creative process as I always do. As far as where this sits with the rest of my albums? I can't answer that. I ju

Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of this 2001 reunion album from the Manchester quartet. Produced by David M Allen (Strange Times), it was the band's first full studio recordings in more than 15 years. Featuring the rich guitars and powerful vocals associated with previous Chameleons albums; WCIA is enriched by members solo pursuits throughout the 1990's, with some of the songs having an acoustic, almost folksy feel. But fans of The Chameleons rockier side won't be disappointed with tracks packing an almighty punch. Disc Two features The Chameleons live in concert at Manchester Academy, a sold out hometown show recorded in 2001, during the band's brief reunion. Professionally recorded and mixed, with an unmistakable hometown atmosphere, this bonus disc is the definitive Chameleons live album. Blue Apple Music.

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