“The ant watches the butterfly from afar. Inspired by Nujabes, J Dilla & Porter Robinson”
Strings attached and spirits stirring: The Lazy I delivers a hauntingly gentle alt-folk restringing — poignant lyricism wrapped in rare elegance — while Harmolodic Dreamer improvises freely over three days, letting birds and wind share the stage with no second takes allowed. The Kintners offer a quiet, bruising meditation on inherited damage and the people we become, and Villahermosa floats a tender Spring-season plea to simply remain. Meanwhile, Woodcombe drops a gloriously lo-fi Houston acoustic set — phone-recorded, freely given, unapologetically raw.
“The ant watches the butterfly from afar. Inspired by Nujabes, J Dilla & Porter Robinson”
“Professional, polished, and personal. A sonic journey through the most challenging year of my life”
“Have a nice cry to this tender version of the Kate Bush classic 'Running up that hill' featuring NYC talents Isaac Levien (upright bass) and Nate Adams (piano).”
“A raw and introspective debut that blends melancholic indie rock with heartfelt songwriting, embracing vulnerability with atmospheric depth.”
“Swan Songs expresses the human need to find meaning in the shadows and the dirt of the everyday.”