Olivia Kaplan Los Angeles, California
Olivia Kaplan came to music through the stories and voices of American folk and jazz music that scored her childhood in
Southern California. Her own songwriting took shape in the 2000s Los Angeles, listening to Sheryl Crow and Elliot Smith. She has shared the stage with the War on Drugs, Buck Meek, Courtney Marie Andrews, Miya Folick, and Hand
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This album has such a weird personality to it. And I can always get behind that. It just feels so old and new in a really interesting way.
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Just inspiring combination of emo-jazz in its purest form. Lyrically it goes over interesting ideas of multiculturalism, parental issues and generational trauma in some of the best ways I've heard in a while. All of the instrumental sections are just beautiful and both singers are outstanding. My favorite moments are probably the almost-yelling section halfway through "I'm From Here" and the horn sections on "Quirk".
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The Woman You Want
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Haddad returns with cinematic soundscapes that include introspective folk, post-grunge, and indie-pop influences.
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"Dream Within a Dream" b/w "Red Lava"
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Nashville’s tristen offers two sizzling slices of country-infused rock & roll, full of spirit and fire.
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The Convincer (20th Anniversary Edition)
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Released in 2001, “The Convincer” is a gentle gem in the Nick Lowe catalog; an anniversary edition provides opportunity for rediscovery.
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this album reminds me of that documentary where they put 10 girls in a house for a week to fend for themselves
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