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something that is evident when he's covering "Tennessee Whiskey" -- a Dean Dillon & Linda Hargrove tune popularized by George Jones and David Allan Coe in the early '80s -- lending the composition a welcome smolder
Outer Being
prog rock and funk into an unexplored dimension with his signature basslines gliding sky high to meet Executive Producer Flying Lotus’ astral touch
Sir Timothy Wheater (saxophone)
Sohn Rennen LP Translucent Purple Vinyl - Download Card Included something that is evident whenRennen. Its a German verb that translates in English to run, and as soon as SOHN begins to describe his journey over the last two years, it becomes obvious why its also the title of his stunning new album for 4AD. Critics and fans alike are eagerly anticipating the album in the wake of his acclaimed 2014 debut, Tremors. That record, called spellbinding by The Sunday Times, launched him from behind the scenes producer to international star, with Uncut
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