And when someone places that kind of work into your hands, the last thing you want to do is junk it up, overproduce it, or do too much. “The song ‘Doris’ is about his grandmother making the transition from this world to the next realm,” says Johnson. Over a simple rolling guitar figure, Bridges pleads with the heavens-“Look at the mess that I made/Just a man with unclean hands”-only to be reminded of God’s eternal love.įor Khruangbin, one song in particular was indicative of the trust that Bridges put in them.
Propelled by rolling guitar licks, conga and bongo, lead single “B-Side” meditates on meeting in a dream and frolics across the nearing contemplative nighttime state with its longing’s joy.Įlsewhere on Texas Moon, the artists channel a newly intimate musical scope that’s illustrated most dramatically when the spacy sensuality of the minimalistic “Chocolate Hills” leads into the stark spirituality addressed on “Father Father,” a reminder of both acts’ gospel roots. Watch here.Ĭrediting their mutual home state for inspiration, Texas Moon pensively examines Texas’ musical perception, while paying homage to the marriage of country and R&B that’s become synonymous with the lone star state. Lorraine Ghost Town and directed by Philip Andelman starring the artists all for the very first time. How can you have the sun without the moon?”Īlso in conjunction with the news Khruangbin and Leon Bridges present the video for “B-Side,” a wandering Western shot in the J.
“Without sunlight, all this rain keeps things from growing. “Without joy, there can be no real perspective on sorrow,” says Khruangbin. Complete with its new brand new Martin Audio MLA Compact sound system, we are keeping the fight alive to keep London a night life a global destination.An extension of the two’s chart-topping four-song Texas Sun journey, Texas Moon is an introspective stroll through the dark. Support comes from Hot Cakes residents Jurassik, dropping a rich matrix of roughneck riddims straight from the heart of the dancehall, and Final Conflict, vibing yet another genre-hopping sonic journey.Īll of this will be taking place in the newly revamped Brixton Jamm. Label kingpin Deekline will be dropping an all-jungle set, while Low Pitched Records boss man chief DJ Spookz brings the heavyweight UK bass vibes. Hot Cakes return to Brixton Jamm for a room 2 takeover mashing up the jungle, breakbeat and bass vibes. Together they will be road testing tracks from their forthcoming album - ALL 4 CORNERS - joined by heavyweights Plump DJs, Deekline, Marten Horger, ODJ Box, Common Underground erb N dub, and D'Silva. In room one with over 6 million plays on his Soundcloud page and one of the most downloaded podcast series on iTunes, we welcome Kraft Kuts alongside long time collaborator and Mercury prize winning Dynamite MC. A night of all things, beats, bass, jungle, hip hop, breaks, glitch with a stellar line-up!
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