Oblivion Orchestra New York, New York
How would it sound, if the singer himself is trying to find his way among his own stories?”
Oblivion Orchestra recommends:
Songs For Creeps
by Amy Annelle
a classic in my house.. impossible to describe. adventurous in arrangement and sonic choices, fluid in song style and structure, though it leans on 'folk' and 'indie' in just the right moments
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long live kingbird
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The Salted Air (Album)
by Nadine Khouri
full disclosure, I played on some of these tracks and sang some backing vocals, but to me it's a beautiful record that creates it's own world and atmosphere. cosmic and organic at the same time.
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