One Fine Selection No. 32

Let's kick summer off right with an old school selection from indie rockers, Mock Orange. The track, "We Work", comes from their 1998 debut LP, Nines & Sixes.  Enjoy.

Like Father Like Son

Taylor Mcferrin, son of Bobby Mcferrin (i.e. "Don't Worry Be Happy") makes killer music. His debut LP, Early Riser, is a prime example of electronic music done right.  Featuring an all-star lineup of cameos including Thundercat and Bobby McFerrin himself, the younger McFerrin's LP is a calm, cool, and collected journey through contemporary electronic music influenced enough by jazz and smooth jams, and with enough original flare to make it a really enjoyable experience.  Here's a few tracks to get acquainted:

Kaputt. Destroyer

To make up for the lack of blog posts recently, here's an album for you fine Townhouse readers.  I don't think I've shared anything from Destroyer here yet, and it's long overdue. Destroyer's Kaputt is a beautiful nine track album that doesn't take itself too seriously, but's full of seriously good songwriting.  It also has a really beautiful album cover.  Take some time and take in Kaputt, you won't be disappointed.  Enjoy.