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Debuted in my weekly personal chart on April 2, 2017 edition :)

gee, guys, this is some really good performances, recording, mixing, and mastering. nice vocal position and treatment in the mix...haunting synth behind the thumping bass and percs....liked the additional vocals too...kick-kick-snare..nice and steady...grows big and raucous when it needs too. Lead guitar fills well, and the stripped back sections give sweet moments before you crank it all back up ..that back and forth creates tension and expectation...really sweet ...liked the lo-fi vocal and synth hovering in the back before you rip it open...3:50 is awesome...glad to listen to this! Really appreciate the musicianship and performances laid down in here....right to the ragged drift of guitar frequencies trailing off in the ending ;)

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surprise single! had this one sitting around in the bank for a month or two, enjoy! download it too, it's all yours x

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From the debut album Slow Time, available June 2, 2017 on Western Vinyl

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After ten years in the instrumental ensemble Balmorhea, Rob Lowe is releasing his first R&B-inflected solo LP, Slow Time, under the moniker RG Lowe. The record, while incorporating elements from pop and choral music, largely looks back on the warmth and spiritual ecstasy of early R&B through the disjunctive lens of contemporary life.  Lowe, who plays keys, guitar, and provides the vocals on Slow Time, wrote and arranged about forty songs from 2014 to 2015 at his studio in Austin, TX, where he resides. He then headed to Philadelphia to record most of the album with producer Jeff Ziegler, whose raw and energetic production work on albums by Kurt Vile and The War on Drugs had inspired him.  Though his wordless vocals appeared occasionally on Balmorhea’s albums, on Slow Time we hear the impressive range and malleability of his voice as he glides from hymnal backing harmonies, to melismatic bridges, to punchy choruses and pained screeches that stretch his voice to its unbelievable limits.

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