Not In The Mood (feat. Fivio Foreign & Kay Flock)

Nicole Atkins "Girl You Look Amazing"

From her forthcoming album SLOW PHASER out February 4, 2014 on Oh' Mercy! Records, distributed by Thirty Tigers
www.nicoleatkins.com

Nicole Atkins- Girl You Look Amazing

Free Download

Hoodwink

I Belong to You

Whiskey

Goodnight Rhonda Lee

A Little Crazy

Vitamin C (Can Cover)

Nothing serious... No mixing, arrangement, no blah blah blah.   Its always fun jamming out in the studio before getting some serious work done sometimes.  Went back to the vaults!  Enjoy a random freestyle funk session with Daddy I 

Daddy I: Guitar
Kris KeyZ: Music Production / Keys

Quarantine -19

Nicole Atkins is an American singer-songwriter from Asbury Park, New Jersey best known for her throaty vibrato and dark noirish pop leanings.  She has appeared in Rolling Stone magazine as an "Artist to watch" and has appeared several times on television shows like the Late Show with David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, and Later with Jools Holland. 

After spending a year touring as support for the Black Keys and the Avett Brothers she is currently putting the finishing touches on her new album "Slow Phaser" where she expands  on her ideas of dark psychedelia mixed with a country soul noir.  It was recorded in the winter of 2013 in Sweden with Neptune City's producer Tore Johansson 

As a teaser, Nicole is streaming a brand new track 'Red Rope,' which is among a number of songs on the album she has co-written with the legendary musician Jim Sclavunos (the Bad Seeds/Grinderman/The Cramps/Sonic Youth.)


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NICOLE ATKINS - Red Ropes

2017

Love and War (Prod By: Kris KeyZ)

A composition final written in the practice room of my alma mater Mississippi College.  During the time, my high school best friend's dad passed.  I dedicated this song to her and their family.  It starts with an A theme, passes into a fun, joyful B section, returns to A, changes the mood with a mournful C section, then brings back the A part and expands improvisation.  I hope you enjoy it.

Remembering Henry

Lacy Quin