Mastered by Brady Heyen (DJ BRUNDON)
Artwork by Ryan Oetting

Sunbleached

A Million

Playboi Carti

Magnolia

Early Onset Regret

Liquor running through my veins I’m on my back
Been here for a while
Quarter century aint getting back
Been here for a while
Ya, for a while

For a while been rolling getting harder to move
Never truly happy with the things that I do
For a while

When I was younger
Who would of thought that I’d be, me

Crowded in my head but I been feeling alone
What would it be like free, without needing my phone?
But I got it and still never call home

Fuck

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produced by: NEO

HELL

Written & Produced by Omar Apollo & Blake Slatkin
Mixed/Mastered by Riley Bell
Photo by Aidan Cullen
Cover art by BoyJonah

Erase

"Bird Rib" is a surprising track with an intimate beginning, evolved by a steady bass and rhythm section, supplying a mellow-minded, indie-folk atmospheric track. The song develops with lyrical questioning of the past, what could have been different, what's the stayed the same, and what is about to change, all within an extremely personalized relationship. The lyrics provide depictions of modern descriptions  with vivid & specific imagery, and vocally vulnerable sonic texture. The musical bridge provides a torpid, garage grunge-guitar sequence capped by the outro of a revisited verse/thought/suggestion. "How to feel the way I felt before I knew what you know now".

Bird Rib

Early Girls - Slumber

Woo!

A 23 minute mix for one day this quarantine! These songs have nothing to do with each other except that I like them all. :)

Quarantine Mix 1

Aaron Parke is a musician living in Music City, USA. As a songwriter and part of local band And the Boys, Parke is a chaotically creative member of the Nashville music scene. He is an old soul with a modern brain, seeing the world in technicolor patterns and computer code.

Parke’s upcoming EP The Willowside was recorded with Nashville artist and producer Cheyenne Medders. The Willowside is informed by the past but feels fresh, a laidback record best enjoyed marinating in the sunshine with a libation close by. So go ahead - press play on The Willowside, relax, and float downstream.

Bio by Kathleen Spicer.
Photos by Ryan Oetting.