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Song of the Day 2024

Paper Tiger’s All Over the Place is a moody record, but also muscular—with strong kick patterns, spare but catchy vocal sampling, and short songs that make their mark then make an exit. Paper manages a nostalgia without sentimentalism, a 90s-style urgency and earnestness. The lead single, “Different Trish,” features some drum and bass patterns that could score a new Run Lola Run sprint scene; it’s a dark, tightly-wound, electronic universe built and dismantled in 3 minutes and 21 seconds.

Paper Tiger has a long list of credits as a hip hop producer, but working solo allows his style room to maneuver; All Over the Place explores everything from slow, drumless ambient compositions to hard, dark dance music. There’s a unifying sensibility, though: the chord progressions lean melancholy, textured timbres feel a little like grainy film, and distinct song sections reveal his pop fluency. For this record Paper set aside some of his digital rig to work with hardware instruments, in part because of what they can’t do. “Creative limitations can generate new ideas quickly for me—also you can’t get email or breaking news on a synthesizer.”

The product of Paper’s efforts is a 12-track album with a distinct cinematic quality; All Over the Place is one of those records that turns your life into a movie as soon as you hit play. The tides of synth in your headphones swallow up the din of traffic and strangers’ chatter and the frame rate slows on your walk home. And everything feels infused with some new, deliberate significance: the guy on the corner stuck to his phone becomes a sympathetic everyman, the cityscape is suddenly vivified by all the human stories unspooling in it—you in your headphones among them. 

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releases March 15, 2024

All songs produced by Paper Tiger
Mixed by Joe Mabbott at The Hideaway
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering
Design by John Samels
Executive production by Lazerbeak
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Different Trish / April 5, 1994

DOOMTREE - COMPLETE

Talk Talk EP

Wetter

The Garden Dream

Easy Fun

Agua

Horror Of It All

A Dream Is All We Know

My Golden Years

All Over the Place

Different Trish

April 5, 1994

Created by Lazerbeak
Mixed by Joe Mabbott at The Hideaway
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering
Art direction and photography by TZBZ

Sorry's Not My Safe Word

It's Going To Rain

Purchase EP

Sleepover

The Joynt

Bog Talk

Two Boats

Raps by Dwynell Roland and P.O.S
Beat by YATA
Additional throwdowns by Casey Gerald and Ryan Amos
Mixed by Joe Mabbott at The Hideaway
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering

Dwynell Roland x P.O.S - "Don't Call The Cops"

Tough Call, Camelot

Camelot

Created by Lazerbeak
Mixed by Joe Mabbott at The Hideaway
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering
Art direction and photography by TZBZ
Released on Doomtree Records

Chalk Days

Raps by Dwynell Roland and P.O.S
Beats by YATA

“WOE” and “Cold/Clone” produced by Ryan Amos
Horns on “Cold/Clone” by Jeremy Nutzman AKA Velvet Negroni
Guitar on “Throwing Ghosts” by Damon Kalar
Additional vocals on "Cold/Clone" and "Throwing Ghosts” by Ryan Amos

Engineered by Ryan Amos
Co-anchored by Casey Gerald
Mixed by Joe Mabbott at The Hideaway
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering

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Mud Tires

Throwing Ghosts (ft. Casey Gerald)

Cold/Clone (ft. Casey Gerald)

WOE (ft. Demon Marcus)

Different Trish

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