Clavuus

Dwight and I letting you know why we hate certain bitties, or every bitty. Speaking on past events that led us to “HTB”!!! #HTB 
Find lyrics at http://rap.genius.com/Bolar-hate-that-bitchhtb-lyrics
Download: http://www.audiomack.com/song/bolar/hate-that-bitchhtb

Beauxlar & Dwight: Hate That Bitch(HTB)[Prod. Blvxbdga x HYD]

From the #1 iTunes Classical release, The Chopin Variations, this is Chad Lawson's variation on Chopin's Nocturne in Eb Major, Opus 9 No 2.  Sheet music for this piece is available at chadlawson.com I hope you enjoy the free download of this MP3.  

Variation on Chopin's Nocturne in Eb Major-Op. 9, No 2

Ten years after Seattle-based DIY jazz sensation Industrial Revelation came swinging into being, the powerful combo of D’Vonne Lewis, Evan Flory-Barnes, Ahamefule J. Oluo, and Josh Rawlings have delivered their most realized document to date: Liberation & the Kingdom of Nri. A couple ideas that had been gestating turned into unexpectedly tight demos turned into the unexpected tumbling-out of a pile of their best work to date—just as a year-long swell in the group’s profile (taking The Stranger’s 2014 Genius Award for music, for one) saw the quartet playing and wordlessly communicating on a new level. A humble, understated grandeur is a quality they all share, a commitment to exploration, not of some nebulous outer limits, but inner depths most shy from and deny. It’s the literal unearthing of those depths’ bounty that even inspired the album name. The centuries-ahead-of-their time bronze artifacts found in Igbo-Ukwu (a region of what’s now Nigeria) by accident in the first half of the 20th century were made with such advanced techniques that European (and Eurocentric) historians refused to believe they could in fact be the work of the Nri, a thousand-year-old nation unique in history in that they grew not by war, but by voluntary allegiance—including rejects and ex-slaves. Treasures of antiquity, a people’s legacy, the assaults of white hegemony—liberation.
– Larry Mizell Jr.

Amelia

Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom
Otis Was A Polar Bear

Allison Miller, Kirk Knuffke, Ben Goldberg, 
Jenny Scheinman, Myra Melford & Todd Sickafoose

from the new album, Otis Was A Polar Bear,
out March 11 on LP, CD & Digital
via Royal Potato Family

Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom :: Otis Was A Polar Bear

So, where do they keep the safe?

This one I started writing in 2003 or so...didn't finish until 2015. Here it is with Bertha all broken down. It's not a full band, but it's better than nothing...

Navigating through life, through music, through people, through the rain...it's all driving in the gray, through the gray, in the midst of the gray. Driving gray when the gray outside matches the gray inside...you're left with reminders of what slipped off the bottom of the to-do list. Driving gray when the void of the missed in met with the the void of the mist. Driving Gray is when Dan leans over loudly and says, "the answer is on the other coast...don't you see that?"

So, where do they keep the safe?

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