Mojo chose the title track as an example of his talent
Yet Part 2 also echoes the opening chapter’s eclectic nature
the gestation of the album goes back to 2005 when Cathal found himself in the Cottonwood rehabilitation facility in Tuscon after the break up of a 28-year relationship
Fixed Income and Giving Up the Ghost carefully layer wistful-sounding string arrangements overtop cavernous David Axelrod breaks (the latter a bit reminiscent of Midnight in a Perfect World from Endtroducing
Cassandra Jenkins - An Overview on Phenomenal Nature Available On:DINKED LP Mojo chose the title trackNothing ever really disappears, Cassandra Jenkins says. It just changes shape. Over the past few years, shes seen relationships altered, travelled three continents, wandered through museums and parks, and recorded free associative guided tours of her New York haunts. Her observations capture the humanity and nature around her, as well as thought patterns, memories, and attempts to be present while dealing with pain and loss. With a singular voice,