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    Houston Rap, The Book

    June 30, 2014 /No Comments

    On the Walker/Beste book, "Houston Rap"

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    Percival (Thelonious Ellison) Everett

    November 2, 2013 /2 Comments

    Write like you talk. Play like you walk. On last night's reading at Brazos Bookstore.

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    “Celeste and Jesse Forever” Soundtrack

    August 19, 2012 /60 Comments

    A well-crafted compilation soundtrack can energize a film. It can also provide a launchpad for new artists. Stina Nordenstam and The Cardigans both benefited enormously from their appearance on…

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    electronic minimalism: listen

    September 14, 2011 /No Comments

    Beautifully strange music from a composer in Spain named  José Manuel Berenguer, a.k.a. ‘jmb’. Free mp3s on his website, though he strongly suggests that you contact him for higher quality…

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    Goon Squad

    June 12, 2011 /No Comments

    One sentence review

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    A Glass, Darkly

    June 2, 2011 /3 Comments

    Had an amazing day in NYC today. We walked endlessly, photographing architecture and odd window displays, consuming epic amounts of cappuccino, admiring a city we once called home. Late…

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    Two More Soundtrack Gems

    April 24, 2011 /No Comments

    Continuing the topic of soundtracks, I’d like to add two more films for consideration, both of which are now available on Netflix Instant. “Dhobi Ghat (Mumbai Diaries)” comes from…

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    Review: Gretchen Parlato “The Lost and Found”

    April 7, 2011 /2 Comments

    Gretchen Parlato’s much anticipated third release, The Lost and Found, secures her position as the leading vocalist in New York’s under-40 jazz scene. On this 15-track program, Parlato and producer Robert Glasper…

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    New Ambient

    September 4, 2010 /1 Comment

    I went on an expedition today to seek out new ambient music. It was a tricky hunt. Ambient is a misused, misunderstood genre. If you refer back to Eno’s…

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    Review: Cassandra Wilson Closer To You: The Pop Side

    April 1, 2009 /No Comments

    A review of Blue Note's upcoming compilation of Cassandra Wilson's pop covers, Closer To You: The Pop Side

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