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1. various artists - WTUL Songs from the Basement Vol. 17 [self-released]
2. Toro Y Moi - Outer Peace [Carpark]
3. Shark's Teeth - Demon Canal [Single Colored Fields]
4. Matron - Standing Water [Strange Daisy]
5. Panda Bear - Buoys [Domino]
6. Cherry Glazerr - Stuffed and Ready [Secretly Canadian]
7. Buzzcocks - Another Music in a Different Kitchen [Domino]
8. Billy Lotion - Poetry in Lotion [Disko Obscura]
9. Deerhunter - Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? [4AD]
10. various artists - Arthur King Sampler 2019 [Dangerbird]
Read more: WTUL's Top 30 New Albums from 03/25/19 - 03/31/19
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1. various artists - WTUL Songs from the Basement Vol. 17 [WTUL New Orleans]
2. Yves Tumor - Safe in the Hands of Love [Warp]
3. DAWN - New Breed [Local Action/Our Dawn]
4. Sexy Dex and the Fresh - Don't Play My B-Sides
5. Shark's Teeth - Demon Canal [Single Colored Fields]
6. Billy Lotion - Poetry in Lotion [Disko Obscura]
7. Beiruit - Gallipolo [4AD]
8. auxFACTOR - Radio Darlin' [self-released]
9. The Babe Rainbow - Double Rainbow [30th Century]
10. Deerhunter - Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? [4AD]
Read more: WTUL's Top 30 New Albums from 03/18/19 - 03/24/19
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- Written by: Hunter King
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From left to right: 2019 Marathon T-Shirt, 2019 Songs from the Basement Compilation, Tote Bag, Hat, Bandana, and then in a little more detail on Larry D: hat, bandana, and our classic logo shirt (not for sale this year).
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This past weekend, BUKU Music + Art Project was full with talent. WTUL sat down with rising R&B artist, Dounia, to learn more about the influence of art on her music, the importance of self-suficiency as an artist, and how emerging artists can become more confident in putting out their music.
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Colorado-based band, SunSquabi, has mastered the art of engaging their audience and listeners. Before gearing up for the last leg of their tour, they’re stopping at BUKU Music + Art Project in New Orleans this Friday, March 22nd. The group fuses electronic, funk, hip hop, metal, and jam band-like styles, in creating a sound defined as an “electronic hydro-funk experience.” I was lucky to speak with Kevin, the group’s guitarist, producer, and keyboardist, on the group's musical production style, Denver’s music community, their multiple roles in creating the whole live experience, and how he believes music is being defined today.
Read more: On the Road to BUKU 2019: SunSquabi Aims to Captivate Sold-Out Show with an Energetic,...