djo freaking killed it on his new album. it’s fresh but very inspired by the beatles, fleetwood mac, talking heads
since it came out on friday i’ve listened to it atleast twice a day
Apr 9, 2025
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Man, that album is such a banger. Really different from what he has made before. More down to earth and a more Beatlesy sound but same amazing song writing! Thanks for some new tunes djo 🎶
Apr 8, 2025
LOVE this album, no skips for me—reminds me of Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles, The Beach Boys… 60s/70s, Laurel Canyon-Rock-vibes. Especially loving “Back On You,” a sweet anthem/ode to family 🩷
Apr 15, 2025
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Nick Drakes maybe second most known record, which you can only really discover after loving the devastating beauty behind Pink Moon first. Bryter Layter is so genius and cohesive, with much more instrumentation than his final record. I imagine we would have gotten more albums similar to this had we gotten more time on earth with this lonesome genius.
I believe if i were ever to find and own an original pressing of this record, the whole in my heart would be filled with the truest joy.
edit: i also want to note that songs from this album have been featured in both “The Holdovers“ and the Fred Rogers biopic, “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” which are both very cozy period pieces. So do with that what you will.
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i don’t know what to call him but these songs have a beautiful delicate energy to them. it kind of reminds me of slower and sadder radiohead songs. they fit perfectly into driving home from an event when you’re feeling wistful or soft melancholy
Apr 14, 2025
probably the best street photographer going right now in hollywood. His ability to be at the right place at the right time and capture a unique and memorable scene is really impressive. Most would be lucky to get even 1 one of these shots
Apr 9, 2025