The Twilite Tone The Clearing 8/23/24 Phonographic Copyright (p) Knitting Factory

Phonographic Copyright (p) Knitting Factory Records

Strut presents a brand new reissue of Juju’s powerful Afrocentric album ‘Chapter Two: Nia’ from 1974

at times offering up flashes of Vince Guaraldi and Burt Bacharach while still remaining true to Folds’ singularly virtuosic brand of off-kilter indie pop

More than a year after his group

) while the songs architectures and pathos lean more towards Warren Zevon

The Twilite Tone The Clearing 8/23/24 Phonographic Copyright (p) Knitting FactoryOn The Clearing, Tone repurposes motifs from sci fi to convey the workings of the mind. He explains: When I allude to space, I am referring to the mind or the imagination. When I mention robots, I am referring to the way human beings are programmed based on conformity to their perception of social norms. Tone showcases his diversity as a solo artist across the albums 14 transgenre tracks, which range from relaxed beats to house infused with the spirit