Welcome to 1999, when The Rolling Stones performed an hour & a half set in the comparatively intimate confines of Shepherd’s Bush, rocking through a setlist of rarely heard nuggets!
Alchemically changing pain into sonic beauty, jasmine.4.t’s debut LP on Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory brokers a meeting between British folk & melancholic indie Americana & this cocktail is delicious!
The virtuosic jazz flautist hits us with 3 nostalgia-inducing tracks, influenced by deep house & soaked in a vivacious conjunction of synths, 808 drums, strings, piano keys &, indeed, flutes!
