Kelela, Alice Coltrane, Erika de Casier -- the best week for music in 2024 thus far for real.

hello!

How's it going today, Nortie.

Grace Jones time!

like i said, got thru half the Usher album last night but didnt really care for a single song hoping the latter half has something for me

just woke up and now im chilling outside w the puppy 😎 hbu

I'm chilling, listening to Grace Jones's music, drinking tea, and tbh, that Tucker C. interview has me quite stunned.

how was it? havent seen

Blamed Poland for starting World War II among other things.

resuming usher

He was rumbling all the time.

Awkward as f***.

not a huge history buff but i imagine thats wrong

I'm not a defender of my country by any means, but yeah, that's historically wrong.

Blatantly false, in fact.

wack.

more I learn about this putin guy, less I like him.

Yeah, Western and Eastern imperialism -- they're both wrong/immoral.

Can’t believe last nite was real

Incredible music

Flexing on brand new levels

Beg forgiveness bro…bro….beg forgiveness…….

Yeezus s***…

Sounds promising!

She's a weirdo big time, but uh.

Tinashe: vocals, vibraphone
Darion Ja'Von: drums/musical director
Zach Fenske: mandolin, electric guitar
Sean Rosati: acoustic guitar
Edwin Carranza: electric bass guitar
Phil Lewis: keyboards
Caleb Vaughn-Jones: cello
Crystal Alforque: violin

VIBRAPHONE?

oh my god Usher did not deliver music that appeals to my personal tastes this is a travesty

he sounds outstanding though as always

but do you know who did