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TRACKEDEMIA: “With My Eyes” – Paul Johnson
By 1997, when he was first in line to be name-dropped in Daft Punk’s “Teachers,” Paul Johnson had already seen several waves of Chicago’s bustling house scene come and go. Making it onto the scene just in time to experience Marshall Jefferson’s game-changing “Move Your Body,” Paul Johnson would go…
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TRACKADEMIA: “Convocación “Banger/Diffusion” – Joshua Chuquimia Crampton
Joshua Chuquimia Crampton’s new album Anata radiates a fleshly vitality that makes it difficult to comprehend that these sounds were recorded in a studio. Crampton’s solo work leans even heavier into cathartic spiritual ecstasy in an attempt to evoke the ceremonial traditions of the indigenous Aymara people than his work…
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TRACKADEMIA: “no One is Coming” – ADULT.
The electro-punk duo from Detroit ADULT. have returned with a new single after a two year hiatus. In anticipation of their new album Kissing Luck Goodbye, artists Nicola Kuperus and Adam Lee Miller dropped their first single, entitled “No One is Coming.” ADULT.’s detached tone and raw rhythms have made…
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TRACKADEMIA: “Bota” – Ludmilla, Emilia, Latto
TRACKADEMIA is STATIC’s weekly track review column, covering everything from the underrepresented to the overwhelming. Unfortunate! Though LUDMILLA sets up Emilia, Latto, and herself for success on “BOTA”, she’s the only one that follows through. A collaboration between a Brazilian iconoclast like LUDMILLA, one of Latin pop’s biggest ladies of…
