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Disappearing Ink Baltimore, Maryland
New album 6/1/23 from Baltimore songwriter/producer Lawrence Lanahan's band Disappearing Ink! On The Charm of Abstraction, Lanahan abandons guitar for mesmerizing synths, intricately programmed beats, imaginative sampling, and occasional rhymes. Even with a new sound, his core songwriting voice--“melodic and lyrical invention,” “chilling chord progressions,” “rare honesty and power"- remains. ... more
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I'm Not One: Vol. 1
by Repelican with Friends
Jon is prolific, unpredictable, and hits the strange/catchy balance I need. Collabs with great artists in here, too.
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Songs of Friendship, Songs of Wonderment
by Mr. Husband
Great guitar sounds, pretty chords, mesmerizing harmonies, Pet Sounds-ish yearning, and right here in Maryland.
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Well Intentioned World
by The Jennifers
Every song. One of my favorites, Baltimore or otherwise.
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