Love me some Warren Zevon. Lawyers, guns, and money is one of my favorites of his.
On the NPR Music YouTube channel there's a ton of "Tiny Desk" concerts from artists of all kinds. It's a gold mine, and hands-down the best way to explore most genres. I say "most" because they don't do prerecorded sets, and some artists incorporate those fundamentally into their work, but some of them still have Tiny Desk sets anyway (like Stromae somewhat recently).
I was scrolling through videos I hadn't seen yet and found a Northern Cree performance (below) which reminded me of a group I had learned about a few years ago, and so I went looking for some of their tracks for nostalgia's sake. They were called A Tribe Called Red, but have rebranded to the Halluci Nation. Linked at the bottom is one of their older tracks. Thought about putting Woodcarver in there instead, but the subject matter is upsetting.
On the NPR Music YouTube channel there's a ton of "Tiny Desk" concerts from artists of all kinds. It's a gold mine, and hands-down the best way to explore most genres. I say "most" because they don't do prerecorded sets, and some artists incorporate those fundamentally into their work, but some of them still have Tiny Desk sets anyway (like Stromae somewhat recently).
I was scrolling through videos I hadn't seen yet and found a Northern Cree performance (below) which reminded me of a group I had learned about a few years ago, and so I went looking for some of their tracks for nostalgia's sake. They were called A Tribe Called Red, but have rebranded to the Halluci Nation. Linked at the bottom is one of their older tracks. Thought about putting Woodcarver in there instead, but the subject matter is upsetting.
