Chelsea Hotel #3 by Anna B Savage, acoustic live at Barbican Conservatory - Directed by Jem Talbot
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Chelsea Hotel #3 by Anna B Savage, acoustic live at Barbican Conservatory - Directed by Jem Talbot
From the exhibition: "a glass of sparkling water" Thomas Miller, Anna Savage, DJ Cognitive Labour
http://www.christopherlghill.com/2018/11/a-glass-of-sparkling-water-thomas.html
Heavy Rotation in 2022
Kali Malone, “Living Torch I” (2022, Portraits GRM)
Winged Wheel, “Passive But Jag” (2022, 12XU)
Forest Drive West, “Break” (2022, Ilian Tape)
Anna Savage, “Saturn Again” (2022, Altered States)
Tara Clerkin & Sunny Joe Paradisos, “Castlefields” (2022, World of Echo)
Eric Dolphy & Richard Davis, “Muses for Richard Davis” (1963/2019, Resonance)
Cate Le Bon, “Harbour” (2022, Mexican Summer)
Beyoncé, “Summer Renaissance” (2022, Parkwood Entertainment)
Blue Lake, “Shoots” (2022, Polychrome)
Close Lobsters, “Skyscrapers of St Mirin” (1988, Fire Records)
Treasury of Puppies, “Bränna, känna” (2022, Discreet Music)
SZA, “Shirt” (2022, Top Dawg Entertainment)
The Gabys, “I Don’t Mind” (2022, Fruits & Flowers)
Carla dal Forno, “Caution” (2022, Kallista)
Jon Collin, “That Is My Story” (2022, Discreet Music)
Sosena Gebre Eyesus, “Aser Awetar” (2018, Little Axe)
Gorgon of discerning taste created and illustrated by MB, as usual.
Anna Savage
in "a glass of sparkling water" (Thomas Miller, Anna Savage, DJ Cognitive Labour)
(Anna Savage) HaPPy Valentines Xx
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Anna B Savage
Another amazing debut EP! Anna B Savage showcases her amazing deep voice in four untitled tracks whose lyrics “offer piercingly honest insight into the scourge of insecurities faced by a pair of lovers revealing themselves to each other for the first time.“ (Source: NPR)
I’ve actually found her on La Blogothèque, where she only performs two of the four songs, but watching her singing is a show on its own.