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April 3, 2019

Wednesday Dream Time

By: Laurie Gallardo

One solid line-up tonight at Cheer Up Charlie’s on Red River will do you good, music fiend. Take heed:

Robby is Robert Williams‘ musical project, including the talents of Daniel Coborn and Lolita Lynne. The track featured on today’s Austin Music Minute is “Om,” off their self-titled release.

-The dreams are real, the haze is gorgeous. Longtime AMM faves All In the Golden Afternoon elevates shoegaze beyond the clouds. Adrift in trippy, resplendent rays…

“Let the color seep from you…” Exhale and release with dynamic duo Emme. The hues on the horizon await your arrival…

-This is fluid pop on an ambient, atmospheric path, carrying all the magic you need. Gliding onward toward bliss with San Marcos band Typical Girls.

The music starts at 9 p.m. And a tip o’ the hat to The Nothing Song for always curating such exquisite selections. This one comes very recommended.

-Photo of Robby by Mike Manewitz.


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