Son Little: "about her. again" - KUT & KUTX Studios

Summary

For Philly’s Aaron Livingston, horizons are broad and genre definitions are irrelevant. He’s spent a decade and half refining his R&B-leaning sound as Son Little, and has had no trouble measuring up to his collaborators, ranging from Portugal. The Man to RJD2 to The Roots.

Son Little’s impeccable sense of humility and penchant for fusing styles has seeped through his music once again, on his new five-song EP, invisible. Son Little will be making a pit stop at 3Ten ACL live in early December in support of invisible, and to give you a transparent view of Son Little’s latest, check out the soul-inspired “about her. again”.

« Caroline Rose: “Jeannie Becomes A Mom” (Live in Studio 1A)

The Harlem Gospel Travelers: “Am I Doing Enough” »

↑ Hide All Episodes

August 17, 2022

Exotic Fruits: “Panda Vision”

Aside from poignant politics, pulsating synths, and plenty of fuzz pedal, it’s not all that easy to define post-punk. Even when you dive into the minutiae of music glossary terms, there’s still a sprawling spectrum of post-punk ranging from angular, analogue noise to straight up digital bass and beats. Fortunately there are also forays like […]

Listen

August 16, 2022

Upper Level Lows: “She Got Style”

Now I don’t want to jinx the elements, but with only one triple digit high in the forecast for this week, it seems like we might finally be cooling down just a bit. So if you’ve been in sweaty solitude and need to take advantage of this (presumably brief) seasonal respite, we’ve got a couple […]

Listen

August 15, 2022

Phil Hurley: “Failing Heart”

In the state of contemporary recording, session EPs are a pretty refreshing concept. By limiting yourself to one space and removing any access to punch-ins, session records evoke the “one-take” magic of century-old methods, back when capturing an authentic live performance was the industry standard. Phil Hurley‘s experienced the best of both, having tracked with […]

Listen

August 12, 2022

Daniel Tashian: “Night After Night”

In 2019 I got a big kick out of Kacey Musgraves’ “Album Of The Year” Grammy acceptance speech for Golden Hour; it was so heartwarming to see a future country superstar acknowledge her trustworthy team, whose efforts took a record with little hype or radio recognition all the way to the top. And if you […]

Listen

August 11, 2022

Takuya Kuroda: “Midnight Crisp”

It’s been almost a full decade since I graduated college, and I’d like to think that those I haven’t kept up with remember me for my two biggest creative endeavors at the time: playing trumpet and producing jazz-sampled hip-hop beats. I only say that because it seems like a pretty cool combo that I’ve sadly […]

Listen

August 10, 2022

Rogê: “Pra Vida”

Listen

August 8, 2022

9m88: “Love Is So Cruel”

Ranging from Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA & GZA to Austin’s own Slothrust, the first step to truly appreciating an artist is knowing how to say their name correctly. So even though 9m88 may sound more like a robotic bounty hunter to a Native English speaker, when we loosely translate from phonetic Taiwanese, the actual pronunciation rolls […]

Listen

August 8, 2022

Janson Sommers: “Neon God”

Listen

See More Episodes