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Listen to an album a day: March


I know Spotify is corrupt, doesn't pay artists enough, and has an AI music problem (one, two). But I don't pay for it, and listen to commercials even though the heroine of Laid suggests that's not to be done. You don't like the links, don't click them. Pay for a service for me, and I'll link that up. 


3/1. Songs of Love and Hate 1971 by Leonard Cohen spotify.


3/2 Avalon 1982 Roxy Music spotify


3/2 Susan Tedeschi Hopes and Desires 2005 spotify

Back to the River 2008 spotify


3/3 Samantha Fish Kill Or Be Kind 2019 spotify


3/4 Explorations 1971 Bill Evans Trio spotify


3/5 Moonbeams 1962 Bill Evans Trio spotify

I created a historical playlist from oldest Bill Evans Trio to present. At the end there, there are a lot of remastered albums. Here's the complete discography of Bill Evans. I created a whole albums older to newer on spotify.


3/6 Sons of Kemet Back To The Future 2021 spotify 

Theon Cross – tuba
Shabaka Hutchings – tenor saxophone, woodwinds
Tom Skinner – percussion
Edward Wakili-Hick – percussion


3/7 Kendrick Lamar GNX 2024 spotify

Kendrick Lamar – vocals
Deyra Barrera – additional vocals (tracks 1, 6, 12)
Ink – background vocals (tracks 2, 10), additional vocals (8)
Sam Dew – background vocals (tracks 2, 4–6, 8, 10, 12), additional vocals (3)
Paul Cartwright – strings (track 3), violin (7)
Caleb Vaughn Smith – strings (track 3)
Drew Forde – strings (track 3)
Geoff Gallegos – strings (track 3)
Giovanna Moraga – strings (track 3)
Kerenza Peacock – strings (track 3)
Luanne Homzy – strings (track 3)
Luke Maurer – strings (track 3)
Stephanie Payne – strings (track 3)
Stephanie Yu – strings (track 3)
Evan Smith – baritone saxophone, tenor saxophone (track 7)
Miles Mosley – bass (track 7)
Peter Jacobson – cello (track 7)
Amber Wyman – horn (track 7)
Malik Taylor – horn (track 7)
Rickey Washington – horn (track 7)
Ryan Porter – horn (track 7)
Sean Sonderegger – horn (track 7)
Serafin Aguilar – horn (track 7)
Zem Audu – tenor saxophone (track 7)
Chad Jackson – violin (track 7)
Marta Honer – violin (track 7)
Reiko Nakano – violin (track 7)
Tylana Renga – violin (track 7)
Yvette Devereaux – violin (track 7)
Bobby Hawk – violin (tracks 10, 12)


3/8 Tona la Negra Te Quiero 1944 spotify

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