John Paul Davis
My name is John Paul Davis. I write poetry, build things on the web with code, make music and visual art. I love making things. This website is mostly about the things I make and do.
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The Face -
Without abandoning his trademark irony & angular funk, James Murphy adopts a lovelorn sincerity bolstered by his growing vocal prowess that examines emotional distances.
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April Showers, In This Case, Bring April Flowers -
Pulling from the deep catalog of Disney musical films, Edmonson explores dreaming, wishing, sleep & insomnia, enlivening & reimagining old classics with her pliable, sweet, smoky singing.
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Wake Up Call -
The band jam & run wild on these swampy, bluesy, grooving songs that explore the tensions between freedom & different kinds of constraint.
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An Introduction -
The singer-songwriter processes grievous loss with ghazals & original songs, surrounding her powerful, flexile voice in dynamic atmospheres of violin, harp, double bass, & synth.
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The Royal Couple -
These 10 original compositions showcase Redman's songwriting, his exuberance & passion, his knack for assembling the right group for the songs, & his spiritual zeal.
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I Brought The Party With Me -
44 years in, the band has not lost their captivatingly peculiar perspective nor their musical craftsmanship. They deliver a fun, smart, set of wonderfully weird tunes.
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I Have An Announcement -
Pushing recording technology of the day to its limits, Brian Wilson crafts lush, genre-busting, harmonically complex singalongable tunes exploring spirituality, love & coming of age.
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A Parade -
The trio deliver a collection of finely-crafted, melodically excellent tunes built on catchy grooves & a fascination with atmosphere & texture
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A Scatter of Light -
Sting assembles a band of young lions from the jazz world, musically elevating these sophisticated tunes about outsiders, outcasts, the scorned, the working class.
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A New Lifetime -
Blending traditional Irish music with contemporary song structures, the band explore love, loss, & sorrow with a warm, ethereal melancholy that's balanced by catchy solos & lush vocals.
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Imperatives -
Tenderly-crafted tunes with hooky melodies, plainspoken poetry, shimmering guitars, driving bass lines that lay bare the emotional peaks & valleys in ordinary human love
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A Little Borrowed Light -
On his first solo album Yorke sings hauntingly about climate change, political anger, & a sense of helplessness over skittery, angular beats, fizzy synths & gorgeous piano & guitar.
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Winter's Final Message
