Take Back the NightUrban artist Jane (Emma Fitzpatrick, who co wrote) was trying to get home from an evening's gallery showing when she was assaulted by a shrouded monster. Surviving the attack, she finds an unresponsive justice system more focused on her prior conduct than her complaint, and little support from either social media or inner circle. Her decision to take matters into her own hands has shocking repercussions, in Gia Elliot's allegorical scare story; Angela

or enjoyed at home while drinking the devils' brew

A multidimensional story that lives

"French Mélodie and German Lieder represent a perfect fusion of poetry and music

despite not having a lot of time

and heartfelt

while tonality with Charles Ives and Alban Berg begins to lose it's hold

fresh and bright

most fiercely independent black-owned record companies of the era

making it's inclusion in the Notebook (and the heart of this album) particularly poignant

Girls 1is a love

Lee Barnes

Ever wonder what two centuries colliding sounds like