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From Brooklyn to Austin

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As promised, here is the antidote for my earlier post.

Former Brooklynite/current Austin native Walker Lukens has a really distinctive sound. I came across this really interesting artist while listening to old episodes of NPR’s “All Music Considered” podcast, and I’m so very glad I did.

I guess I would describe his style as folk/rock, but he incorporates some really surprising elements. The walking pace of “Lover” is irresistible, and the beatbox-style background is amazing. I really wish I could isolate the track so I could hear it better.

“Think Righteous Brothers, produced by Jack White.” Clayton Hodges, Austin Fusion Magazine

This is going to be in my “walking” playlist for years to come. It’s equally as hypnotic as The Free Design song, but 1000% less cloying.

I couldn’t resist including this song, too. His music has an awesome vintage feel. These two tracks are now on repeat in an attempt to banish The Free Design from my head.

Author: Donna from MyOBT

I have committed to spending part of every day looking for at least one beautiful thing, and sharing what I find with you lovelies!

2 thoughts on “From Brooklyn to Austin

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