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flatlbush
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crossing the desert
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blues to go
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celebration
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east village sunrise
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glass animal
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mogador
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angel of gowanus
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Kenny Nowell Brooklyn, New York
Kenny Nowell was born and raised in Mississippi and resides in Brooklyn.
He recorded for
the legendary Factory Records sister label Les Disques Du Crepuscules with his band Great Big Buildings. Melody Maker said the songs offer “hair-fine cracks through which you glimpse a private place.”
The NY Times said his "technique is ... a kind of Cubist sculpturing of consciousness."
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