names are violent Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
It’s hard to define Brandon Tomei’s Names Are Violent because, well, that’s the point. Blending decades of pop, funk, R&B
and indie music, as it is a rebellion against conceptual projects.
Born from the boredom of quarantine, Names are Violent prioritizes the organic sounds immediately at Tomei's disposal; using only the instruments he could fit within his small apartment studio pre-pandemic.
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everything is fine. nothing is ok. dog and i are on a late night walk. we are together. we are in our own worlds. all is well. nothing is certain. there is the rhythm of street light, shadow, street light, shadow, street li--- we should go home now, Maggie is sleeping.
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Music For A Confinement: Memories Of A Quarantine
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