Kramer - And The Wind Blew It All Away Artist_Mayer Hawthorne “We approached the sessions in

“We approached the sessions in the same way that we had approached all of our music since the early ‘70s

a local phenomenon which shone a light on the Northside community and paved the way for a new generation of bands to take this sound and make it their own

Sofie Royer and Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s Ruban Neilson to Neon Indian’s Alan Palomo and the Mattson 2

Zackey began producing on pirated software once he had given up a life crime to focus on writing tunes and raising his family

Kramer - And The Wind Blew It All Away Artist_Mayer Hawthorne “We approached the sessions inHis first solo LP since 1998s Songs From The Pink Death", Kramer recorded this LP while wondering, through sound and song, if hell ever collaborate on making music with another artist by his side again, or live to see another New Years Eve, or ever hear his daughters voice again, or ever Love again. Do I really want to be the last man standing, in a wind like this one?