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    Hiatus Kaiyote: Artist You Should Know

    Hiatus Kaiyote, a band out of Melbourne, Australia, is really special. There must be something in the water from the land down under with all this incredible music coming from…

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    By Anthony Valadez • Apr 6, 2012 • 1 min read

    Hiatus Kaiyote, a band out of Melbourne, Australia, is really special.

    There must be something in the water from the land down under with all this incredible music coming from that region.

    I got an email the other morning from the amazing Taylor McFerrin hipping me to this band. I respect all his work and releases so I trust his judgment. For the next 30+ minutes my soul instantly gravitated to the sounds from speakers.

    Stream “Nakamarra”

    Soul music mixed with off kilted drums, sound effects, surreal vocals warm and fuzzy rhodes and a wonderful texture. The vocalist Nai Palm draws you in with her fusion of jazz vocals and harmonies. It’s very Little Dragon friendly with a tropical twists and dirty beats.

    The album is available on Bandcamp and worth every single cent!

    — Anthony Valadez

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      Anthony Valadez

      co-host of KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic

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