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Fandom: Moses Sumney on Nick Hakim

Editor’s Note: Musicians are often the harshest critics of other musicians AND their biggest celebrators. Taking a band on tour is an incredible way to show support, but that is…

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KCRW placeholderBy Guest • Jun 2, 2014 • 1 min read

Editor’s Note: Musicians are often the harshest critics of other musicians AND their biggest celebrators. Taking a band on tour is an incredible way to show support, but that is quite an undertaking so we decided to let the KCRW Music Blog be a forum for some of our favorite artists to recommend some of THEIR favorite bands in a series called FANDOM.

First up, LA favorite Moses Sumney.

I often feel overwhelmed, drowning in a constant current of emails, texts, updates and notifications, the pinging of electronic devices sonically resembling the homogenous stream of new music there is to “check out”.

But then I hear Brooklyn-based serenader Nick Hakim, and time stops.

To listen to “Pour Another“, the first song off his upcoming debut EP, is to be washed over in a wave of reverberating reverie.

I’m floated into a simpler time, purged by the patient harmonies he cascades, and for a moment, I forget I have a body.

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