Departures by Humeysha
American cities are catacombs. We've trained ourselves to see no further than their thin glimmering surface. What histories and possibilities have we buried and at what cost? What is revealed when we peel back our waking view?
Tracklist
| 1. | Haunted | 4:19 |
| 2. | Djinn (Together) | 3:18 |
| 3. | Black Brown Gold | 4:31 |
| 4. | Kennesaw, a House of Worship | 1:36 |
| 5. | Belonging | 2:57 |
| 6. | My Limit | 4:46 |
Videos
Credits
released August 30, 2018
guitar, vocals, primary artist: zain alam
guitar: dylan bostick
bass: adrien defontaine
drums & percussion: john snyder
produced by zain alam & dylan bostick
engineered by dylan bostick & jordan ross
mixed by andrew lappin (sunset sound)
mastered by joe laporta (sterling sound)
guitar, vocals, primary artist: zain alam
guitar: dylan bostick
bass: adrien defontaine
drums & percussion: john snyder
produced by zain alam & dylan bostick
engineered by dylan bostick & jordan ross
mixed by andrew lappin (sunset sound)
mastered by joe laporta (sterling sound)
License
All rights reserved.
Written and conceived in India, Humeysha channels diverse influences, echoing sounds from NYC to New Delhi.
“A marvelously mellow kind of psych-pop, clean and sparkly like a diamond baguette, dappled with Bollywood-toned lilts.” (noisey)
“... melts modal guitars and puja bells with a reverbed vocal that scans as post-Panda Bear, but with less Brian Wilson and more fodder for mantra." (revolt)