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12/07/2025

Merry Christmas 🎁 from DJ Hazel Basil 🎄🎄🎄🥰🥰🥰

12/06/2025

Tune in + turn it up 📻 Repost• Shoutout to our listeners and artists for keeping the culture alive every single week.

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12/03/2025

📣 Calling local musicians >> Repost• Follow the link in our profile. Or head to wedgebrewing.com/events
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11/27/2025

11/26/2025

11/25/2025

For your weekend pleasure! Repost: .soulmotion This Saturday! Swing on down to the Low Down and get down with the Soul Motion Dance Party! An Asheville classic now at its new regular venue! Can’t make it this week? We’ll see you next Saturday, December 7. Doing Saturdays monthly is just not enough. Watch this space and the insta for more info. 9-12night, with special guests and collaborators! Fun stuff on the horizon if I can keep it together.

11/24/2025

It’s our honor and pleasure to offer up the official PRE-SAVE link to ‘s first new recording in over 2 years. It’s been a hell of a journey to say the least…and we could.not.be.more.proud of how this turned out. “Champagne” is out everywhere 12/19/2025… Pre-save link to all platforms is in comments! All Love and we hope you dig this one all the way!

Artwork:
All Production:

Musicians on this track:
David Einzig - guitar / vocal
Kendra Warren - vocal
Oliver Snow - bass
Dylan Hannan - saxophone
Micah Thomas - drums / percussion
Andriu “Yano” Yanovski - keys / synth

Champagne:
The rhythm of the verses is built around the droning lyric, “champagne for my real friends / real pain for my sham friends”. This phrase is repeated throughout the verses in a rhythmic pattern that lends itself to a 5/4 time signature. The phrase, “Champagne for my real friends / real pain for my sham friends” is a quote from David Benioff’s book, The 25th Hour. When it’s repeated over and over again it gives the lyrics a droning effect intended to morph them into the heartbeat of the tune, becoming part of the rhythm section.

In the second part of the song, the rhythmic pulse shifts into a 6/8 time signature and a rock & roll feel. It introduces “The Lone Ranger”, which represents a glimpse at a different, unknown reality— scary and lonely, but also mysterious and hopeful. The song returns to the 5/4 time signature during the poem, which is recited in the middle of the piece. The poetic monologue is a reflection of a narrator who struggles to accept the complicit nature and painful reality of low-wage employment. This struggle is juxtaposed with the imagery conveyed in the rock and roll section of this song. Ultimately, this song is like an exhibit in a museum of contemporary art. It leaves the listener with an impression which is completely dependent on their own life circumstances and personal state of mind.

11/16/2025

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