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Don’t text, me and Takanaka are going skydiving later.
05/27/2026

Don’t text, me and Takanaka are going skydiving later.

We’re saddened to hear the passing of Sonny Rollins, one of the most singular and influential talents to ever play the h...
05/26/2026

We’re saddened to hear the passing of Sonny Rollins, one of the most singular and influential talents to ever play the horns. Rest in power, Saxophone Colossus.

05/20/2026

What else would you add to the list? ☁️☁️☁️

05/14/2026

Light in the Attic is proud to present Nancy Sinatra’s 1967 album, Movin’ With Nancy. This definitive new edition and first ever vinyl re-release celebrates Nancy at the peak of her 1960s cool.

Movin’ With Nancy is one of the most ambitious creative projects in Nancy Sinatra’s career. The hour long, 1967 television special and accompanying soundtrack album capture the creative, groovy, and beautiful times of the 1960s.

The project was funded by RC Cola, but this was no cash in. It was a passion project for Nancy, who asked her dad, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and other family and friends to be in the movie. She also used her own cars, clothes, house and did her own make-up. A truly DIY production.

The album features Frank Sinatra performing “Younger Than Springtime” and Dean Martin dueting with Nancy on “Things.” Producer Lee Hazlewood duets with Nancy on “Some Velvet Morning” and “Jackson,” he also contributes the songs “I Gotta Get Out Of This Town,” “Friday’s Child,” “This Town” and “See The Little Children.” The bonus tracks include the never before heard outtake, “It’s Such A Pretty World Today (Movin’ Version)”, two unreleased pieces of music featured in the film and the incredibly catchy commercial, “RC Cola (It’s A Mad Mad Cola).”

Click Linkinbio to pre-order the LP, CD and a very limited edition signed test pressing.

04/23/2026

20 years years ago this month, Light in the Attic released the album Passover, the debut long player by The Black Angels. Where’d the time go?! To celebrate 2 decades of a modern psych masterpiece, we’re over the moon to present a very special anniversary edition of the album, pressed on white, black & gold color wax and housed in a deluxe foil gatefold jacket. Each edition includes 1 of 4 randomly inserted 7” flexi discs, each featuring a live track recorded at Seattle in 2006. along with our friends also pressed up their very own editions. Dive in at the link in bio.

The band will be touring the globe, playing Passover in full, starting with Austin Psych Fest on May 9th. Full tour dates at theblackangels.com

We’re honored to be nominated by our peers in the community for awards in THREE categories at this year’s ! Light in t...
03/19/2026

We’re honored to be nominated by our peers in the community for awards in THREE categories at this year’s ! Light in the Attic is nominated for Label of the Year (6-14 employees), Distributor of the Year, and Independent Champion and it means the world to us to be recognized by so many talented members of the independent music community. 💛

The awards take place in New York City on June 8, 2026 at the renowned Gotham Hall. Watch this space for more updates on LITA’s Biggest Night™️🏆

03/13/2026

What happens when Light in the Attic steps inside the HQ of one of the most distinctive record labels in the world?? In this episode of our new short video series, Shining a Light, Light in the Attic founder Matt Sullivan visits Los Angeles-based record label and purveyors of hi-concept collectibles, , for a behind-the-scenes look at how a passionate group of video game and pop culture fanatics approach creating some of the most creatively inspired vinyl records, packages and objects on earth.

From the iconic Hero of Time vinyl to the beautifully executed Cowboy Bebop special edition, complete with fuzzy Ein cover, to their period replica Cuphead marionette, the dedication to expanding the horizons of fandom at iam8bit is unmatched nearly anywhere else.

For anyone interested in vinyl, video game soundtracks, art objects, and obsessive attention to detail, iam8bit is truly one of the best in the game.

To watch the full 8-minute video and explore more iam8bit releases, hit the linkinbio 👾

Video edited by Jeremy Zelikovic at and shot by our very own Matt Sullivan!

We’re heartbroken to share the news that multi-talented Seattle vocalist, percussionist and songwriter Kenny Hill recent...
03/10/2026

We’re heartbroken to share the news that multi-talented Seattle vocalist, percussionist and songwriter Kenny Hill recently passed away. Kenny was an integral part of the band Robbie Hill’s Family Affair, along with Light in the Attic’s ‘Wheedle’s Groove’ series which documented Seattle’s soul and funk scene during the 1960s, ‘70s and ‘80s — thanks to DJ Supreme La Rock.

As a youngster, Kenny worked at his family’s restaurant Hills Brothers BBQ in Seattle, alongside his brothers Robbie and Will and cousin Zebdee. In 1971, the Hill brothers and Zebedee would form Robbie Hill’s Family Affair with vocalist Bernadette Bascom, bassist Danny Hays, guitarist Phil Martindale, and saxophonist William Hopkins, amongst others. Their tune “I Just Want To Be (Like Myself)” became a local hit, topping the charts at KYAC for three consecutive weeks, while the band would open for national touring bands including Tower of Power and Curtis Mayfield, and later back the Main Ingredient on the Dinah Shore Show. The track “Don’t Give Up,” masterfully composed by Kenny and recorded at RCA Studios in Los Angeles in January 1975 sat unreleased for decades until it saw the light of day in 2013 (Thanks to Rob Santos). It’s a track that we often return to... both inspiring and heavy, the song remains a spiritual soul epic. Take a listen and remember Kenny’s voice and music.

Kenny, we’ll miss you, rest in peace.

We’re sending a big hug to Kenny’s friends and loved ones.

Kenny’s family set up a GoFundMe, asking for support for the family. Every bit helps if you’re able to contribute.

Link in bio 💛

03/05/2026

Locked in, no skips

03/02/2026

Thinkin’ about the one and only Lou Reed on his birthday 💛

In this 1978 clip from Midnight Special, hosted by Flo and Eddie (aka Mark Volman and Howard Kaylan) of The Turtles and Frank Zappa’s band, Lou touches the nuanced relationship between himself and Lou Reed, the character and writer/experiencer of “Walk On the Wild Side.” Would Lou Reed eat at Denny’s? What kind of lighter would he carry? What’s his point of view? It’s the type of moment that re-contextualizes all of the interviews and songs that have come before….

For more of “Lou’s Views,” the full interview clip is available in our linkinbio.

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