June McDoom // Follow The Light LP [COLOR]

June McDoom // Follow The Light LP [COLOR]

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アメリカのフォーク作家June McDoomが、2026年10月に同国老舗レーベルJagjaguarからリリースしたレコードです。

フォーク・ポップ12曲を収録。クリアピンク盤です。

レーベルその他作品はこちら /// Click here to see more Jagjaguar releases available at Tobira.

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12" clear pink vinyl.

Tracklist:

1. Human Angel
2. Without You 
3. Outside The Window
4. Forever
5. Get Out Of My Life 
6. Grandpa
7. Dream Dub
8. Memory
9. Mountain
10. Searching To Find
11. Weaver
12. Follow The Light

 

Text excerpt from the label:

"Liminal space – We all know it, a familiar friend. The haze we slip into on our way to sleep. That warmth on your eyelids you feel when you turn your face to the sun and drift out of time for a few minutes. Those moments of stillness that belong to you in the sacred minutes before the alarm goes off, before you are fully able to acknowledge the outside world that waits on you like some hungry panther, eyeing you from strange trees. Inhabiting this zone is a luxury, but the best sort of liminality lives in a very specific dream space, one we spend the rest of our lives chasing: The deep sleep that most children know. Somewhere between familiar household sounds and being carried to your own bed, there’s the quiet that only belongs to you and some dream self – someone that you haven’t met yet, but that you make future plans for and secret promises to. June McDoom’s debut full-length, Follow the Light, feels exactly like exploring this space and pushing forward, slipping out of time and waking up someplace new, a place that’s barely familiar enough to feel like home but somehow already wholly personal and meant for you alone.

June grew up in a Jamaican household in South Florida, an existence built of strong extended family, communal care, bass and harmonics. Her father, a carpenter and student of sound all his own, built his own speakers and maintained no less than three sound systems across as many rooms. The bass from his solitary DJ sets would sneak its way through her bedroom floor, making itself at home like some wayward cat as she listened to folk records, finding harmonies that were new and special to her. On the edge of the Florida Everglades, two musics in one room, meshing into something indescribable. Lushness as past and
premonition. The low end of where she comes from, and the high, gentle harmony of what she would eventually seek out, sharing the same humid air.

She would find folk music on her own, somewhere between the cast recording of The Sound
of Music and Simon and Garfunkel’s contributions to The Graduate, all the while nobody
around her listening to it and her parents referring to it as “that sleepy music.” She did not
mind being the only one; the solitude afforded her the opportunity to fall in love with harmony first, before words, before anything else. Harmony is the thing that reaches her, and now it is the thing she effortlessly reaches for. You will hear it all over this album, with chords opening up to greet you before you have any idea what she’s singing about..."

Artist : June McDoom

Label : Jagjaguar

cat no : JAG475lp-C1

Release date : 16th October 2026

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アメリカのフォーク作家June McDoomが、2026年10月に同国老舗レーベルJagjaguarからリリースしたレコードです。

フォーク・ポップ12曲を収録。クリアピンク盤です。

レーベルその他作品はこちら /// Click here to see more Jagjaguar releases available at Tobira.

-------------------------------------------

12" clear pink vinyl.

Tracklist:

1. Human Angel
2. Without You 
3. Outside The Window
4. Forever
5. Get Out Of My Life 
6. Grandpa
7. Dream Dub
8. Memory
9. Mountain
10. Searching To Find
11. Weaver
12. Follow The Light

 

Text excerpt from the label:

"Liminal space – We all know it, a familiar friend. The haze we slip into on our way to sleep. That warmth on your eyelids you feel when you turn your face to the sun and drift out of time for a few minutes. Those moments of stillness that belong to you in the sacred minutes before the alarm goes off, before you are fully able to acknowledge the outside world that waits on you like some hungry panther, eyeing you from strange trees. Inhabiting this zone is a luxury, but the best sort of liminality lives in a very specific dream space, one we spend the rest of our lives chasing: The deep sleep that most children know. Somewhere between familiar household sounds and being carried to your own bed, there’s the quiet that only belongs to you and some dream self – someone that you haven’t met yet, but that you make future plans for and secret promises to. June McDoom’s debut full-length, Follow the Light, feels exactly like exploring this space and pushing forward, slipping out of time and waking up someplace new, a place that’s barely familiar enough to feel like home but somehow already wholly personal and meant for you alone.

June grew up in a Jamaican household in South Florida, an existence built of strong extended family, communal care, bass and harmonics. Her father, a carpenter and student of sound all his own, built his own speakers and maintained no less than three sound systems across as many rooms. The bass from his solitary DJ sets would sneak its way through her bedroom floor, making itself at home like some wayward cat as she listened to folk records, finding harmonies that were new and special to her. On the edge of the Florida Everglades, two musics in one room, meshing into something indescribable. Lushness as past and
premonition. The low end of where she comes from, and the high, gentle harmony of what she would eventually seek out, sharing the same humid air.

She would find folk music on her own, somewhere between the cast recording of The Sound
of Music and Simon and Garfunkel’s contributions to The Graduate, all the while nobody
around her listening to it and her parents referring to it as “that sleepy music.” She did not
mind being the only one; the solitude afforded her the opportunity to fall in love with harmony first, before words, before anything else. Harmony is the thing that reaches her, and now it is the thing she effortlessly reaches for. You will hear it all over this album, with chords opening up to greet you before you have any idea what she’s singing about..."

Artist : June McDoom

Label : Jagjaguar

cat no : JAG475lp-C1

Release date : 16th October 2026