Boulevards Electric Cowboy: Born In Carolina Mud Limited edition on yellow vinyl Inner Marshland and Miasma

Inner Marshland and Miasma

Previous collaborations include Gorillaz

East Man relates that the title is to be taken as a reflection of working-class creativity and how the establishment marginalise us and (perhaps on a subconscious level) see us as a threat

as well as the brilliant versatile saxophonist James Brandon Lewis

Loch Lomond has previously supported such artists as The Decemberists and Blitzen Trapper

Boulevards Electric Cowboy: Born In Carolina Mud Limited edition on yellow vinyl Inner Marshland and MiasmaI was born in the North Carolina mud, says Jamil Rashad, better known as Boulevards, one of the most idiosyncratic artists making music in the Tarheel State. His fourth album, Electric Cowboy: Born in Carolina Mud, is caked in the soil where he grew up, mired in the muck of this placenot stuck but freed. Grounded in personal experience and haunted by personal demons, Electric Cowboy is an album that reaches out, that embraces the world, that mixes the