Honey Dijon - DJ-Kicks Artist_坂本慎太郎 Shintaro Sakamoto but craft an album that

but craft an album that moved dynamically through an interconnected emotional arc

he is at least widely considered one of the most significant figures in late 20th century American music

Dave Holland on acoustic bass and Jack DeJohnette on drums

conversations and deeply personal songs like “Conquering Lion” accompanied with her acoustic guitar

Run with much love and care by Italian engineer Francesco Donadello – who has worked on many Erased Tapes recordings before including A Winged Victory For The Sullen

Honey Dijon - DJ-Kicks Artist_坂本慎太郎 Shintaro Sakamoto but craft an album thatFashion icon, catwalker, curator, historian, commentator, activist, Grammy winner and damn right DJ, there aint much these days that Ms. Honey Dijon doesnt do with aplomb. Most of her achievements thus far came via her passion for clubbing and the art of DJing, from those early Chicago parties to her role as a de facto ambassador for world dancefloors. Chatting to Honey for a few minutes, you swiftly realise when it comes to records, labels, releases,