Kelela - new avatar feb21 The Byrds and the 13th

The Byrds and the 13th Floor Elevators

the track “Say What You Will” became one of their biggest hits to date

Carson McHone reads from an 1840 letter from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Margaret Fuller: “Heaven walks among us ordinarily muffled in such triple or tenfold disguises that the wisest are deceived and no one suspects the days to be gods

" "There is nobody on this planet who is not familiar with the feeling of loss

Kelela - new avatar feb21 The Byrds and the 13thMy origin story as a songwriter and artist set the context for the catharsis I experienced while making new avatar. I wrote my very first songs in a punk house. The indie scene I was part of provided me with an outlet for genre defying experiments that illuminated intersections I was hearing in my head. We didnt spend tons of time on songs cuz the kids in that scene didnt care about nailing it. It was (lowkey) about messing up, giving 0 fucks and