Sam Prekop, Who's Your New Professor - 44m 35s

Tracks & Durations

1. Something	3:49
2. Magic Step	2:41
3. Dot Eye	4:37
4. Two Dedications	4:28
5. Chicago People	2:44
6. Lettle Bridge	3:00
7. A Splendid Hollow	2:39
8. C + F	4:32
9. Neighbor To Neighbor	1:35
10. Density	4:51
11. Detween Outside	2:49
12. Ninety Nine	3:08
13. North South	3:33

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Review

This second solo release by the leader of The Sea and Cake is a perfectly rendered miniature. Not only do the eleven songs have the feel of table-top sized vignettes, but the entire set clocks in respectably under thirty-eight minutes. Near-tropical rhythms, coupled with frisky and layered strumming, give this album a feel more removed from the friendly urban architecture of his other work, both solo and with his band. A visual artist as well as a musician, the songs seem informed by a painter's eye, as Prekop works all areas of the canvas into a integrated whole. Working with the same small ensemble as previously, there's a casual surface to the proceeds that slowly reveal finely wrought writing and arrangements and unusual tunings. -- David GreenbergerFive years after he stepped out of the tall shadow of his other band, The Sea And Cake, Prekop returns with another pop masterpiece of breezy, crisp, offbeat pop perfection with "Who's Your New Professor". Features Archer Prewitt, Chad Taylor, Rob Mazurek and Josh Abrams.

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Who's Your New Professor

Tracks: 11 (-2 tracks), Disk length: 37m 51s (-7m 16s)

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