Broken Social Scene - Remember The Humans Artist_Trombone Shorty who played the bass guitar

who played the bass guitar in an easy and eerie manner

with vocal contributions by longtime collaborators Natalia Clavier and Puma Ptah

” he says

This EP would also see Togawa's developing interest in spoken word with the floating poetry of second track "Hamushi" and the final track "(something else)" - a tribute to Togawa's love of radio drama series and in particular the one-person-three-roles performances that grant its narrator the chance to roam free from the constraints of a single body

Broken Social Scene - Remember The Humans Artist_Trombone Shorty who played the bass guitarBroken Social Scene release their new album Remember the Humans via City Slang Arts and Crafts. Marking their first new studio album in nearly a decade, the LP reunites the Toronto collective with producer David Newfeld, who helmed their breakthrough You Forgot It in People (2002) and self titled 2005 album. Across the 12 tracks the arrangements are dense and enveloping a lattice of horns, guitars, voices, and electronics yet melody always remains