S. Raekwon - Where I'm at Now (Orange Custard)

S. Raekwon - Where I'm at Now (Orange Custard)Limited orange colored vinyl LP pressing. 2021 release from New York City based singer songwriter Steven Reynolds AKA S. Raekwon. Recorded between New York City and a six month stint at his girlfriend's parents' home in Edwardsville, IL during the pandemic, Where I'm at Now is the album S. Raekwon made for himself with a clarity that arrived as he located his missing pieces in the world. His time in the Midwest proved influential on Reynolds; it is

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making this double LP an essential piece for vinyl lovers and movie soundtrack enthusiasts

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evocative feel that has become their signature

" the first song to debut at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100

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opens with: "I found myself in the bottom of this Moscato / Can't see no day ain't no tomorrow

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Reissue from the original Warner (Bros

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The song's narrative of a woman pleading with Jolene not to take her man remains one of Parton's most beloved and enduring hits