Uh Huh Her - Nocturnes: Redux Format:'Goth Confetti' Colour Vinyl LP ” — The Spectator

” — The Spectator

they were undeniably fascinating

saxophonist Cannonball Adderley uses Shaw's novel to make an argument about jazz

acoustic readings of their latest record

instinctively and with space to breathe

Uh Huh Her - Nocturnes: Redux Format:'Goth Confetti' Colour Vinyl LP ” — The SpectatorWriting and recording the majority of Nocturnes at their home studio in Los Angeles, Uh Huh Her's Leisha and Camila drew inspiration from '70s vinyl and each other's company. After finishing the demos, their friend Wendy Melvoin (of Prince and the Revolution) invited Uh Huh Her to continue the production at her treehouse studio in Henson Recording Studios (now Chaplin Studios). "We would just drink wine and record for hours and hours," Camila says of