THE WEEKENDER is a special collaboration between OZY Tribe members near and far to provide delicious recommendations for your valuable weekend time. Next week, we'd love to feature yours too. Are you watching, listening to or reading something amazing? Share your suggestions with us here at OZY! | Hit us with your best shot |
| WHAT TO LISTEN TO | | Freddie Gibbs — Off the Chain. Bandana, Gibbs’ second album with producer Madlib, dropped this year — and dang, it’s weird. Expect next-level rap lyrics and a choppy, disorienting vibe throughout (but in a good way). | |
| Gregory Alan Isakov — Big Sky Folk. Isakov’s plunky, calming folk albums make you feel like you’re lying under a gigantic sky full of stars on a ranch in Montana, even when you’re in a taxi at 4 am going over the Brooklyn Bridge. Though he’s originally South African, Isakov has (unsurprisingly) settled in Colorado to make his musical career. | |
| Florence Price — Musical Pioneer. Price was the first Black woman to be recognized as a symphonic composer and to have her work performed by a major symphony. Her First Symphony is an astonishing work of art, one that melds traditional romantic music with surprising twists and harmonies. | |
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| Revtown — The Love of Your Life — in Blue Jean Form. Finding a pair of jeans that fits you, and your lifestyle, just right isn’t easy. But it could be. These jeans start with a proprietary Italian denim — fabric so flexible and strong it’s like athletic wear. Which makes sense since they’re the brainchild of former Under Armour execs who set out to build a better blue jean. Strength, style and comfort — everything you demand from your workout gear, delivered at a killer price. SPONSORED BY: Revtown | SUGGESTED BY Wade Best /The Jean Genie |
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| | | | | Make awkward assumptions. Women across the U.S. have been receiving handwritten cards from one Jenny B, often addressed to their parents’ houses, congratulating them on their pregnancies. But many of the women aren’t pregnant, and they’re complaining about the awkward conversations stemming from what appears to be a poorly thought-out marketing campaign from Utah-based company Mothers Lounge. | SOURCE: BBC |
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