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‘Follow the Light’ the debut album from @junemcdoom is out now! 🪽 16 Oct 2026 ‘Massive Shoe’ @way_dynamic’s playful and understated third album is now available digitally as well as cd and bespoke vinyl formats! Order now at the Secretly Store! 18 Sep 2026 Ten years ago today, @boniver released ‘22, A Million’ — an album that changed the possibilities of what a record could sound and look like. 🌀 To celebrate its 10th anniversary, 22, A Million (10th Anniversary Edition) arrives November 20 featuring reimagined artwork, previously unseen materials, and a new essay from visual artist Eric Timothy Carlson exploring the world behind the album’s symbols and language. Pre-order now at the Secretly Store link in bio! 30 Sep 2026 10 years of ____45____from the album ‘22, A Million’ 04 Nov 2026 Thirty years ago, Jagjaguwar was a baby label throwing DIY shows in the basement of a Charlottesville sushi joint. To celebrate three decades, we’re putting some of those early Virginia-era releases on vinyl for the first time ever. For our fourth and final “Jagjaguwar is for Lovers” offering, we present Manishevitz’s ‘Grammar Bell and the All Fall Down.’ Emerging from the white-hot cinders of the first-ever Jagjaguwar band, The Curious Digit, Manishevitz’s debut brought into crystalline focus the capital-S Songwriterly prowess of Adam Ostrar (fka Adam Busch). ‘Grammar Bell’ was a flat-out rejection of most underground indie-rock tendencies of the era — away from crunch and into a chiming, folkier strum, going toe-to-toe with some of the more lauded songwriters of that era like Jeff Tweedy or Mark Linkous. It’s the first time any of these original ‘Grammar Bell’ tracks have been on wax, featuring Jag founder Darius Van Arman’s stunning original two-ink, hand-typeset design. And just to gild the lily, we’ve added Manishevitz’s cover of Woody Guthrie’s “Deportee,” which is as relevant now, tragically, as it was when written in the 1940s. ‘Grammar Bell and the All Fall Down’ is now available to pre-order, and out everywhere on December 4. All of our “Jagjaguwar is for Lovers” reissues are now together as a bundle on the Secretly Store. Band photo courtesy Adam Ostrar 04 Nov 2026 “The Bells of Christmas Eve” a new single from @cutworms is out now 🌲 03 Nov 2026 Jagjaguwar Fridays Like many others who have dealt with depression, I’ve had some really hard days when I’ve felt numb and overwhelmed. My inner world had become too compartmentalized, dissociated even. Everything around me felt pointless or irrelevant. Perhaps youthful perseverance kicked in, or my mind trained itself to quiet down, but I was always lucky to find ways to cope. At the very least, I learned to suppress my sharpest thoughts. After enough bad days, I realized something that may seem paradoxical at first—but wasn’t: You can’t find home or a sense of belonging if you ever stop looking for them. In other words, if you stop working to connect where you came from with where you are now, you’ll remain lost. During some of the darkest moments, I turned to art and literature for solace. One revelation from an old friend’s song became a lifeline: “Everyone has to gather souls around them, to feel useful, and loving, and loved.” So now I’m listening again. I’m starting to talk with my friends again, near and far. And I’m reconnecting old parts of my life with new ones. That’s what this playlist is about. Finding the light again, which was always there. It features a number of new, inspiring musical voices in my life—Lily Seabird, Dead Gowns, Amiture Music, June McDoom, Eliana Glass, Spike Fuck, and @—and brings them together with some of the most important song and sound makers I’ve been living with for a while, including Spencer Krug, Phil Elverum, Fionn Regan, and Sonic Youth. Sometimes you have to drive far into the country to find water. Another old friend shared that with me. I hope you find that kind of nourishment in these songs Darius 30 Oct 2026 What was it like for singer-songwriter @junemcdoom to grow up in a musical household?⁠ ⁠ On the heels of receiving our latest Qobuzissime for her debut ‘Follow the Light,’ McDoom spoke with us about her father’s influence and what jumpstarted her obsession with sonic texture.⁠ ⁠ Drawing from these roots, ‘Follow the Light’ braids dub, vintage pop, and folk for a sound that floats and wanders beautifully. Intimate yet arresting, ‘Follow the Light’ is a transcendent debut that pushes sonic boundaries and reinvents folk as we know it.⁠ ⁠ 🎧 Stream and download ‘Follow The Light’ in Hi-Res on Qobuz today (link in bio). ⁠ ⁠ #Qobuzissime #JuneMcDoom #DiscoverMusic #Qobuz 29 Oct 2026 Earlier this month, @junemcdoom spoke with @rollingstone discussing her debut album ‘Follow the Light,” tying together her musical influences, her recording process and more. Full article on rollingstone.com 28 Oct 2026 On Dec 4th, 2016, following the release of his pivotal album ‘22, A Million,’ Bon Iver took the stage at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, NY. In the space, an old ironworks warehouse turned nonprofit arts and culture center, Justin Vernon created a night of searching and transcendence, hidden faces backed by a powerful band: two drummers and a sax ensemble backing upfront processed sounds. “It was a visionary performance, fit perfectly to brilliant lighting and sound, seemingly executed down to fine detail by a guy in a Tipitina’s T-shirt, loose pants and high-tops: unassuming, seemingly uncaring, but most certainly in control.” - Bob Boilen, NPR Video: “29 #Strafford APTS” performed at Pioneer Works Show, 2016 28 Oct 2026 Chanel Beads performing “Song for the Messenger” recorded live at the NTS studio. 23 Oct 2026 Justin Vernon discusses the first track from Bon Iver’s album ‘22, A Million— “22 (OVER S∞∞N)” during a press conference at the Oxbow Hotel in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, September 2nd 2016 21 Oct 2026

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