POISON RUÏN - Hymns From The Hills AFRO-FUSION For each artist

For each artist

his son appears at the end of “Paramount” to deliver a passage from Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet

"I wanted it to be the ultimate tribute to my late brother

finding new ways to work and slowly began to piece together the record with a new eye on the project and its intentions

It isn’t so much that Adele doesn’t take risks — she’s hip enough to enlist Haim/Charli XCX’s producer to helm “When We Were Young

POISON RUÏN - Hymns From The Hills AFRO-FUSION For each artistCD Jewelcase Hymns From the Hills is meticulously composed. Much like the rest of Poison Run's body of work, this LP was self recorded without the use of professional studio equipment. To meet the greater sonic demands of Hymns From the Hills, however, mastermind Mac Kennedy relocated to a private practice space, retiring from his previous routine of squeezing in tracking sessions around the rare moments that the bands shared practice space happened