1. |
OR/CA/CO (Explained)
03:45
|
|||
|
Oregon, organ donor
California loner
Colorado stoner
This is who, I've been
This is who, I am
Alone with my recorder
I bend and break these borders
Make sense of life's disorder
This is how, I spend my time
This is how, I feel alive
Oregon, organ donor
California loner
Colorado stoner
Yeah it's got nothin' to do with whales
It's just the place I tell my tales
|
||||
2. |
Tonight
02:50
|
|||
|
I could use some respite, tonight
Nothing's going right, this time
So won't you tell me what you're drinking
Let's make it double, forget our trouble
Tonight
Like a deer in headlight, must decide
Which way to dive, left or right
There's no sense in overthinking
We're just a blink in, the eye of
Tonight
Roll one and do no speaking
This ship is sinking, but not
Tonight
|
||||
Orca Co Portland, Oregon
33 year old, Portland, OR based lo-fi'r. Wrangler of high highs & low lows.
New things this Fall.
If you like Orca Co, you may also like:
grow your hair long if you’re wanting to see something that you can change
by Field Medic
The new Field Medic LP is the indie rock project's most vulnerable, using sharp humor to make self-reflection emotionally resonant.
go to album
A vibrant vision of "Central Americana" from the Costa Rica-based artist, blending heartland devotionals with playful Tropicália grooves.
go to album
Water's Here In You
by Babehoven
Babehoven returns with another record of indie folk songs about love, connection, and the fragility of human relationships.
go to album
Loosely structured around the Pokémon game of the same name, “Fire Red” is hushed and layered indie folk.
go to album
The songs on Babehoven's newest album approach grief and loss with humor and rage.
go to album
of beast and bone
by Jordann Funk
Jordann Funk excels at eerie and hypnotic folk music, topping spidery guitar with creeping vocal melodies.
go to album
The latest from Shana Cleveland is a Californian fantasia that conjures worlds both real and surreal.
go to album
