Kings of Convenience - Riot on An Empty Street Megan Thee Stallion

Kings of Convenience - Riot on An Empty Street Megan Thee StallionThe 2004 album Riot On An Empty Street showcases Kings of Convenience at their finest, blending folk, pop, and indie influences with their trademark harmonies. Featuring beloved tracks like "Homesick," "Misread," and the duet "Know How" with Feist, this reissue on black vinyl brings back the warm, intimate sound that made the album a fan favorite. A must have for those who appreciate subtle, melodic songwriting.

The five unique albums from the Blue Note catalog chosen for limited edition re-release by Blue Note Records President and Detroiter Don Was represent the best of the Motor City

violin figures and hip-hop beats has already won over the likes of Pitchfork

as well as one original song created by Danger Mouse specifically for Baby Driver

) Just To See You Smile

and "Cherish The Day

whom Markus replaced with ALCEST vocalist and guitarist Stéphane "Neige" Paut for the next two full-length releases "

11 Dog in the Wild

Fortunate Son

the Fayetteville

Selections also include "Don't Ask Me No Questions" and "The Battle of Curtis Loew"

Singer/Songwriter

There's the drugstore-cowboy-turned-cop-killer praying for forgiveness ("Appalachian Nightmare") and the common Michiganders persevering through economic and industrial devastation ("Flint City Shake It")