Third LP, and the pattern is set now: a Milwaukee soul singer who names his albums after the actual geography of his family's story — this one named for his ancestors' Louisiana hometown — and treats each record as a documented stretch of healing rather than a moodboard. D'Angelo and Maxwell are the obvious reference points, but the discipline is his own. Nobody's playing this loud yet — that's the find.
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BENCHMARK IN THE 50 · Jim Legxacy — sample culture and lived specifics turned into an album-as-document.