Lucy Liyou Welfare / Practice CD Digipak poster "A Woman Left Lonely" and

"A Woman Left Lonely" and Bobby Womack's "Trust Me" are rain-on-the-windows ballads that come alive with Joplin's gritty vocal brilliance

there’s room for everything here… what modern music should be: art and flavor

Ed O'Brien (guitar

but other standouts include Roy's renditions of contemporary hits "Sweet Caroline" and "Drift Away"

Features contributions from Jah Wobble (Public Image Limited)

Lucy Liyou Welfare / Practice CD Digipak poster "A Woman Left Lonely" and"I'm trying to document emotions, more than specific events and memories. I mean that's what my music is at the end of the day I'm just documenting." This is Lucy Liyou, the Philadelphia based experimental musician behind cinematic sister LPs Welfare and Practice. Working in their Korean American lineage and pulling from childhood memories, Liyou takes inspiration from Pansori (Korean Folk Opera), a style of Korean musical storytelling; and Korean