Every Monday, 88Nine music director Erin Wolf shares a sonic gem she found using her nearly 20 years of new-music exploration experience. You can hear all her discoveries at 2 p.m. every Sunday on What’s All This: Adventures in New Music.
The funky pop songwriting pair of Vulfmon (aka producer and musician Jack Stratton of Vulfpeck) and singer Evangeline are back at it with their collaborative jam, “It Might Have to Be You.” Joining forces with Mocky on bass and Joey Dosik on piano, the duo continue the seamless musical magic they started on Vulfmon’s latest album, Dot.
I’m truly hoping this continued team-up spells out a full-on full-length. Both artists are clearly capable of a solid solo song. When together? The situation only becomes 2.0. Or maybe Evangeline should just join Vulfpeck, already? People have already dubbed Evangeline “Vulfwomon,” and it’s very warranted.
Find “It Might Have to Be You” out now on Vulf Records and as the featured track on our latest episode of What’s All This. Check out the full playlist below while you listen to the whole episode using the player on this page, then dial into 88Nine at 2 p.m. every Sunday for another hand-picked batch of songs on What’s All This: Adventures in New Music.
This week’s best new music
- Greg Freeman, “Colorado”
- Freckle, “Taraval”
- Throwing Muses, “Drugstore Drastic”
- Warmduscher, “Body Shock (ft. Lianne La Havas)”
- Friedberg, “Hardcore Workout Queen”
- The Laughing Chimes, “High Beams”
- Angel Olsen, “The Takeover [Poppy Jean Crawford cover]”
- The Spyrals, “Dream Believin’”
- Homer, “Forever and Ever and Ever and Ever (ft. Hether)”
- Vlad Holiday, “Long Long Gone”
- Vulfmon & Evangeline, “It Might Have to Be You”
- Julia Holter, “The Laugh Is in the Eyes”
