Young Fathers – “Geronimo”
Edinburgh’s Young Fathers return after four years with a new song called “Geronimo.” The band’s description of the song is: “It’s a track about contrast, because life is contrast – pushing through, giving up, all at the same time. Wanting everything and then wanting nothing, then wanting everything again. It’s kind of reflective of where we are at the moment, trying to remember how to do this again.” I’ve been following Young Fathers for some time and especially liked their 2018 album Cocoa Sugar. It looks like we’ll continue to hear good things from them.
Song of the Week 2022
January
- “Colonizer” by Tanya Tagaq
- “Empties” by Pigeon Pit
- “Who Has Seen the Wind” by David Byrne and Yo La Tengo
- “Kurunba” by Rokia Koné & Jacknife Lee
February
- “Hunting Doves” by Rachel Sumner
- “Floating Garden” by The Nunnery
- “On My Way” by A La Una (feat. Kimmortal)
- “Dry” by Kendra Morris
March
- “King” by Florence + the Machine
- “It’s Over, If We Run Out Of Love (Featuring Raven Violet)” by David Holmes
- “Famously Alive” by Guerilla Toss
- “Peace With The Damage” by Deer Scout
April
- “All the Good Times” by Angel Olsen
- “Where’s the One?” by Congotronics International
- “About Damn Time” by Lizzo
- “snake” by Sadurn
May
- “This Is A Life” by Son Lux with Mitski and David Byrne
- “Elevate Us” by SiLVA
- “Stay On It” by wild Up
- “This Hell” by Rina Sawayama
June
- “Resolution Song (Benin)” by Star Feminine Band
- “Fragile” by Laufey
July
- “Compassion to the Nth Degree” by Rainbow Girls
- “Silence is Golden” by The Beths
Panorama of the Mountains 