Hussain Bokhari - Possessions (New Vinyl)
Hussain Bokhari debuts on Mood Hut Records with “Possessions,” a heartfelt collection from a longtime friend of the label and a quiet legend in Vancouver’s underground scene. Born in Bangkok and now based in Vancouver, Bokhari crafts intimate, intuitive music in a minimalist home setup. His sound recalls the atmospheric guitar work of Durutti Column, reimagined in a Pacific Northwest setting.
Born in Bangkok but calling Vancouver home, Bokhari creates intuitively and freely, and you can hear it in the way "Pull Me Up" rolls out its plush carpet bedroom boogie, or how "Bangkok Boy"'s Thai vocals carry childhood memories across oceans and decades, while "Whatever Counts" sounds like Durutti Column moved from Whitworth Street to Cordova.
This is music for the spaces between - between cities, between eras, between yourself and the person you were, all held together by a minimalist studio setup and maximum heart approach that makes "Possessions" feel like an invitation into Bokhari'sparticular way of seeing.
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Hussain Bokhari debuts on Mood Hut Records with “Possessions,” a heartfelt collection from a longtime friend of the label and a quiet legend in Vancouver’s underground scene. Born in Bangkok and now based in Vancouver, Bokhari crafts intimate, intuitive music in a minimalist home setup. His sound recalls the atmospheric guitar work of Durutti Column, reimagined in a Pacific Northwest setting.
Born in Bangkok but calling Vancouver home, Bokhari creates intuitively and freely, and you can hear it in the way "Pull Me Up" rolls out its plush carpet bedroom boogie, or how "Bangkok Boy"'s Thai vocals carry childhood memories across oceans and decades, while "Whatever Counts" sounds like Durutti Column moved from Whitworth Street to Cordova.
This is music for the spaces between - between cities, between eras, between yourself and the person you were, all held together by a minimalist studio setup and maximum heart approach that makes "Possessions" feel like an invitation into Bokhari'sparticular way of seeing.
