Rachel "Brick" Fields and Fonky Donkey perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at White Water Tavern in Little Rock. Fields, a singer-songwriter-guitarist-flutist, and her husband, guitarist and backing vocalist Larry Brick, will be accompanied by Little Rock band Fonky Donkey.
Rachel "Brick" Fields and Fonky Donkey perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at White Water Tavern in Little Rock. Fields, a singer-songwriter-guitarist-flutist, and her husband, guitarist and backing vocalist Larry Brick, will be accompanied by Little Rock band Fonky Donkey.
MUSIC: Brae Leni and friends hunting Wild Scooch
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Sean Clancy
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“Wild Scooch Hunt” is the new album by Little Rock singer-songwriter Brae Leni. (Special to the Democrat-Gazette/Prabhath Madusanka) Wild Scooch Hunt, the new LP from Little Rock singer-songwriter Brae Leni, drops Friday.
Recorded at his Soul Lounge Studio, the album is a sexy, sometimes funny, hook-filled excursion into Leni s world with traces of R&B, 80s electro-pop and soul all wrapped around his strong falsetto.
The nine-song project, available on CD as well as the regular streaming outlets, features contributions from Grammy-winning singer-songwriter-producer Timothy Bloom, JVokal, Jordan Craighead, Fero, TY1TLM, Kevin Cleveland, Nicco Rolon, Troy Gentry, Ashton Hollowell, Dshawn Lamkin, Louis Wimbley, Korey Fells, Deitric Williams, Rico Portillo, Andrew Tripplett, Jared Williams and Josh Paul of Daughtry.