We’re so happy to be releasing this trailer for Adam Levy’s album Naubinway, which addresses Levy’s grieving of his son Daniel, who struggled with his mental health and died from suicide in 2012. It’s really beautiful. Have a look.
Adam Levy was on Minnesota Public Radio for a full hour this morning, discussing the making of his record Naubinway, which we will be putting out in October, and playing three songs off it. The discussion went deep, touching on … Continue reading
What a thrill to find Adam Levy’s devastating solo record Naubinway, which addresses Levy’s grief after losing his son Daniel, who suffered from mental illness, to suicide, is up for pre-ordering on Amazon and ITunes. Just go here and here. … Continue reading
Think Piece Publishing and Adam Levy have decided to donate 5 percent of first-year sales of his solo record Naubinway, which Joe Henry calls “love in action,” to People Incorporated’s “Artability” program, which nurtures and supports the creative works of … Continue reading
We’ve been sharing a lot of praise from literary types about Julie Barton’s memoir Dog Medicine. Today we want to share the feedback of Dr. Adam Strassberg, a prominent psychiatrist in the Bay Area. We greatly admire Dr. Strassberg’s writing, … Continue reading
We are delighted to announce that Julie Barton will be appearing in several cities on the West Coast in November and December in support of her rapturously received memoir Dog Medicine, which addresses the author’s severe depression and use of … Continue reading
The book isn’t what you think it is. Yes, it’s called Supersurvivors. Yes, it’s about the power of resiliency. Yes, it’s inspiring. No, it’s not about positive thinking. It’s more an ode to the power of realistic thinking, or what … Continue reading
We’re properly geeked up to hear the first single from Adam Levy’s album Naubinway, which confronts his grief after losing his son to mental illness and suicide, played this evening on the Current. It’s called “Atoms Never Die.” Listen to … Continue reading
Alan Heathcock is an author we’ve admired since we read his book of short stories, Volt, in 2011. And we’re so grateful for his kind words about Julie Barton’s Dog Medicine: “Dog Medicine is so powerfully written, so lyrical and true, … Continue reading
There are maybe five musicians in the world who we have no desire to meet because it would make us pass out in reverence like Sean Penn meeting Django Reinhardt in “Sweet and Lowdown.” One is Joe Henry. Henry is … Continue reading